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Himalayan
TSUNAMI Cabinet
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CCEA
to take call on gas price hike today 10-year-old
girl dies after rape by minors US
envoy arrives to discuss Afghanistan peace plan
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With
the weather clearing a bit and the threat of an epidemic looming large,
mass cremation of bodies of people killed in the rain fury in
Uttarakhand finally began in Kedarnath today.
Contentious
issues such as pricing of coal, its supply and quality may be a thing of
the past as the Union Cabinet, at its meeting tomorrow, may accord
approval for the setting up of a coal regulatory authority, the contours
of which were cleared by a Group of Ministers (GoM) last month.
In
a move to reassure India and assuage its concern over plans by the
Barack Obama administration to open talks with the Taliban, Special
Representative on Afghanistan and Pakistan James Dobbins arrived in
Delhi to discuss issues, including the “Afghan-led reconciliation
process” initiated by Washington.
Assam’s
smallest national park, the Rajiv Gandhi Orang National Park spread over
78.81 square km, has recorded an impressive increase in its big cat
population, with 24 Royal Bengal Tigers found to roar in the protected
area.