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Dispels fears of mid-term polls
The 23-day-old pro-reservation agitation by the
Jats, which held the state government to ransom, has been suspended till September 13.
This was announced by Mahendra Singh Poonia, General Secretary of the Haryana unit of the All India Jat Aarakshan Sangharsh
Samiti, at Mayyar village, near here, this evening after cremation of 20-year-old
Sandeep, who had died in a clash with the police.
Dehradun, March 12
The cotton price here witnessed a forward leap of about Rs 230 per quintal today as the Centre yesterday lifted the ban on its export.
Its arrival in the markets of the Malwa region, including Punjab, Rajasthan and
Haryana, picked up as farmers came out with their held back produce.
Chandigarh, March 12