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Haryana Panel for police reforms CHANDIGARH: headed by the Financial Commissioner and Principal Secretary, Home to ensure transparency in the functioning of the Police Department and to provide good governance and law and order to the public. An official spokesman said here on ... Himachal Pradesh Himachal Pradesh to explore herbal, ayurvedic potential Rs. 62 lakhs assigned to propagate medicinal plants Jammu & Kashmir `Drama' is back in Kashmir Ongoing 10-day festival shows that the State is returning to normalcy Madhya Pradesh Madhya Pradesh session begins, Assembly adjourned BHOPAL: The Madhya Pradesh Assembly was adjourned for the day on Monday after members paid tributes to several departed members and political leaders, including former Chief Minister and Bihar Governor, Govind Narayan Singh. The session began ... Pondicherry HUDCO loan for projects Rs. 650-cr. for infrastructure Outsourcing of Tamil lecturers' jobs criticised PONDICHERRY: Former Education Minister K Lakshmianarayanan has criticised the Union Territory Government for recruiting graduates from other States to fill vacancies to the posts of Tamil lecturers in government colleges. Mr. ... Punjab SGPC president challenges expulsion of Jagir Kaur in HC The appeal is likely to come up for hearing today Punjab Rights Forum alleges move to defame Sikh youth, women Asks Amarinder Singh to check police atrocities; to meet NHRC members Rajasthan Pink City offers a grand Film City Jaipur Development Authority offers permanent sets, studios, film museum spread over 1,440 bighas of land Raje ready for talks Two emissaries to meet jailed farmers' leaders Union Territories Notices to three ultrasound centres Gross violations of the PNDT Act found Uttar Pradesh Lion safari to scare away bandits Proposal sent to Central Zoo Authority Cong. demands de-saffronisation of U.P. books LUCKNOW: Demanding ``de-saffronisation'' of 31 books being used in schools across Uttar Pradesh, the Congress today asked the State government to ``seize'' all such texts in circulation and punish the guilty. The Congress Legislative Party ... Noida plot scam finds a echo in U.P. Assembly LUCKNOW: Agitated Bharatiya Janata Party members today vociferously raised the controversial Noida plot allotment issue in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly and demanded a CBI probe into the entire affair. Raising the issue during zero hour, BJP MLA ... U.P. rivers recede LUCKNOW: With all major rivers in Uttar Pradesh receding, the flood situation in the State improved further, while rain triggered accidents claimed two lives in Mainpuri district. The Central Water Commission said here on Monday that all major ... Uttaranchal President to open women police officers' meet 300 women officers likely to participate in the three-day conference Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Education Plus | Book Review | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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