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Himachal Pradesh
A jolt for Congress
SHIMLA, OCT.16.In a shocking outcome for the Congress-led Government in Himachal Pradesh, the Bharatiya Janata Party won the State Assembly by-election from Guler in Kangra district today. The BJP candidate, Harbans Singh Rana, defeated ...

Virbhadra's resignation sought
SHIMLA, OCT.16.The State unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party today demanded Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh's resignation "on moral grounds" after his Congress party's stunning defeat in the Guler by-election from Kangra district. ...

Madhya Pradesh
Congress wrests BJP seat
BHOPAL, OCT. 16. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party in Madhya Pradesh today retained the Nohata Assembly seat in Damoh district but lost the Balaghat seat to the Congress party. Both these seats were won by the BJP in the 2003 Madhya ...

Punjab
Pact on exchange of scientists soon
CHANDIGARH, OCT.16. The Agriculture Marketing Minister of Punjab Province in Pakistan, Rana Mohammed Qasim Noon, has said that the draft of the agreement to be signed between the Agriculture University of Faizlabad and Chaudhary Charan Singh ...

Rajasthan
BJP, Congress make a dent in rival dens
JAIPUR, OCT. 16.The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and the opposition Congress today wrested one State Assembly seat from each other in the by-elections to two constituencies in Rajasthan. The BJP snatched the Behror seat in Alwar district ...

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