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| State
BJP forgets Pramod Mahajan
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Bhopal,
May 4:
The Madhya Pradesh Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) seems to have
forgotten National BJP General Secretary Pramod Mahajan who
was shot to death last year on May 3 at his residence in Mumbai.
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| Milk
prices to come down
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Bhopal,
May 4:
The Madhya Pradesh State Cooperative Dairy Federation Ltd has
once again indicated that the hike in prices of Sanchi brand
milk was temporary and would decline possibly in August, during
the monsoon. |
| Governor
Dr.Jakhar for central university status to Sagar versity
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Bhopal,
May 4:
The Governor, Dr. Balram Jakhar has asked the Vice-chancellor
Dr. Hari Singh Gaur University, Prof. Dhirendra Pal Singh to
send a proposal to the Union Human Resources Development Ministry
regarding ...
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| Rajsthan
designers to visit M.P. to learn Bagh Print
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Bhopal,
May 4:
The Minister for Gramodyog and Tribal Welfare Kunwar Vijay Shah
paid a courtesy visit to Rajsthan Chief Minister Vasundhara
Raje Scindia during his visit to the Pink City the other day.
His wife Ms Bhawna Shah was also present on the occasion. |
| Jamuna
for judicial probe into custody death
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Bhopal,
May 4:
Madhya Pradesh Assembly Opposition Leader
Jamuna Devi has demanded a judicial or a CBI inquiry into the
death of a 'dalit' in police custody in Vidisha last year. |
| Herbal
cure for cancer in the offing
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Bhopal,
May 4:
Believe it, vermillion-a symbol of mutual trust, dedication
and lifelong companionship--used by married women in India can
actually prolong one's life. |
| MP
performs better towards development
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Bhopal,
May 4:
Madhya Pradesh has performed brilliantly in key development
sectors during the 10th Five Years Plan (2002-07) and it has
creditable achievements to its credit in vital sectors like
road, power, irrigation and education during the period.
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| Colourful
end to Antarang-2007
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Bhopal,
May 4:
Students should not be hopeless for facing several challenges.
It was expressed by the Minister for Public Works Department
(PWD) Vijayvargiya here. |
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| Australian
team to educate Indians
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Bhopal
May 4:
It is now easy to gain education from Australia, said Charanjeet Singh
Gulati who is the Chairman of Gulati World Wide Studies. He said in
today's tradition students are attracted to pursue their studies in
abroad. The main reason is better studies and job opportunities. |
| Spiderman
3; Instant hit
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Bhopal,
May 4:
Bhopalites have enthusiastically welcomed the third part of Spiderman
series even though worldwide its response has not been as overwhelming
as expected.
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| Give
your child the gift of Music
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Bhopal,
May 4:
Most young children are naturally enthusiastic about music. And whether
or not they continue to play musical instruments into adulthood, love
of music is a gift that will continue to enrich them all their lives. |
| Tasteful
decoration
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Bhopal,
May 4:
Shakun Kharab is a beautician by profession. Naturally she has developed
a great aesthetic sense. That is whey she beautified her house too
which is situated at at Arera Colony. |
| Dance
is part of her life
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Bhopal,
May 4:
Bharatnatyam is not only admired by South Indians but also by north
Indians. Bhopalites are also taking interest in this classical dance.
Many students are trained well in dance at Bharatnatyam Department
at M.L.B. College under the guidance of Renowned Dancer Dr. Lata Shyam
Munshi. |
| CD
on nursery rhymes
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Bhopal
May 4:
Teresian Publication, Bhopal added another feather to its cap, when
it released an audio - CD on " Nursery and KG rhymes and stories
with values - Vol 1". Along with conventional |
Vacation
Malayalam classes from May 7
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Bhopal
May 4:
The Ecumenical Church Committee, Bhopal is going to conduct Malayalam
language classes at 10 centres in Bhopal during this school vacation
also from 7th May to 9th June 2007 so that the children living in
Bhopal |
| 'Awareness
about polymer waste must'
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Bhopal,
May 4:
Awareness should be created in educational sector, religious spots,
etc about the management of polymer waste. It was expressed by the
Regional Director of Indira Gandhi National Open University ... |
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