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Assam Tarun Gogoi inspects State’s flood-hit areas Bihar Bihar Govt. likely to change marriage rules Patna: In an effort to protect women from being deserted by NRI husbands, the Bihar Government is contemplating certain changes in its marriage rules. “The State Government is considering a proposal from the Law and Registration ... Madhya Pradesh Investors’ meet begins in Gwalior today BHOPAL: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan will inaugurate a two-day investors’ meet in Gwalior on Tuesday to give fillip to the State’s initiative to seek investment in core sectors and put the State on the fast track of ... Orissa Puducherry 
Counselling for medical courses beginsAdmissions is for a total of 233 seats in five medical colleges Government ignoring reality on admission issue: AIADMK Only 233 seats allotted as against due share of 450 Expansion of co-operative milk producers union soon LAW & ORDER Other Stories
Punjab Fuel consumption on the decline in northern states Punjab, Himachal saw a decline of 16% after rise in oil prices Awareness camp on nuclear deal soon Chandigarh: The Punjab unit of Congress on Monday decided to launch a fortnightly mass contact and awareness programme to educate a common man in the State about the benefits of the Indo-U.S. civilian nuclear agreement to the industry, farmers ... Other Stories
Rajasthan Udaipur put on special alert Two detained in connection with blasts being questioned Meet addresses industrial issues Books authored by journalist released JAIPUR: Former Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Chairman and founder of Prakrit Bharati Akademi, D.R. Mehta, on Sunday called for adequate coverage of issues of social concern and underlined the need for giving sufficient space to ... Uttar Pradesh Ganga expressway hits a roadblock 
Amar Singh advocates CMP on terrorismSamajwadi demands judicial probe into corruption charges against BSP Govt. 
Chanting hymns, Kanwarias trek their way to templesHARDWAR: It’s saffron all the way from Hardwar to Meerut as lakhs of cheerful “Kanwarias” are trekking their way across the highways carrying ‘Gangajal’ in colourfully designed “Kavads” to the famous ... Other Stories
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