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Asom Gana Parishad expels P.K. MahantaShow cause notices to 4 legislators for defying party whip Other Stories
Bihar Two Dalit women in race for Nobel PATNA: Two women from the underprivileged class America Devi and Tiliya Devi of Madhubani district have been nominated for 2005 Nobel prize. Tiliya Devi (40) and America Devi (35) are among 92 women from India and 158 in South Asia to have ... Gujarat BJP nominees for Rajya Sabha vacancies No `outsider' other than Arun Jaitley 
Focus on relief work in rain-hit areasBreather for central Gujarat; heavy rain in north Gujarat and Saurashtra Fresh spell likely in Gujurat NEW DELHI: Weathermen on Sunday forecast that rainfall over Gujarat could decrease over the next two to three days. There are, they said, however, indications that the break may be short as there could be a fresh spell of heavy rain in the State ... Haryana 16 IAS officials transferred CHANDIGARH: The Haryana Government on Sunday transferred 16 IAS and two HCS officers. According to an official note, K. C. Sharma, Financial Commissioner and Principal Secretary, Development and Panchayats, has been posted as Financial ... 
Hooda woos farmers with incentivesBKU hosts rally to honour Chief Minister Himachal Pradesh Himachal to sell power to neighbouring States Move to benefit Delhi, Punjab, Haryana Madhya Pradesh 
Bhopal Memorial Hospital closed indefinitelyStriking employees asked to leave hospital premises Maharashtra Uddhav Thackeray to blame for poll debacle, says Rane To consult voters on quitting Assembly seat; to resign as Opposition leader Biomedical waste turns a huge health hazard in Maharashtra Ironically, treatment units' capacity is higher than the waste generated Pondicherry Hospital staff to go on strike PONDICHERRY: The Association of Pondicherry State Hospital Operation Theatre Assistants, Attenders and technical staff has announced an indefinite strike from July 13, said a release here on Sunday. A resolution in this regard was adopted at ... Other Stories
Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh finalises anti-naxalite strategy Special training for cops, better communication system and mobile towers part of the ambitious plan Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Business | Education Plus | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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