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Stray incidents, mixed response in West BengalMore than 1,900 people held for trying to disrupt normal life India is safe: Patil No need to entertain fears, he tells NRIs No strategy on ULFA: Jaitley Does not know if it wants to negotiate or unleash police action 
Lopsided development can pose problems: PranabLagging States should carry out economic reforms to attract investment Unfortunate, says Congress NEW DELHI: The Congress on Monday described as "very unfortunate" the violence in Nandigram, and said it wanted the farmers to be taken into confidence and their interests protected. Even as the heat over Singur barely subsided, violence ... States woo overseas Indians Chief Ministers highlight achievements and opportunities Concern over Nandigram violence Eminent scholars and civil society members have issued a statement on the Nandigram issue in West Bengal. It says: We are deeply concerned about the escalating levels of violence being reported from Nandigram in West Bengal, as a ... 
Outsiders to blame: CPI (M)Misinformation campaign: Biman Bose V.P. Singh to launch agitation Criticises West Bengal Government Manmohan for liberal and transparent tax rates For a common goods and services tax Tests on Surendra end He was admitted to the civil hospital for routine tests on his blood sugar 
SEZs: BJP for all-party meetDisplaced farmers should be given stake in projects: Advani ``Provide aid to Sri Lanka'' NEW DELHI: The Communist Party of India on Monday urged the United Progressive Alliance Government to extend humanitarian assistance to Sri Lanka, where people in the north and east are caught in the crossfire between the army and the Liberation ... Plea for transfer of suits against Narendra Modi turned down Petitions claiming damages for loss sustained in Godhra riots dismissed Why do you need arms? Supreme Court asks Shahabuddin PIOs: talks on with U.S., U.K. To address plight of abandoned women Other Stories
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