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GETTING AWAY
Ranthambore’s USP: Trailing ‘friendly’ tigers
New Delhi, November 24
Situated between the Aravalli and the Vindhyan mountain ranges in south-eastern Rajasthan, Ranthambore National Park's abandoned fortress, lakes and above all its ‘friendly’ tigers have made it one of the most filmed wildlife reserves in the world.
SONEPAT
This department only believes in paper work
Sonepat, November24
Most of the irrigation schemes undertaken by the Irrigation Department in this district are widely infested with the potential for corrupt practices and have come in handy for certain officials of the department in making a quick buck.
- SOS to Haryana Governor on Ambedkar Park
- Hike wages call
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- GM summoned
- Date extended
- Ping–pong X-ray
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Guru Nanak preached
the eternal truth
Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikh religion, was born in 1469 in a village called Talwandi, which later came to be called Nankana Sahib, now in Pakistan.
Seen through the historical prism, centuries later, his teachings are as relevant now as then.All
around the world, there is a revival of the religious spirit, but
somehow it does not manifest itself in our lives. |
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Greater use of non-conventional energy advocated
Faridabad, November 24
The government has been working on a extensive programme for promoting the use of non-conventional energy resources with a view to reduce the dependency on depletable energy sources.
Eminent Sikh scholar flays text-book purge
New Delhi, November 24
The members of the Sikh community today flayed the dangerous process of “history rewriting.” Responding to the issue, eminent Sikh scholar called for an immediate stoppage of the
process. However, they emphasised the need for a standard rule to prevent the publication of religiously biased contents. |
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| Dr Karan Singh, MP, presiding over a panel discussion organised by the International Association for Religious Freedom and the Temple of Understanding to mark United Nations Declaration on Elimination of Intolerance at the Bhai Vir Singh Sadan in the Capital. |
82,000 get pension in Faridabad
Faridabad, November 24
Over 82,000 persons in the district are drawing pension of one kind or the other.
While old age pensioners constitute the major chunk (56,401), about 22,444 widows are drawing about Rs 45.47 lakh as pension each month.
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