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Haryana
No alternative to Vajpayee, so Chautala will stick to NDA
CHANDIGARH, OCT. 29. The Haryana Chief Minister, Om Prakash Chautala, who was re-elected national president of the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD), dropped enough hints to indicate that he was not happy with the Bharatiya Janata Party but ...

Madhya Pradesh
BSP heading for split in M.P.
BHOPAL, OCT. 29.The Madhya Pradesh unit of Bahujan Samaj Party today came closer to a vertical split with the expulsion of two former State unit chiefs, Phool Singh Baraiya and Sant Kumar. The newly appointed State unit BSP president, P.P. ...

Maharashtra
Cotton procurement price up
MUMBAI, OCT. 29.The Congress,NCP-led Democratic Front Government in Maharashtra today increased the cotton procurement price, from Rs. 2,300 to Rs. 2,500 a quintal. Earlier, the Government had formulated a complex scheme based on the Central ...

BJP plans protest
MUMBAI, OCT. 29.Notwithstanding the Maharashtra Government raising the cotton procurement price from Rs. 2,300 to Rs. 2,500 a quintal, the BJP said today that it would go ahead with its agitation for a better deal for cotton growers. The State ...

New Delhi
Congress panel working on final list
NEW DELHI, OCT. 29. Taking the process of selection of candidates for the Delhi Assembly elections further, the Screening Committee headed by the senior Congress leader, Motilal Vora, today exchanged notes and held discussions with the four ...

NSUI plans Internet campaign
NEW DELHI, OCT. 29.With Assembly elections just about a month away, the Congress is all set to woo the city's youngsters, their way. It may be vigorous campaigning and canvassing when it comes to capturing the vote bank of the `experienced' lot, ...

Felling trees, DDA way
NEW DELHI, OCT. 29.In an apparent case of saviours turning destroyers, the Delhi Development Authority has been accused of illegally felling some trees in Nehru Place Greens here on Diwali eve. The accusation has come from Paharpur Business ...

Other Stories

An awareness drive on brain diseases

Not many meters faulty, says DERC

Special dengue camps planned

Nail-biting end to a cricket fan's trauma

Rajasthan
Rajasthan machinery geared for fair polls
JAIPUR, OCT. 29.As part of the preparations for the coming Assembly elections, arrangements are being reviewed in all the districts in Rajasthan and District Election Officers are making all efforts to ensure free, fair and smooth ...

Third front in tatters in Rajasthan
JAIPUR, OCT. 29.The merger of the Janata Dal (United) and the Samata Party at the national level is not likely to improve the prospects of both in the coming Assembly elections in Rajasthan. For the Samata Party is non-existent here while ...

West Bengal
Bengal Govt. to restrict rallies
KOLKATA, OCT. 29.With a view to ensuring that the right to protest is not cause for public inconvenience, the West Bengal Government has prepared a list of proposals aimed at restricting processions and rallies in Kolkata. The proposals were laid ...

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