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Chattisgarh

Karma determined to mobilise tribals against Maoists in Bastar forests
The tribals are vexed with Maoist violence; they do not want to be dictated to by anyone

Goa
MLA can sit in House
He can sit in the House, but cannot vote or participate in its proceedings

Haryana

Nine Independent MLAs back Hooda
CHANDIGARH: Nine Independent MLAs, most of them former Congressmen, on Tuesday offered their unconditional support to the Congress Government in Haryana. In letters addressed to Congress president Sonia Gandhi, these MLAs eulogised her and ...

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Vice-Chancellors appointed

Jammu & Kashmir
Lashkar threat forces migration of Gujjars
Village in Udhampur district in danger from militant outfit

Madhya Pradesh
10,000 Anganwadis to be set up in M.P.
A working group to be formed to support and help the task force

Pondicherry

Pondicherry bandh passes off without incident
Government and private buses, auto-rickshaws kept off the road

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De-recognise private colleges refusing quota, say parties

Bank gives loans to 130 students

Punjab
Punjab to start 1,700 nursery schools
Pre-school to be made an integral part of primary education

Uttar Pradesh

4 killed in U.P. Panchayat polls
80 per cent turnout recorded in the third phase; re-polling held in 81 booths

Other Stories

U.P. has no additional water to share: Mulayam

Uttaranchal
Bandh paralyses normal life in Nainital
NAINITAL (UTTARANCHAL): Normal life in this tourist town remained paralysed on Tuesday following a shutdown to protest the Uttaranchal Government's decision to shift some forest department offices from here and handing over their buildings to the ...

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