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Assam Gogoi warns BJP leaders against provocative speeches GUWAHATI, APRIL 3. The Assam Chief Minister, Tarun Gogoi, today warned the Bharatiya Janata Party leaders against spreading communal poison in the State by making provocative speeches. The BJP Jana Jagaran Jatras from various parts of the State ... Other Stories
Jammu & Kashmir Autonomy, the ideal solution: Omar SRINAGAR, APRIL 3. The National Conference president, Omar Abdullah, today said autonomy was the ideal solution to address the internal dimension of the Kashmir problem and that the Government of India would not agree to any solution outside the ... Maharashtra `Backward regions in Maharashtra being neglected' MUMBAI, APRIL 3.Legislators, cutting across party lines, today returned from the Raj Bhavan ``dissatisfied'' that the backward regions, whose interests are to be safeguarded by the Governor because of special provisions under Article 371 of the ... New Delhi A cyber cafe for visually impaired NEW DELHI, APRIL 3.NEW DELHI, APRIL 3. This version of ''Jaws'' is not Steven Speilberg's ode to hungry sharks. Instead, it is a software that helps the visually impaired become computer literate, launching them on the road to ... `BJP adopting double standard on Statehood' NEW DELHI, APRIL 3. Launching a belligerent attack on the BJP, the Delhi Chief Minister, Sheila Dikshit, today termed it as a party of "black marketers and hoarders'' who were always waiting to exploit the situation and then go for a kill at the ... Jain's nomination a setback for senior Cong. leaders NEW DELHI, APRIL 3. The nomination of the Hauz Khas Councillor, Ashok Jain, as the Congress candidate for the post of Delhi Mayor has strengthened the position of DPCC president, Subhash Chopra, but has come as a setback to the senior leaders of ... MCD did not utilise funds for schools NEW DELHI, APRIL 3. A year after the BJP was thrown out of power from Town Hall, the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India has found that during its five years' rule (1997-2002), the Municipal Corporation of Delhi failed to utilise as ... Rajasthan Uttar Pradesh BJP leader downplays U.P. MLAs' meeting with Venkaiah NEW DELHI, APRIL 3. The senior BJP leader, Lalji Tandon, today found it difficult to answer questions after the recent complaint made by party MLAs to the high command against the attitude of the party Ministers in the Mayawati-led coalition ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Entertainment | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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