| Minorities
need access to professional education: Sonia
|
New
Delhi, May 10:
Noting that minorities need much greater access to professional
education, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Saturday said the
government would open 370 colleges in ...
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| PM
hindering WB's growth: Buddha
|
Kolkata,
May 10:
West Bengal is suffering due to Manmohan Singh's incompetence,
Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee said on Saturday, a day
after he lashed out at the Prime Minister for rising inflation.
|
| Lalu
to sell rly's success story in Singapore, Malasiya
|
New
Delhi, May 10:
Having grabbed the headlines back home for Railways' massive
turnaround, Railway Minister Lalu Prasad is now all set to sell
his success story overseas.
|
| `Pokhran-II
test has strengthened India`: Kalam
|
Bhubaneswar,
May 10:
On the eve of the tenth anniversary of Pokhran-II, former President
Dr A P J Abdul Kalam on Saturday said the test had given strength
to the nation.
|
| Cong
to observe 'black day' in West Bengal tomorrow
|
Kolkata,
May 10:
Congress today gave a call for observing 'black day' all over
West Bengal tomorrow, the day of first phase of panchayat poll,
to register protest against 'attack on democracy' in Nandigram
...
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| 'Exploitative'
forces enemies of progress: Azad
|
Srinagar,
May 10:
Cautioning the people against "exploitative" forces,
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad today said
such elements were enemies of progress and development.
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| Explosion
in Hubli court, no casulty
|
Hubli,
May 10:
A bomb exploded on Saturday at a court here, which is trying
seven terror suspects of the banned SIMI, damaging furniture
but caused no casualties, police said.
|
| Pak
MP for pardoning Sarabjit
|
Islamabad,
May 10:
Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani personally believes
that Indian national Sarabjit Singh, sentenced to death by a
Islamabad court for alleged involvement in bomb attacks, should
be pardoned and has asked President Pervez Musharraf to review
his case.
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