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Goa Arthroplasty meet in Panaji Will cover issues ranging from basic science to recent techniques in hip and knee replacement Cultural inhibition and financial affordability are major factors for the poor response to the surgery in countries such as India. Jammu & Kashmir All J&K regions to have a say in solving issue JAMMU: The Centre's Interlocutor on Jammu and Kashmir and former Home Secretary N.N. Vohra has said that all three regions of the State would be taken into confidence while holding a dialogue to resolve the Kashmir issue. Mr. Vohra said, "The ... Jharkand 
Jharkhand bandh call evokes mixed responseTrain traffic hit; day ends peacefully Maharashtra Maharashtra bans plastic bags; serial offenders may be jailed The bags are said to have choked drains, causing last month's floods in Mumbai Manipur Transporters not to operate on NH 39 IMPHAL: Drivers and transporters of Manipur have decided not to operate trucks and passenger buses along National Highway 39, which passes through Nagaland, until they are assured that they will not be harassed and illegal taxes will not be ... Pondicherry MoU signed for housing project in tsunami-affected village Pondicherry Multipurpose Social Service Society will build 200 houses Punjab Rajasthan Welfare programmes for minorities non-existent in Rajasthan: Panel Muslims feeling insecure and facing social boycott at many places in the State Other Stories
Union Territories Two held for kidnap, murder of schoolboy CHANDIGARH: The Faridabad police have succeeded in solving a case of alleged kidnapping and murder of nine-year-old Anand, a student of DAV school, Hodal. An official spokesman said here on Wednesday that Anand was kidnapped in February this ... Uttar Pradesh Encephalitis toll rises to 165 Doctors' teams sent to Barabanki, Bahraich; 22 `sensitive' districts identified 
Protests over opposition to Women's BillLUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh women's Congress on Wednesday held protest demonstrations at all the district headquarters against the alleged hard stance by some political parties over the proposed Women's Reservation Bill. PHOTO: ... Other Stories
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