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Mayhem in Bihar House
67 Opposition legislators suspended, marshalled out
Slipper hurled at Speaker
Din continues outside Assembly
Cong MLC goes on rampage
Patna, July 21
As many as 67 Opposition legislators were on Wednesday suspended for unruly behaviour in the Bihar Assembly while demanding Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's resignation over financial irregularities.
Lalu plot, cries JD(U)
Cong legislator Kumari Jyoti on a rampage outside the Assembly on Wednesday.
Cong legislator Kumari Jyoti on a rampage outside the Assembly on Wednesday. — PTI

Nation page: Punjab may go Bihar way, warns Congress

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Govt apathy holds up workplace sexual harassment Bill
New Delhi, July 21
Even as the issue of sexual harassment at workplace again took centre stage today, with the junior Indian women’s hockey team accusing its coach of misconduct, the government is slow as ever on the promised law to bar the malpractice. Drafted way back in 2007 by the National Commission for Women (NCW), the path-breaking “Protection of Women Against Sexual Harassment at Workplace Bill”, remains in consultation stages.

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Lal Chowk attack mastermind killed
Sopore, July 21
In a major setback to the militants operating in the Kashmir valley, the security forces today gunned down one of the ‘most wanted’ militants of the state, who was also the mastermind of the Lal Chowk attack on the security forces in January this year.


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“This is where it happened,” a tribal boy (14) said, showing a vast opening in dense forest, 5 km from Chintalnar village (District Dantewada) in South Bastar. The spot is known for the biggest Maoist attack on security forces on April 6.

Army orders 1 million pieces of grenade developed by DRDO’s Chandigarh lab
Chandigarh, July 21
About a decade after being designed, the Army has approved bulk production of lightweight modular hand grenades developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation for induction.

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The Vidhan Sabha Pollution Control Committee which had gone to study pollution management in distilleries of Scotland is back.

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