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Haryana Haryana gets funds for horticulture mission CHANDIGARH: The Central Government has approved Rs. 20.97 crores for implementation of the National Horticulture Mission and Rs. 1.93 crores to implement the Support to State Extension Programme for Extension Reforms in Haryana scheme during the ... Haryana plans special tourism zones CHANDIGARH: The Haryana Government is planning to set up Special Tourism Zones on the pattern of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in the State. Places of historical importance would be developed as tourism destinations with the cooperation of ... Jammu & Kashmir Doctors honoured SRINAGAR: The Indian Society for Communicable Diseases and the Indian Association of Epidemiologists have selected Muzaffar Ahmad, Director Health Services Kashmir, and N. K. Gangoli, Director-General of the Indian Council for Medical Research, ... Madhya Pradesh Congress to launch its agitation in U.P. from today Party would expose `misrules'; ready for elections in the State, says Ashok Gehlot Congress set to corner Chauhan Govt. in House Assembly session begins today; `Govt has failed on all fronts' Pondicherry New super-speciality block for JIPMER The state-of-the-art block will house 360 beds Ramadoss complemented for his plans to develop JIPMER Allocation of Rs.183 crore, creation of 293 posts hailed Ministerial staff detained for bid to picket Secretariat 650 employees take out a procession to press their demands `Manimandapam' for Poet Bharathiar opened Government intends to start a University College students undergo training PONDICHERRY: Thirty students of the Pope John Paul II College of Education at Reddiarpalayam here participated in the training programme conducted by Indicom Software and Solutions and Microsoft recently. According to Rev Fr J.Paul, Principal ... Punjab Mobile sets catch Pak. signals along border A matter of concern for security agencies Rajasthan Police lathicharge protesting crowd Against the JDA move to "free" a stretch of land used as a burial place by a community Some truth in Raj Babbar's outbursts: Gehlot JAIPUR: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and Samajwadi Party president Mulaym Singh Yadav should have appreciated Raj Babbar for "speaking out the truth" about senior leader Amar Singh instead of suspending him from the party, Congress general ... Water from Bisalpur dam soon: Minister JAIPUR: The Rajasthan Minister for Water Resources, Sanwarlal Jat, has assured the villagers in Ajmer district that the ambitious project for bringing drinking water from Bisalpur dam in neighbouring Tonk district would be completed soon. The ... `Vacant medical teachers' posts to be filled' JAIPUR: The Rajasthan Government has initiated the process for filling up 162 vacant posts of teachers in the five medical colleges in the State as well as 750 posts of doctors in Government hospitals through the State Public Service Commission. ... Uttar Pradesh Microsoft, U.P. tie-up to bolster primary education Software giant to help in teachers' training in a big way Rumour sparks violence in Ghaziabad area Youth consumed poison in custody, say police; police post damaged Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Education Plus | Book Review | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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