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Bihar
Ambika Soni takes up Nalanda ordnance project with Nitish
NALANDA (BIHAR): A new front may be opened against the Nalanda ordnance factory project in Rajgir if Union Tourism & Culture Minister Ambika Soni goes ahead with her first reaction to its presence right below the Vishwa Shanti Stupa (world peace

Haryana
Virbhadra's assurance to Hooda on power supply
Himachal Pradesh seeks help on Kalka-Pinjore bye-pass

Madhya Pradesh
Chauhan attends BJP-RSS coordination panel meeting
BHOPAL: Taking a break from his by-election campaign, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan on Thursday attended a closed-door meeting of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party-RSS coordination committee meeting here. The meeting was ...

Pondicherry
Intra-party differences delay Congress list
PCC president, Chief Minister in Delhi to finalise

BJP manifesto promises to ban forcible conversions
Lalitha Kumaramangalam, Thirunavakarasar release manifesto

Filing of nominations begins in Pondicherry
Four candidates filed their papers on Thursday

DMK activists stage dharna
They were protesting against reallocation of the seat to Congress

Punjab

CBI raids on Punjab bureaucrats
Amarinder resents action, says they are "among the finest officers''

Rajasthan
Governor urged not to give assent to religion Bill
Sadbhav Manch feels it will give free licence to Sangh outfits to terrorise minorities

Helpline to promote safe motherhood practices
Provides referral transport to pregnant women to facilitate emergency medical care

Uttar Pradesh
Aligarh normal, curfew relaxed
LUCKNOW: Curfew in five police station areas of the riot-hit Aligarh town of Uttar Pradesh was relaxed in a phased manner on Thursday. Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Padman Singh said here that curfew was relaxed in ...

Fiery fair organisers still at large
Relatives of victims gherao new Meerut DM

Rs. 5 lakhs for the boy who saved many lives
LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav has announced a cash award of Rs five lakhs for Javed, who saved many children during the trade fair fire at Meerut on Monday, but succumbed to his injuries Thursday morning. ...

High Court summons list of criminal cases pending against lawyers
13 lawyers facing contempt of court charges for creating ruckus in the court room

Uttaranchal
Water Police on the anvil
DEHRA DUN: The Uttaranchal Government has proposed a budget of Rs. 53,63000 to form a separate `Jal police' to curb crimes in river areas and to save people from drowning. According to official sources, 9 Head Constables, 30 constables and 9 ...

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