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After
Dalit leaders created a storm in Parliament today over a Class XI
political science textbook featuring an allegedly offensive cartoon of
Dr B.R. Ambedkar, the Government said it had ordered withdrawal of the
cartoon and stalled further distribution of the book “Indian Democracy
at Work”.
Mohar
Jamsher (Fazilka), May 11
Haryana’s “killer roads” claim a life every two hours while one person is injured every hour. Roads in the state have claimed 1,461 lives while 2,962 persons were injured in the past four months.
Haryana’s millennium city, Gurgaon, has reported the highest death toll of 151 though it has the least number of accidents at 41. The number of injured was the highest in Gurgaon with 311 persons reported injured during January-April this year, revealed data with The Tribune.