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Panel decides against shifting Sarabjit
outside Pakistan
Sarabjit Singh will continue to receive treatment in Pakistan,
said a medical panel formed to decide whether the Indian death row
prisoner, who was grievously injured in an attack in Kot Lakhpat
jail, needs to be taken abroad.
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 Third Front no easy task, can't be rushed: Karat
Communist
Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) general secretary Prakash Karat has
said that the formation of a Third Front at the centre is no easy
task as some political parties frequently change their allegiance. »
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Missing in Pakistan
Mumbai engineer Hamid Ansari missing in Pakistan
A 27-year-old engineering and management graduate from Mumbai,
Hamid Ansari, who went to Afghanistan in November to find a job,
has gone missing in Pakistan.
His distraught family in Mumbai's upmarket Versova area fear that
he may have
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Kerala Police collect Rs.1.5 million as fine from smokers
The Kerala Police have collected around Rs.1.5 million as fine
after stepping up vigil in the past five months against those
smoking in public places, according to information available on
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Sri Lanka posing a challenge to Kerala
ayurveda
Its decades long ethnic conflict over, Sri
Lanka is steadily emerging as a major competitor to Kerala's
ayurvedic system of medicine, a leading industry expert says. But officials are quick to point out that as long as
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'Teachers' training has almost collapsed'
A shortage of nearly a million teachers is affecting
implementation of the Right to Education Act in India. Compounding
this is the lack of government-run training institutes which
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Minorities in Assam
Assam minister attacked for slamming Badruddin Ajmal Qasmi
People
hurled shoes, sandals and empty water bottles at Assam Forest
Minister Rockybul Hussain in Western Assam's Chirang district
Sunday after he hit out at All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF)
chief Moulana Badaruddin Ajmal
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