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Green spoke in Vedanta’s mining plot
Govt cancels environment clearance to Orissa project
New Delhi, August 24
In a significant decision that may affect the future of similar projects in the country, the Centre on Tuesday struck down the multi-crore Vedanta mining project in Orissa citing serious environment and tribal rights’ violations.

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Arunachal ex-CM held for Rs.1,000-cr PDS scam
CM Gegong ApangGuwahati, August 24
Special Investigation Cell of the Arunachal Pradesh Police today arrested former Chief Minister Gegong Apang from Itanagar in connection with a multi-crore Public Distribution System (PDS) scam in the hill state.


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CET impersonation: J&K minister’s daughter booked
Jammu, August 24
The police today booked seven aspirants for the Combined Entrance Test (CET) for the MBBS/BDS courses, including a daughter of Congress Minister G.M Saroori and a son of former National Conference (NC) Minister Ram Pal, on a charge of fraud and criminal conspiracy in the impersonation case. Though sources claimed that the case had been handed over to the CBI for further investigation, neither any senior bureaucrat nor any police officer confirmed this.

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Foreigners ‘swallow’ Rs 6.6 cr diamonds, arrested
Mumbai: Diamonds worth nearly Rs 6.6 crore on display at an international exhibition here were stolen and three Mexican nationals, including a woman and a Venezuelan, were held at the Dubai airport today for their suspected involvement in the heist.

Give IWF loan to pay dope fine, OC told
New Delhi, August 24
The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has directed the organising committee of the 2010 Commonwealth Games to give an "interest free loan" of Rs 1.75 crore to the Weightlifting Federation of India (WFI) to enable it to pay the balance amount of penalty to the International Weightlifting Federation, which has slapped a fine of $5, 00,000 on the WFI “for violation of anti-doping rules by Indian players in the month of November, 2009”.

As schools reopen in Ladakh, a leap of joy

As classes resume in tents, this Class II student of the Government High School in Basgo village, some 45 km from Leh, has a spring in his step.
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In two separate scathing indictments, the Chandigarh and Kochi benches of the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) have taken the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to task for misleading various courts with outdated rules and for not placing actual facts before the judicial fora. This had led to verdicts based on inapplicable provisions of law.

Nationality row: Sibal says sorry to Vishy
Hyderabad, August 24
He is the King of Chess who brought laurels to India. But, the Grandmaster was checkmated by an insensitive bureaucracy in a foul move that brought disgrace to the country. Three-time World Chess Champion Viswanathan Anand faced a major embarrassment today following bungling by the HRD Ministry over his nationality issue.
I have played under the Indian flag and hold an Indian passport that I obtained during my first trip overseas. I have come here to play chess with mathematicians and enjoy the Congress. I don’t understand what’s happening. — Viswanathan Anand, World Chess Champion Procedural error has led to problems regarding the doctorate. Immediate corrective action was taken. I told him that we are sorry for what has transpired.
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