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Bihar
Centre providing less foodgrain for BPL people: Sushil Modi
GANDHINAGAR: The Bihar Deputy Chief Minister, Sushil Kumar Modi, on Monday criticised the UPA government for providing less foodgrain to his State for distribution among the below poverty line (BPL) people. ...

Goa
Goa accepts doctors' `prescription'
PANAJI: Following sustained public opposition to its proposed plan to lease out a heritage edifice of the old Goa Medical College complex (GMC) for a shopping mall, the Goa Government on Monday decided to scrap the proposal. At a hastily ...

Haryana
Entrance test for polytechnics on June 2
CHANDIGARH: The entrance test for admission to different polytechnics for diploma in engineering and technology, office management and computer application (OMCA), library and information science will be conducted at various centres in Haryana ...

"Officials caught red-handed"
CHANDIGARH: Officials of the Haryana State Vigilance Bureau claim to have caught five Government officials red-handed while allegedly accepting bribes in various cases during raids conducted last week. An official spokesman said here on ...

Madhya Pradesh
Creation of Bangladesh not due to Indian intervention alone: Taslima
Bengalis had been oppressed for long and revolted in 1971: author

Orissa

`Guru-Shishya parampara' to conserve folk art forms

Keeping law and order from `falling'!

`Silk ring' tourism package mooted in Ganjam district

Baisakhi cultural fest off to a colourful start

Workshop on district resource group

Two employees robbed of Rs 2 lakhs

Suspended inspector deposes before probe panel

Fishermen demand fishing jetty near Gopalpur

54-year-old woman bid to end life

POSCO project suffers jolt

Opposition plea to PM

Puducherry

Issue of integrated certificates to school students begins
22,000 students to be covered in the first phase of the scheme in Puducherry

Scheduled Caste farmers to get free farmland
40 ryots will be covered in first phase

Other Stories

Thengaithittu residents stage dharna

Two new paddy varieties to be released in Puducherry on April 23

Govt. plans Electricity Board

Power shutdown announced

Don't hold people to ransom, Rangasamy tells striking staff

Village chiefs' body seeks probe into Thengaithittu caning

Anti-seaport protests not necessary: Chief Minister

Rajasthan
Rajasthan Govt. revokes ban
Development works under the Sampoorna Grameen Rozgar Yojana

School kids to become computer-savvy
JAIPUR: About 40,000 students of 200 Government schools in southern Rajasthan will get modern computer education with a memorandum of understanding (MoU) being signed by the State Government, Hindustan Zinc Limited and Sterlite Foundation in ...

Union Territories
North reels under heat wave
CHANDIGARH: Heat wave conditions prevailed in North India on Monday making life miserable for the people. In Punjab and Haryana, the heat along with frequent unscheduled power cuts added to the woes. Increased demand for power due to ...

Uttar Pradesh
Campaigning ends for third phase of polls
Polling to be held in 57 constituencies on Wednesday

Some ministers "protecting terrorists"
BASTI (UP): Senior BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi on Monday alleged that some Uttar Pradesh ministers were ``giving protection'' to terrorists and ``encouraging'' them. ``It is a matter of concern that 30 districts of UP are affected by ...

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