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Haryana Chautala invites entrepreneurs to invest in Haryana CHANDIGARH, JULY 8. Exports from Haryana have touched the Rs.10,000-crore mark, according to the Chief Minister, Om Prakash Chautala. He was talking to businessmen at a business meet organised by the Haryana State Industrial Development ... Health care through Internet CHANDIGARH, JULY 8. Sirsa in Haryana will be the first district to launch an e-health care project based on the Internet. An official spokesman disclosed here today that a computer system would be set up at the General Hospital in Sirsa which ... Jammu & Kashmir 
Geelani trying to split APHC: Sajjad LoneJAMMU, JULY 8. The People's Conference chairman, Sajjad Lone, today accused the Jamait-e-Islami leader, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, of trying to split the All-Party Hurriyat Conference. Talking to The Hindu, Mr. Lone said Mr. Geelani was ... New Delhi Marksheets racket smashed NEW DELHI, JULY 8. A gang allegedly involved in printing and selling fake degrees, certificates and official documents has been busted by the Special Cell of the Delhi police. Six persons, including a dismissed and a serving assistant ... Other Stories
Rajasthan PAN card in 10 days now JAIPUR, JULY 8.The Income-Tax Department here has adopted a new procedure for allotment of Permanent Account Numbers (PAN) by handing over the task of issuing new cards to the Unit Trust of India Investors Services Limited (UTIISL). The move is ... Drought relief work to end in Rajasthan next week JAIPUR, JULY 8.Employment under drought relief operations in Rajasthan is likely to come to an end by July 15. Though the State has had fairly good rain so far this season, the Government wanted to continue the relief works at least for some time ... West Bengal 
A pen and a perfect BasuKOLKATA, JULY 8. Bengal today raised a toast to two of its post-Independence illustrious sons, elder politician Jyoti Basu and cricketer Sourav Ganguly who, bound by a common birthday, turned 90 and 31 today. Hundreds of children, men and women ... Chattisgarh Govt. officers sacked for forgery RAIPUR, JULY 8.The Chhattisgarh Government has sacked an officer in the food department and placed another under suspension in Mahasamund district for allegedly forging important documents. Following a complaint that the duo had reportedly ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Opportunities | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
 
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