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Modi unveils key labour reforms to end 'Inspector raj'
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today unveiled a string of labour reforms, including measures to end 'Inspector raj', asserting that ease of doing business is "essential" to ensure 'Make-in-India' campaign is successful.

Finance Secretary Mayaram shifted to Tourism Ministry
NEW DELHI: In first major Secretary-level shuffle by the Narendra Modi government, Finance Secretary Arvind Mayaram has been transfrred out of the Finance Ministry to a low-profile Tourism Ministry.

SC refuses to restrain coal companies from mining operations
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to restrain coal companies, which were directed to wind up mining operations in six months after their coal block allocations were cancelled by it, from extracting coal during this period and selling it in the market.

No one can warn India: Rajnath Singh
MANESAR (Haryana): With China reacting sharply to government’s plans to construct a border road in Arunachal Pradesh, Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday sent a strong message, asserting that no one can warn India.

Pak needs to 'incite' those 'fighting' in Kashmir, says Musharraf
ISLAMABAD: In the wilderness for a long time, former military ruler General Pervez Musharraf has made an anti-India rant by saying Pakistan needs to "incite" those "fighting" in Kashmir.


ISRO successfully launches third navigation satellite
SRIHARKOTA: Scripting another success in India's space programme, ISRO today launched its third navigation satellite IRNSS 1C on board its PSLV rocket from here in the wee hours.

Ebola escalation could trigger major food crisis
Indian-American woman appointed to key US Justice Dept post
Nepal avalanche: 85 trekkers still missing







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Jat land smashes polling record
At 75.9%, Haryana clocks highest-ever voting * 40 hurt in stray violence at Sirsa, Hisar, Mewat
Chandigarh, October 15
Haryana voters today set a new record with a 75.9% turnout in the high-stakes battle of ballot that will determine the future of several prominent politicians in the state. The last voting record was 72.65% in 1967. The record polling, however, was marred by stray incidents of violence which left at least 40 persons, including 10 policemen, injured amid allegations of rigging and booth capturing.

Women queue up at a pollling booth in Kerok village of Kaithal district on Wednesday. (left) and The vehicle of HLP chief Gopal Kanda’s cavalcade that was damaged in an attack at Sirsa on Wednesday. Tribune photos



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Exit polls project BJP as largest party in Haryana
Chandigarh, October 15
The BJP appears to be emerging as the single-largest party in Haryana. It may be in a position to form the next government on its own after the results are declared on October 19.

After slow start, 64% turnout in M’rashtra 
Mumbai, October 15
Actor Shahrukh Khan comes out of a polling station in Mumbai on Wednesday. PTIAround 64% of Maharashtra's 8.35 crore voters on Wednesday cast their ballots in a bitterly fought elections that pollsters said will throw up a hung Assembly with the BJP emerging as the  single-largest party in the 288-member House.

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U-turn: Sidhu gets back security cover
Amritsar, October 15
Navjot Singh SidhuThe Punjab Government today restored the security cover to former Amritsar MP Navjot Singh Sidhu a day after it was withdrawn after he attacked the SAD leadership during the Haryana Assembly poll campaign.

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HIMACHAL: HC rejects objections of IT Dept in Virbhadra’s case
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CHANDIGARH: 71.7% voter turnout in P’kula district

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NATION: If ‘chaiwala' can become PM, why can’t I be CM: Uddhav

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If ‘chaiwala' can become PM, why can’t I be CM: Uddhav

Mumbai, October 15
Pitching himself for the top post in Maharashtra, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said if a tea-seller can rise to be the country's Prime Minister, he too can become the state Chief Minister.
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Another Texas nurse tests positive for Ebola
Dallas, October 15
A second Texas healthcare worker who treated the first patient to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States has tested positive for the disease.
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UK woman’s search for dead FB friend’s memoirs
Chandigarh, October 15
This is a facebook friendship most extraordinaire! A woman Harpreet Singh, alias Happy has travelled all the way to India from London to trace the whereabouts of the auto-biography of a Sikh inmate of a Kolkata Jail, who was behind bars for alleged links with an underworld don and some terrorist organisations and was killed by another inmate in May in the jail.


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