| India4u News | Sep 2, 2010 |
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Punjab Police baton-charge protesting sugar mill workers
Punjab Police baton-charged scores of sugar mill workers, who had gathered here on Thursday to stage a demonstration against non-payment of wages for two years during a function presided over by State Chief Minister Prakash Singh Badal....
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Tibetan Democracy Day celebrated in Dharamsala
The Tibetans living-in-exile celebrated the 50th anniversary of Tibetan Democracy Day in Himachal Pradesh's Dharamsala city on Thursday. ...
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Naxals kill one abducted cop in Bihar
The Naxalas have killed Sub-Inspector Abhay Prasad Yadav, one of the four cops, who were taken hostage during an encounter in Bihar's Lakhisarai District on Sunday....
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Muslims take part in Gokulashtami in Mumbai
Members of Muslim community at Dadar and Thane here, celebrated the festival of Gokulashtami (birth of Hindu God Krishna), joining the Hindu devotees in the revelries on Thursday. ...
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Bangalore software engineer designs computer software for illiterates
Indrani Medhi, a software engineer, has designed a software that permits illiterate people to access a computer easily. ...
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Rahul Gandhi launches plantation drive in Amethi
Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi launched a mass plantation drive to enhance productivity of his constituency during his three-day visit to Amethi....
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CBI court issues warrant against former Medical Council President Desai
A Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court in New Delhi issued a fresh production warrant against former President of the Medical Council of India (MCI), Ketan Desai, on Thursday after Kolkata jail authorities failed to produce him for his alleged role in a bribery case involving over Rs 20 million....
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Pune girls beat dhols ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi festival
Enthusiastic young girls have joined boys in practicing the beating of Dhols in Pune, ahead of the popular Ganesh Chaturthi festival....
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Bihar Government talking to Maoists to release captured cops: Centre
Union Home Secretary G K Pillai on Thursday said the Bihar Government is trying its best to secure the release of the four policemen kidnapped by Maoists from Lakhisarai District....
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Kashmir unrest plays spoilsport for dry fruits business
The prevailing unrest in Jammu and Kashmir is playing spoilsport for the dry fruits business in the Kashmir Valley during the auspicious Muslim fasting month of Ramadan....
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