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Thursday, January 5, 2012, Chandigarh, India
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SC stays HC order, restores status of 5 Haryana MLAs
New Delhi, January 4
In a major relief to the Bhupinder Singh Hooda government, the Supreme Court today restored the status of five Haryana MLAs, including Cabinet ministers Rao Narendra Singh and Satpal Sangwan, who were declared “unattached members” by the Punjab and Haryana High Court on December 20, 2011.

Haryana page: Speaker urges SC to clarify if HC can direct him

Dharam Singh, MLA Satpal Sangwan, Minister Rao Narendra Singh, Minister Zile Ram Sharma, MLA Vinod Bhayana, MLA

Cabinet gives nod to fill SC, ST job vacancies
New Delhi, January 4
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday cleared a proposal to fill pending job vacancies in Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe categories in the Central government, a move that will benefit over 50,000 people.


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Lucknow, January 4
A day after Mayawati government’s former Health Minister Babu Singh Kushwaha, the key accused in the multi-crore NRHM scam, joined the BJP, the CBI conducted raids reportedly at 60 places across five cities, including Kushwaha’s residence.

Indian traders released, moved to Shanghai hotel
Beijing, January 4
Two Indian nationals, who were held hostage for about 20 days in the Chinese trade hub of Yiwu by local traders were today released and shifted to a hotel in Shanghai by Indian officials.

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Bhubaneswar, January 4
The 12th five-year plan, whose period is just about four months away, will see a significant focus on promotion of science and technology and public-private partnership in research areas.

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Former President APJ Abdul Kalam with tribal students at the Indian Science Congress in Bhubaneswar on Wednesday. — PTI

A first: Commandos to protect Karnataka’s big cats
Bangalore, January 4
Karnataka acquired the distinction of being the first state in India to deploy a commando unit — Special Tiger Protection Force (STPF) — to protect its big cat population from poachers.


Punjab Cong list ready; to be out today
Singla, Dullo dropped; differences continue on six seats
New Delhi, January 4
Just hours before the start of nomination process for the Punjab Assembly elections, the Congress high command is ready with the final list of 117 party candidates. The list is likely to be formally released tomorrow, sources maintain.

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