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Rajasthan farmers want Biodiversity Board Demand ban on acquisition of pasture land for industrialisation, farming of bio-fuel crops and creation of SEZs We have not given up on 33% reservation: Sushma But Election Commission proposal is the only quick way to forge consensus BJP hasn’t given up on quota for women But Election Commission proposal is the only quick way out: Sushma West Bengal steps up bird culling Doctors may be brought from outside State as bird flu continues to spread Satyajit Ray’s drawings on display Kolkata: A series of vibrant sketches, highlighting filmmaker Satyajit Ray’s virtuosity with the paintbrush, is the crux of the exhibition, the ‘Art of Satyajit Ray,’ inaugurated by West Bengal Governor Gopalkrishna Gandhi ... Split among Goa rebels defused crisis PANAJI: Following a vertical split in the nine-member rebel group in the wee hours of Saturday, the three-day-old rebellion spearheaded by the legislative wing of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), one of the major allies of the ... Assocham regrets Mayawati’s decision on quota NEW DELHI: The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham) has strongly opposed the decision of the Mayawati government in Uttar Pradesh for imposing reservation on Indian Inc. that intend to work with the State government ... Not the first attack by Hindu Samrajya Sena BJP, Congress condemn vandalism at NDTV office in Ahmedabad 
Government cannot walk away from education or health, says PitrodaNKC a “catalyst” in the mission to make education a central instrument for achieving growth 
Cheers to Team IndiaINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 
Say hello to multimode mobile phonesKyocera’s Indian engineers have created a combined cellular-WiFi device 
Indian engineers do IT for IntelBangalore: Hello, hello! Your mobile phone is talking to you. It has been monitoring your vital health signs when you are not making or taking calls, and wants to give you an update, possibly warn you off more sweets, because your blood sugar ... Other Stories
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