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Ad blitz: Lokayukta
begins probe into Hooda�s role
Chandigarh, January 30
The Haryana Lokayukta has initiated
a probe involving Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on the charges of
cheating, misinformation and misusing official position while splurging
crores on government�s flagship media blitzkrieg �Sabse Aage Haryana�
(Haryana, always ahead).
AP rejects Telangana
Bill, but no hurdle in state formation
Hyderabad, January 30
In a dramatic showdown with the
Centre on the bifurcation issue, the Andhra Pradesh Assembly today
rejected, by voice vote, the Telangana Bill referred to it by President
Pranab Mukherjee.
LoC bus service to
resume on Monday
Srinagar, January 30
India and Pakistan have agreed to
resume bus service between the two parts of Kashmir. The service had
remained suspended for two weeks after the seizure of 114 kg of brown
sugar that was being smuggled from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) in a
truck during cross-LoC trade.
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Take
milk adulteration seriously, SC tells states
New Delhi, January 30
The Supreme Court today asked the
states to give up their lenient attitude towards those responsible for
adulteration of milk and milk products with hazardous synthetic
substances as the issue involved the health of the entire population.
Three
carriers lose landing slots at Delhi airport
New Delhi, January 30
The Directorate General Civil
Aviation (DGCA) today penalised three private airlines by withdrawing
their six landing slots at the Delhi airport for not using pilots
trained to land in foggy conditions and not providing aircraft with
mandatory devices.
Suicide
bombers storm govt building in Iraq, 24 killed
Baghdad, January 30
Six suicide bombers burst into an Iraqi ministry building, took hostages
and killed at least 24 people, including themselves, on Thursday before
security forces regained control. (Detail
on world page)
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No transfer of
IAS, IPS officers for two yrs, says govt
New Delhi, January 30
Officers of the three premier services � IAS, IPS and IFoS � will spend a minimum of two years at each posting, say new rules formulated by the Centre to check political interference.
Any exception in the form of transfers or new appointments will only be made upon the recommendation of a civil services board.
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SIT to probe �84 riots: Delhi Govt
January 30, 2014 |
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NC-Congress alliance in big
trouble, Omar may quit
January 29, 2014 |
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Selja, Viplove get Congress nomination for RS polls
January 28, 2014 |
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No
N-deal but boost for Indo-Japan defence ties
January 26, 2014 |
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SC raps police over AAP dharna
January 25, 2014 |
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RBI Governor allays concerns on withdrawal of pre-2005 notes
January 24, 2014 |
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Pressure
on Kejriwal to act against Bharti
January 23, 2014 |
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Capital compromise: Kejri stir off
January 22, 2014
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Kejriwal
fights Centre on streets
January 21, 2014
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Pak detains 27 Indian truckers at LoC
January 20, 2014
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