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Bihar Sonia has been misled: Lalu Prasad PATNA, FEB. 3. The Rashtriya Janata Dal president and Railway Minister, Lalu Prasad, has accused sections of the State Congress of having `misled' the party president, Sonia Gandhi, about the political situation in Bihar and persuading the high ... Other Stories
Goa Trust vote was a sham, says Jamir PANAJI, FEB. 3. The Goa Governor, S.C. Jamir, today termed the action of the Speaker, Vishwas Satarkar, in conducting Wednesday's vote of confidence in the Assembly "a complete sham" and "a mockery of parliamentary democracy." Mr. Jamir, in a ... Speaker's order was the trigger PANAJI, FEB. 3. The crisis in the Goa Legislature on Wednesday when the Manohar Parrikar Government faced the vote of confidence was triggered by the Speaker's order to an Independent MLA — whose vote was crucial for the Congress-led ... Gujarat Charges levelled against Modi AHMEDABAD, FEB. 3. Vithhalbhai Pandya, the octogenarian father of the slain Gujarat Minister of State for Home, Haren Pandya, today claimed that BJP workers were "instructed" by the Chief Minister, Narendra Modi, to "avenge" the Godhra train ... Haryana 
Polling in Haryana peacefulCHANDIGARH, FEB.3.Barring a few stray incidents of poll violence in the prestigious Narwana constituency and the murder of the driver of the Congress candidate in the Barwala constituency, polling in Haryana for the State Assembly elections today ... Jammu & Kashmir 
A glorious beginning, says Omar AbdullahSRINAGAR, FEB. 3.The Opposition National Conference, which has retained control of the Srinagar Municipal Corporation in Monday's civic elections, today celebrated its victory with its president, Omar Abdullah, declaring the centenary ... Other Stories
Jharkand Ballot amid bullets in Jharkhand DALTONGANJ (JHARKHAND), FEB. 3. The first-ever elections to the Jharkhand Assembly today opened with a landmine blast that killed eight policemen out on patrolling in the naxalite-dominated jungles, about 30 km from here. As the day progressed, ... Pondicherry BJP women's wing to build permanent houses in Karaikal PONDICHERRY, FEB. 3. A three-member team of the All-India Mahila Morcha of the Bharatiya Janata party (BJP), headed by its vice president and former Union Minister of State for Tourism and Culture, Ms. Bhavana Chikhalia, visited the ... Other Stories
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No sops, only data in Governor's addressJAIPUR, FEB. 3.The first-ever address of the Rajasthan Governor, Pratibha Patil, to the State Assembly on the opening day of its Budget session today was devoid of any announcements in view of the model code of conduct presently in force in the ... Other Stories
Uttaranchal Man hacks daughters to death DEHRA DUN, FEB.3.In a ghastly incident, a father entered a school in Patas village of Almora district on Wednesday morning and allegedly hacked his two daughters aged seven and four years to death, according to delayed reports received ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Entertainment | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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