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Centre passing through a phase of instability: Naidu KOLKATA: “The Congress does not know the art of running a coalition” and the United Progressive Alliance government it leads is “directionless and helpless,” incapable of taking any major decisions because of the ... West Bengal bans poultry movement KOLKATA: The West Bengal government imposed an indefinite ban on the sale and movement of poultry across the State on Tuesday, even as the culling operations were wrapped up in the remaining districts. “There is a fear of human ... 3 States yet to begin preventive culling NEW DELHI: While preventive culling of poultry birds in Bihar, Jharkhand and Orissa is yet to begin, the Assam government has initiated stamping out of birds in two districts adjoining the bird flu-hit West Bengal. The Central ... 
Fencing on Indo-Bangla border in full swing in AssamSONAHAT BORDER POST (ASSAM): Construction of a 76-km barbed wire fence on the border with Bangladesh in Dhubri district of Assam is in full swing. The fence, located 150 yards from the zero line, will replace the one erected in 1988. ... Taslima is no mean prisoner: Krishna Iyer The former judge of the Supreme Court, V.R. Krishna Iyer, in a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, writes: “I was pained to read about Madam Taslima Nasrin suffering de facto solitary confinement and remaining ... Defence Minister to dedicate Hawk jet trainer Bangalore: Defence Minister A. K. Antony will on February 23 dedicate the long awaited Hawk advanced jet trainer (AJT) to the nation. To take place at Air Force Station (AFS) Bidar (northern Karnataka), the ceremonial dedication will ... Struggle for peace must be a quest for equality: Ansari A global society based on justice has no place for war Other Stories
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