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Online
contest on Mahatma Gandhi begins for Delhi kids
An online competition to promote Mahatma Gandhi's ideals among the
school children across Delhi commenced Thursday at the Minister of
State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Jitin Prasada's home. "The
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to unveil Games theme song Aug 28
After several delays, music maestro A.R. Rahman's
theme song for the Commonwealth Games will finally be unveiled
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Calling for "non-lethal
ways to manage protests" in Kashmir, Prime Minister Manmohan
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Mass prayers, film festivals, cultural programmes
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Haj
committee election upheld by court
Thursday, August 26, 2010 11:54:58 PM,
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New Delhi:
The Delhi High Court has upheld the election of the office-bearers
of Haj committee which coordinates the visit of Indian Muslims to
the annual pilgrimage to Makkah and Madina in West Asia.
The Haj committee is administered by the ministry of external
affairs under a parliamentary act. The ministry holds annual
elections to the committee.
On March 10, Congress leader and Rajya Sabha member Mohsina Kidwai
was elected chairperson of the committee. But, the election was
immediately challenged in a writ petition in the high court, along
with the election of two vice-chairpersons of the committee.
"A division bench of the high court Aug 25, after hearing both
parties, dismissed the petition and also upheld the election of the
chairperson Mohsina Kidwai and two vice-chairpersons held March 10,"
said a press release issued by the ministry.
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