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Gujarat
S.S. Norway awaits customs clearance
Reports say it is laden with at least 900 tonnes of hazardous asbestos

Himachal Pradesh
19 killed in bus accident near Shimla
SHIMLA: : At least 19 passengers were killed and 17 injured when a private mini bus fell into a gorge near Ghanahatti, 30 km from here, on Friday. The bus was coming from Dhami to Shimla in the morning and the passengers mainly were office-goers. ...

Pondicherry
Final phase of civic polls today
Voters in four commune panchayats to exercise franchise

Sensitive booths
PONDICHERRY: District Election Officer G. Theva Needhi Dhas said here in a release on Friday that out of the 444 polling booths, 74 had been assessed to be situated in sensitive pockets. He said that these sensitive locations were under close ...

Punjab
Computerisation process activated at Chandigarh Housing Board
Chandigarh Data Centre to provide world-class service delivery to people

Rajasthan
Monsoon arrives in Rajasthan, Himachal
Farmers begin sowing kharif crops

Harassment of Dalit, tribal activists condemned
Aruna Roy demands probe and withdrawal of cases

Uttar Pradesh
Poll panel urged to disqualify Jaya
Lawyer says she concealed facts regarding number of plots

Uttaranchal
Shiksha Parishad teachers made Govt. staff
DEHRA DUN: : The Uttaranchal Government has declared over 30,000 teachers of the Basic Shiksha Parishad as Government employees. Announcing this here on Friday, Education Minister Narender Singh Bhandari said the new status would give greater ...

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