| Amarnath
Board requests to maintain peace
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Srinagar,
July 5:
Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB) on Saturday called upon
the people of Jammu and Kashmir to maintain peace and calm,
saying the annual yatra has been a shining symbol of the deeply
secular traditions and glorious ethos of this pluralistic state.
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| Flag
march by Army in Samba district
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Srinagar,
July 5:
A day after the Jammu and Kashmir government announced that
it was revoking its order to transfer land to the Amarnath Shrine
Board, there was no violence in the Kashmir Valley but the situation
in Jammu is very different.
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| Indore
`turmoil': Who is to blame"
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Indore,
July 5:
The `communal flare-up' which Indore has witnessed after a gap
of about 16 years, no doubt has cast a slur on its reputation
of being a culturally vibrant and peace-loving city ...
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| Rahul
ignites hope of win
|
Bhopal,
July 5:
The charismatic young leader of the Congress party, Rahul Gandhi,
today mingled himself with the State party office-bearers and
district presidents here on Saturday.
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| EPF
set for huge expansion
|
New
Delhi July 5:
The Central Board of Trustees (CBT) of the Employees' Provident
Fund Organisation (EPFO) today in what is seen as a pre-election
bounty decided to bring down the threshold limit for the EPF
coverage ...
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| `File
criminal cases against Orissa CM'
|
Bhubaneswar,
July 5:
Holding the Naveen Patnaik government responsible for the death
of six pilgrims in stampede during Friday's Rath Yatra at Puri,
Opposition parties on Saturday demanded filing of criminal cases
against the Chief Minister and senior officials for the tragedy.
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| Docs
remove whistle from boy's throat
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Chennai,
July 5:
In a two-minute endoscopic procedure, a team of doctors from
the Government General Hospital here removed a whistle which
was stuck in the throat of a 14-year-old boy for about two years.
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| Outcry
over sex education in UK
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London,
July 5:
The government's plan to impart compulsory sex education in
primary school classes has sparked a row in Britain, with family
campaigners claiming that the views of parents and teachers
are being ignored.
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