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Gujarat
Continuing rain cause for worry in Gujarat
Overall deficiency has gone down to 15 per cent on Friday from 49 per cent on June 22

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Modi's men gain upper hand

Himachal Pradesh
`Foreign hand' in Sutlej floods?
"The reasons are not always natural; it could be man-made"

Jammu & Kashmir
Action plan to exploit medicinal plant wealth
J&K scientists want Centre to remove restrictions imposed on growing 14 plants

Madhya Pradesh
BJP unit condemns fatwa in Imrana case
BHOPAL: The executive committee of the Madhya Pradesh unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party passed a resolution on Friday condemning the All-India Muslim Personal Law Board's fatwa on Imrana, who was allegedly raped by her father-in-law in ...

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NCW writes to Mulayam on Imrana issue

Orissa
Villager runs a free library
Set up in a room with as few as 50 books, it now houses over 30,000 books

Pondicherry
NGO to promote 50 more SHGs in Pondicherry
Mangalam Society seeks to encourage self-employment among women

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Housing facilities for tsunami victims

CPI (M) meet on Dalit rights

`Life education' programme launched

'Enrol Adi Dravidar children in schools'

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Rajasthan
Police fire at violent crowd in Rajasthan
Outburst follows death of one person in Dug town soon after he was released by the police

CPI-M concern at rising attack on Christians
Jodhpur incident latest in growing number of intrusions into Christian gatherings

Uttar Pradesh

Mulayam to go ahead with power privatisation
Stalemate over power strike continues

Speaker to hear BSP petition
LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh Assembly Speaker Mata Prasad Pandey on Friday fixed July 7 as the next date for hearing on the petition filed by the BSP seeking disqualification of 13 MLAs who had defected and joined the ruling Samajwadi Party in ...

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