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Sore with BJP, Chautala says party will
contest
all Lok Sabha seats
Sonepat, January 12
Angered over recent outburst of the state BJP leaders against the INLD government in the state, the INLD supremo and Haryana Chief Minister Om Parkash Chautala has asked his party workers to get ready to contest all the 10 Lok Sabha seats in the state in the coming parliamentary election.
Everyone is eyeing cash-rich Indian diaspora
New Delhi, January 12
To mark the 2nd Pravasi Bharatiya Divas, the NRI Institute celebrated the NRI Day
today.
Owner of Inter Continental Lalit Suri, former Prime Minister I. K. Gujaral and NRI Institute secretary-general Jagmohan Singh at the NRI Day function in the Capital on Monday.
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Police pat themselves for better detection rate in 2003
New Delhi, January 12
Despite an increase in the number of cases registered in 2003 in the New Delhi range- comprising of New Delhi, East and North-East districts-the police claimed to have achieved a better detection rate. The detection rate in 2003 was 58.16 per cent in
comparison to 53.12 per cent in 2002.
Joint Commissioner of Delhi Police Maxwell Pereira at a press conference in the Capital
on Monday. — Tribune photo by Mukesh Aggarwal |
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Gates of residential colonies to remain open till 11 pm
Sonepat, January 12
The Sonepat Municipal Council will ensure the opening of gates installed by the residents in different residential colonies for the purpose of security from 5 am to 11 pm as the closure of these gates in the daytime had caused serious problems for the passers-by.
 SAFTA to usher in a new era: Jatiya
New Delhi, January 12
The Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment, Mr Satya Narayan Jatiya, said that the South Asian Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA) at the SAARC summit would usher in a new era in this part of the world. It would also help improve ties between India and Pakistan, he said.
Media needs to entertain and enlighten the masses: Paswan
New Delhi, January 12
The Minister of State for Human Resources Development, Dr. Sanjay Paswan, said that our traditions and rich cultural heritage are “surely and steadily leading to the Indianisation of many societies across the globe”.
Bhakti Parv Samagam held
New Delhi, January 12
True devotion begins after God realisation, and once a devotee knows the Ultimate Truth, he reflects it in every word he speaks and every action he does. He leads a pious life that is a source of happiness for one and all.
 FACE TO FACE
Teaching, a hobby and mission
Ms Asma Malik, a teacher, spends her time and money in imparting knowledge to the girls and women living in jhuggi clusters. Her mother who was a well-known social worker inspired her.
She belongs to an affluent family of the walled city and taught a number of girls of her age group there and also older women in the nearby jhuggi clusters.
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Kidnapped man rescued from well
Sonepat, January 12
A man was rescued alive from a well three days after he fell into it on the Sonepat-Rathdhanna road, about 7 km from here today. According to a report, the man, identified as Bhopal from Almora (Uttaranchal), was in a semi-conscious condition. He was immediately hospitalised and is progressing well. It is suspected that he was kidnapped and pushed into the well beating him up.
- Peacock found dead
- Theft committed
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- Demand for rail link
- INLD would be defeated: HVP
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Course in latest techniques on interventional cardiology
New Delhi, January 12
An Acute Myocardial Infarction Intervention course (AMI) is being held to educate interventional cardiologist to use the latest techniques to improve their results when they get acute heart attack cases.
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& SB executive director presents calendar to Chandhok
New Delhi, January 12
The Executive Director of the Punjab and Sind Bank, Mr Prakash Singh, presented a calendar and a traditional diary to Prehlad Singh
Chandhok, president, Nirwair Singh, senior vice-president and Harbhajan Singh Matharoo general secretary of the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management committee.
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