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Himachal Pradesh
Schools or `dhabas', ask parents
SHIMLA, SEPT. 24.Most parents of children studying in primary schools in Himachal villages are not happy with the newly initiated mid day meal scheme. There is already a great paucity of teachers in village schools and the available ones are now ...

Jammu & Kashmir
Divided families welcome relief in visa
JAMMU, SEPT. 24.Divided families in Jammu and Kashmir have welcomed the Central Government's decision to liberalise visa regulations for senior Pakistan nationals and described it a move that would go a long way to solve the humanitarian ...

Madhya Pradesh
Congress seeks probe into attack on mahant
BHOPAL, SEPT. 24. The Leader of Opposition in the Assembly, Jamuna Devi today demanded a CBI probe into the alleged burning alive of the Chitrakut Mahant, Hanuman Das, earlier this month. Addressing a press conference at the State ...

Rajasthan
Crucial MNIT meet today to decide fate of director
JAIPUR, SEPT. 24.The noted Sarvodaya leader and freedom fighter, Siddharaj Dhaddha, today expressed concern over the crisis in the Malviya National Institute of Technology (MNIT) here following a rift between the Director, A.K. Jain, and ...

Rajasthan on a tourist high
JAIPUR, SEPT. 24.Encouraged by an impressive 66 per cent growth in foreign tourist arrivals during the first six months of this year, the Rajasthan Government has launched an aggressive drive to promote tourism in the desert State at the ...

Uttaranchal
Assert your rights, Lokayukt tells people
DEHRA DUN, SEPT. 24.The Uttaranchal Lokayukt, S.H.A. Raza, is optimistic that Parliament will soon pass a central legislation to empower Lokayukts with powers and freedom to act against the corrupt in high places. Speaking to reporters ...

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