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Gujarat Bakery case: Modi to write to President GANDHINAGAR, AUG. 4. The Gujarat Chief Minister, Narendra Modi, wishes to write to the President, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, requesting him to make public all the court rulings in connection with the communal riots in various States since Independence. ... Cabinet panel to `negotiate' power tariff with farmers GANDHINAGAR, AUG. 4. Under pressure from the BJP as well as the Opposition Congress, the Gujarat Chief Minister, Narendra Modi, has been forced to re-open the issue of hike in the power tariff structure for the farm sector. After repeatedly ... 
Sabotage ruled out in Surat blastGANDHINAGAR, AUG. 4.Forensic Science Laboratory experts are believed to have ruled out any sabotage angle in yesterday's Surat explosion in which the toll has gone up to 43 today. At least 31 injured are still in the hospital where the condition ... Other Stories
Jammu & Kashmir Migrants visit temple after 14 years SRINAGAR, AUG. 4.A local temple reverberated with bhajans after 14 years when more than 200 displaced Kashmiri Hindus reached their native place to offer prayers, in Baramulla district. The natives of Sumbal-Sonawari, who migrated from the ... Other Stories
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We will sweep the polls in state: MahajanBHOPAL, AUG. 4.The general secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Party, Pramod Mahajan, said here today that an ``internal assessment'' by the party on the basis of an opinion poll indicated that the party would get a two-thirds majority in Madhya ... Maharashtra Attempt to rope in Prakash Ambedkar faction MUMBAI, AUG. 4. The much-awaited attempt to unite all factions of the Republican Party of India has been delayed to bring in yet another major faction led by Prakash Ambedkar. A six-member group has been formed to work this out. Meanwhile, the ... New Delhi Official apathy leaves residents in the lurch NEW DELHI, AUG. 4.Massive waterlogging due to intermittent rain for the past one month accompanied by hours of loadshedding has badly hit the lives of residents in the Capital. Instead of coming to their rescue, the Congress-ruled Delhi ... Decks cleared for permanent Lok Adalat NEW DELHI, AUG. 4. In a significant decision aimed at ensuring speedy justice in the field of public utility services, the Delhi Cabinet today cleared the proposal for establishment of a permanent Lok Adalat in the Capital. This Lok Adalat, the ... Orissa Animal sacrifice continues at shrines KENDRAPARA, AUG. 4.Despite the groundswell of opinion against the abominable practice, animal sacrifice to propitiate divinities was perpetrated in at least two shrines of Orissa's Kendrapara district yesterday. As a part of the yearly ... Rajasthan Sati case hearing deferred again JAIPUR, AUG 4 .Hearings in the four of the 21 cases related to the Roop Kanwar 'sati' episode in Rajasthan will now resume in the Sati Prevention Court here on August 22 on account of presiding judge Narayan Sahai Sharma's indisposition. With ... 12,000 farm labourers get insurance benefit JAIPUR, AUG. 4.Over 12,000 farm labourers in Udaipur district of Rajasthan have benefited from the agricultural labourers' social security scheme launched by the Union Labour Ministry in cooperation with the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) about ... Uttar Pradesh Cabinet expansion likely LUCKNOW, AUG. 4. The leader of the Uttar Pradesh Bharatiya Janata Party legislature group and Minister for Urban Development, Lalji Tandon, today hinted at the possibility of Cabinet expansion prior to the budget session beginning August 28 when ... Lathi-charge on children condemned LUCKNOW, AUG. 4. Opposition parties have joined hands to corner the Lucknow administration for the police action against demonstrators in the city on July 28 in which more than 50 persons, including small children, belonging to the St. Mary ... Bird trappers forced to leave their trade VARANASI, AUG 4. Hundreds of bird trappers here are on the verge of starvation due to the enforcement of the Wildlife Protection Act that has banned the capture and export of birds and snatched away from them their source of livelihood. Most ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Open Page | Education | 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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