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NGO develops replicable protocol to prevent kidney failureCHENNAI, FEB. 20. A Chennai-based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) has developed a replicable and effective low-cost protocol for prevention of kidney failure. The NGO, Kidney Help Trust, selected 26 villages near Sriperumbudur and screened ... Centre will help Chhattisgarh deal with naxals: Patil RAIPUR, FEB. 20.The Union Home Minister, Shivraj Patil, today assured the Chhattisgarh Government of all possible assistance in dealing with the naxalite problem in the State. ``The Centre is with Chhattisgarh on dealing with naxalite ... Bible course participants return after RSS protest JAIPUR, FEB. 20. The 275 people from Andhra Pradesh who arrived at the Kota railway station in southern Rajasthan to attend a Bible course of the Emmanuel Mission were sent back on Saturday night without being allowed to attend the ceremony ... Rane Government to probe IFFI expenditure PANAJI, FEB. 20. The Goa Chief Minister, Pratapsinh Rane, has said that the Government would not hesitate to probe "controversial dealings" of the Bharatiya Janata Party Government, including the expenditure on the International Film Festival of ... EPFO may restrict additional contributions NEW DELHI, FEB. 20. The Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) may soon have to restrict the facility of depositing additional amounts each month over and above the statutory contribution by salaried employees covered under the EPF ... Victims of Armed Forces Act dub it a `black law' NEW DELHI, FEB. 20.Several persons, appearing before the "People's Tribunal'' have expressed grave concern over misuse of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in the North-East, describing it as a "black law.'' People from Manipur who ... Ayodhya case: move to include Vajpayee as accused LUCKNOW, FEB. 20. The Babri Masjid Action Committee (BMAC) was contemplating moving the court to have the former Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, included as an accused in the Ayodhya case in the wake of his purported statement on a video CD ... `UPA Government's stability depends on its sincerity to CMP' MALAPPURAM, FEB. 20. The stability of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Government at the Centre did not depend on the Left parties, but on the sincerity with which the Government implemented the common minimum programme (CMP), said the CPI ... Sending photos by e-mail now easier and free BANGALORE, FEB. 20. Those who regularly need to send large photographs as e-mailed attachments will be familiar with two problems: The photo is too big - my e-mail service won't allow attachments larger than one megabyte or, with my dial up ... Other Stories
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