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Assam
EC does not rule out violence
GUWAHATI, APRIL 10. The Election Commissioner, N. Gopalaswamy, has not ruled out violence during the coming two-phase Lok Sabha polls for 14 seats in Assam on April 20 and 26. Talking to reporters here today, Mr. Gopalaswamy said, ``there are ...

Haryana
Marginalised Bhajan Lal can give a jolt to Congress
CHANDIGARH, APRIL 10.The faction-ridden Congress in Haryana could suffer a major jolt in the next couple of days if the former Chief Minister and president of the State unit of the party, Bhajan Lal, bows down to "tremendous pressure'' on him ...

Jammu & Kashmir

Uri police officer suspended

J&K BJP criticises Congress on regional councils

Maharashtra
Government pursuing 'anti-people' policies: Pawar
MUMBAI, APRIL 10.The Nationalist Congress Party president, Sharad Pawar, today accused the NDA Government of following policies against the national interest. In a statement he issued after being discharged from hospital here, he accused the ...

Pondicherry
Election authorities take over Govt. Whip's vehicle
PONDICHERRY, APRIL 10. The official vehicle of the Government Whip of Pondicherry which was alleged to have been misused for election work had been taken over by election authorities for using it for poll-related work. A release from the ...

Other Stories

Pay hike sought for junior accounts officers

'Charge contrary to facts'

CEO partisan, says AIADMK

Jayalalithaa sanctions ex gratia to youth's family

Uttar Pradesh
State police on alert
KOLKATA, APRIL 10. The West Bengal police has intensified patrolling along the border with Nepal and sounded a special alert after reports that Nepal's Maoist guerillas had spilled over into the Indian side from where they had fired at ...

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