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View Article  Naxals woo tribal women in K'taka

It's a recruitment drive that could possibly drive the Karnataka police up the wall. To gain a stronger foothold and spread their tentacles, Naxals have started augmenting their women cadres by signing up young SC/ST girls covertly.

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View Article  Gwalior artists enter Guinness book

Six artistes from Gwalior have entered the Guinness Book of World Records for painting a 9,731 feet indoor mural painting in a short period of seven days.

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View Article  Autumn festival begins in Meghalaya

An Autumn festival by private sector stake-holders in tourism industry began on Saturday to woo visitors from across the country to scenic Meghalaya with the aim of developing rural tourism.

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View Article  The Gods Saved Us

Till about 6 pm it was business as usual, if at a frenetic pace, at South Delhi's Sarojini Nagar market. The last weekend before Diwali, the trademark festive look and spirit had taken over the market.

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View Article  White tiger poisoned in Mysore zoo

It has now been confirmed that a white tiger, which died in Mysore zoo last month, was poisoned. This is not the first time that an animal in the zoo has been deliberately killed.

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View Article  Centre formulates new National Police Act

Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil said today the Centre is formulating a new National Police Act to meet the changing requirements of the society. A committee appointed by the government to prepare a draft police act .

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View Article  Infant, mother among three charred to death

A WOMAN and her four-month-old son were among three charred to death in a fire at their house at Ghorpadi here on Friday afternoon.The victims were identified as Archana Chandrakant Sasane (25), her son Lucky and brother-in-law Suresh Anant Sasane (35).

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View Article  Breaches in tracks, trains cancelled

Several trains, which were scheduled to originate from or pass through the East Coast Railway (ECoR) zone, have been cancelled due to breaches on tracks under South-Eastern Railway.The breaches had occurred following incessant rains in Andhra Pradesh.

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View Article  Heavy rains lash Tamil Nadu

Heavy rains lashed several parts of Tamil Nadu under the influence of low pressure area over the central parts of South Bay. Chennai and its neighbourhood experienced cloudy skies and intermittant rainfall, heavy at times.

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View Article  Sub-inspector dismissed for accepting bribe

A Delhi Police sub-inspector, who was caught on camera purportedly accepting bribe to release the body of a man, was dismissed from services on Friday.

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View Article  NSCN-IM threatens to call off ceasefire in Nagaland

The Isak-Muivah faction of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-IM) Saturday threatened to call off an eight-year-old ceasefire with New Delhi if its demands were not met by January, leaders of the guerrilla outfit said.

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View Article  Make India world leader in fashion technology: Kalam

President A P J Abdul Kalam has called upon the fashion community to make India a leader of fashion technology in the world."This will enable the Ministry of Textiles to achieve an export target of 70 billion US dollars in fashion design and lifestyle products compared to the present 23 billion US dollars in the next five years".

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View Article  Former BCCI chief anguished over politicking in BCCI

Even as the rival groups in the BCCI gear up for the Annual General Meeting later this month, a former board chief has expressed anguish over the incessant factional politics and called for amending the contentious rules for representation as well as the zonal rotation of the presidency.

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View Article  Police draw a blank in search for Union Minister

Nearly two weeks after a non-bailable warrant was issued, the police on Friday raided the official residence of Union Minister of State for Water Resource Development Jaiprakash Narayan Yadav here but returned empty-handed.

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View Article  Malaria: Drug policy under review

The drug policy for malaria control is under review and sites are being prepared for vaccine trials in Orissa and Madhya Pradesh, Union Health Minister Anbumani Ramadoss said here on Friday.

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View Article  Relief is Eid gift, Azad finds out

When Jammu and Kashmir’s new Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad reached Teetwal today to be with the quake-hit on Id day, he brought with him some gifts and a truck full of relief material.

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View Article  Green signal to Indo-US exercises

In a clear snub to its Left allies, the UPA government on Friday decided to go ahead with the largest-ever joint air combat exercise with the US, at the Kalaikunda airbase in West Bengal, as part of the rapidly expanding defence cooperation between the two countries.

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View Article  Buddhadeb looks to US for greenbacks

CPM may be creating a racket against "US imperialism" at the Kolkata international airport. But at the chief minister’s office on Friday, Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee made it clear that he wants more FDI for Bengal and as a first step he will send finance minister Asim Dasgupta to the US on November 7.

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