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Friday, October 14, 2005
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Bihar Not aware of leadership change in M.P.: Uma I have no complaint against her, says Chief Minister Gaur Gujarat 23 get jail term in Godhra riots case Fast track court also imposes fine of Rs. 17,500 each in 5 cases of looting and arson Haryana Nine firms show interest in Haryana's `Vision Document' Financial and technical bids made to Government for appointment as consultant Haryana, Himachal send relief for quake victims Blankets, tents dispatched to J-K Madhya Pradesh Airtel to invest Rs 250 crores in M.P.- Chhattisgarh circle Company launches `blackberry' mobiles Pondicherry Make public details of tsunami related expenditure: DMK leader Asks the Administration to seek higher allocation from Plan panel Board meeting provides guidelines on framing annual plans Airport development, power projects, flyover construction to get attention Focus on airport development, power projects, flyover construction Groupism in Ministry hits work, says MLA Sanitary workers remained unpaid for six months Other Stories
Rajasthan Hanumangarh to be developed under cooperative scheme Five-year plan for the district envisages strengthening of village committees Uttar Pradesh U.P. to release 200 cusecs of water to Delhi AYODHYA: TheUttar Pradesh Government would release additional 200 cusecs of water to Delhi. The U.P. Irrigation Minister, Munna Singh Chauhan, told UNI here on Thursday. The water would be released from Hathini Kund Barrage on the Yamuna river. ... Brain fever claims five more lives SIDDHARTHNAGAR (U.P.): With five more casualties reported during the last 24 hours, the toll from Japanese Encephalitis (JE) in East Uttar Pradesh on Thursday reached 896. Additional Director (Health) C. B. M. Tripathi said here as many as 39 ... Protest against court decision brings AMU to standstill Strike was in response to a call by 18 organisations Other Stories
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