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Survey: maintain credit offtake to facilitate economic growth Advice to banks as credit-deposit ratio falls 
Lalu woos Nagaland voters on maiden visitThe Minister showcases projects for expansion of railway network in Nagaland, northeast region Loss of dynamism in agriculture Economic Survey calls for “second green revolution” Over 48 p.c. of farmers in debt NEW DELHI: The Economic Survey on Thursday made out a case for a Debt Relief Package for Farmers, which is expected to be unveiled in the Budget presentation on Friday. In a separate column on Farmers’ Indebtedness, it said that ... 
Rahul seeks centralised monitoring of rural employment programmeNEW DELHI: Congress MP and general secretary Rahul Gandhi on Thursday led a delegation of MPs to meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for centralised monitoring of the programme under the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act. There is a ... Rizwanur committed suicide: CBI KOLKATA: The death of Rizwanur Rahman, a 30-year-old computer graphics teacher, whose body was found by the side of the railway tracks near here on September 21, 2007, was a case of suicide, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has ... No leniency in rape cases: apex court Hapless woman tricked out of her house and gang-raped Due allocation for education still an elusive goal NEW DELHI: Not only is the United Progressive Alliance far from delivering on its National Common Minimum Programme (NCMP) promise of allocating six per cent of the Gross Domestic Product to education but the allocation also dipped in ... 
“Justice Khanna was a crusader for civil rights”Tributes to the former Supreme Court judge Soaring competition in domestic skies cuts into profits Consolidation is perhaps inevitable: Economic Survey Unemployment rate reduction envisaged NEW DELHI: The 11th Five Year Plan envisages lowering of the unemployment rate to below 5 per cent and seeks to add 58 million jobs by 2012 as the projected increase in labour force during the Plan period is 45 million. According to the ... We respect internal debate on the nuclear deal: French envoy “Concluding the deal will be a win-win situation for India and the world” Deora: steps being taken to curb LPG black marketing Production inadequate, shortfall tackled through imports Anniversary of Terry Fox Run to help cancer research on March 2 Considered the largest single-day fund-raiser for cancer research in the world, the 10th anniversary of the event in Mumbai will be celebrated on March 2. People come together as individuals, families, schoolchildren and groups to raise money ... Court stays extension of gag order against Raj Thackeray MUMBAI: A sessions court here on Thursday stayed the extension of police order that forbid Maharashtra Navnirman Sena leader Raj Thackeray from holding public meetings or coming out with press statements. But Additional Sessions Judge ... We are pursuing pipeline project, says Murli Deora Says important issues are under discussion Talks on with Ghising, Gurung: West Bengal GJM-sponsored bandh in Darjeeling enters ninth day Mirpur sabha to build rest house in Pakistan occupied Kashmir Jammu: Demolishing six decades-old walls of separation, Hindu refugees here will build a rest house for Muslims who come to meet their relatives in Mirpur in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Restoring ... Bird flu: U.N. praises India’s ‘swift’ action New York: The United Nations has praised the “swift and comprehensive” measures taken by India to bring under control the “worst-ever” outbreak of bird flu in West Bengal, while urging the country to maintain vigilance ... 
Members back in the well of HouseYou are all working overtime to finish democracy, says Somnath Vajpayee, Advani’s call to Nagaland voters NEW DELHI: Six days ahead of polling for the Nagaland Assembly, scheduled on March 5, senior Bharatiya Janata Party leaders Atal Bihari Vajpayee and L.K. Advani have jointly appealed to the voters by recalling the efforts made by the National ... Review export curbs: Menon urges U.S. Says that in view of the deepening ties, ambitions of the two nations have grown Congress should clarify its stand: CPI BJP charged with communalising the issue Manmohan’s daughter did not write or compile book: Delhi University NEW DELHI: Setting the record straight, Delhi University’s History Department on Thursday clarified that Upinder Singh, daughter of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, neither wrote nor edited the text that kicked up a storm over some ... Other Stories
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