The Hindu : Other States News : Monday, June 26, 2006

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Haryana
Farmers to get adequate power supply: Hooda
Irrigation needs during the ongoing paddy season in Haryana

Pondicherry
Second phase of civic elections tomorrow
Pondicherry and Oulgaret municipalities set to vote

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"Civic body members should be apolitical"

MPs' plea on admission issue

Rajasthan
Centre not giving enough aid, says Rajasthan Govt.
Launch of drought relief work in the State

Sonia to visit drought-hit areas of Rajasthan today
JAIPUR: Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Monday will visit drought-hit areas in Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan. Ms.Gandhi, visiting the State exactly after a year, is also scheduled to address a "political training" camp of party workers in ...

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International astrologers' meet

Two killed as pandal for Ritambhara programme collapses

Uttar Pradesh
Anti-naxal plan yielding rich dividends in U.P.
"Naxalites are no longer getting cooperation of local people"

Congress to protest against law and order situation in U.P.
LUCKNOW: The Congress Party on Sunday decided to stage a state-wide dharna on July five to protest the alleged deteriorating law and order situation and shortage of power and drinking water in Uttar Pradesh. A meeting of the State party ...

Uttaranchal
Tiwari, Rawat asked to end feud
DEHRA DUN: With Assembly elections in Uttaranchal just six months away, serious efforts are afoot to bring about rapprochement between Chief Minister N.D. Tiwari and PCC chief Harish Rawat, who have been at loggerheads for the past four-and-half ...

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