| Uproar
in LS over attack on North Indians
|
New
Delhi, Mar 3:
Disturbances over attacks on North Indians in Maharashtra and
Opposition demand for a statement on a rail accident in Gujarat
on Monday disrupted proceedings in the Lok Sabha, forcing its
adjournment twice.
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| N-deal
imbroglio: Govt for broad political consensus
|
New
Delhi, Mar 3:
As the US continues to press India to conclude the nuclear deal
at the earliest, Government on Monday said efforts were on to
evolve a broad political consensus on the issue.
|
| State
govt not taking RTI Act seriously: CIC
|
Bhopal,
Mar 3:
RTI implementation appears to have run into a controversy in
Madhya Pradesh in its very first year, with the Information
Commission accusing the government of not providing it the necessary
infrastructure and staff to get the transparency initiative
off the ground.
|
| Courts
cannot decide issues of faith: BJP
|
New
Delhi, Mar 3:
The BJP on Monday said the affidavit filed by the government
in Supreme Court on Sethusamudram project is "objectionable
and unacceptable" as issues of faith cannot be decided
by a court.
|
| 10
killed in UN chopper crash in Nepal
|
Kathmandu,
Mar 3:
At least 10 persons were killed when a United Nations helicopter
crashed in Eastern Nepal's mountainous Sindhuli district on
Monday, airport authorities said.
|
| TRS
MPs quit Lok Sabha
|
New
Delhi, Mar 3:
Accusing the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA)
of "betraying the people of Telangana", four Telangana
Rashtra Samiti (TRS) MPs on Monday submitted their resignations
to protest the government's delay in creating a separate state
for their region.
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| J&K
govt welcomes Zardari's remarks
|
Srinagar,
Mar 3:
Leaders of the ruling Congress-PDP coalition in Jammu and Kashmir
have hailed Pakistan People's Party Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari's
remarks on Kashmir terming these as positive and realistic.
|
| Meghalaya
poll records 70% turnout
|
Shillong,
Mar 3:
More than 70% polling was recorded on Monday for elections to
the 60-member assembly in the state of Meghalaya, officials
said. "Voting passed off almost peacefully and according
to preliminary reports, the voting percentage may go up as we
are still getting inputs from remote areas," an election
official said.
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