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Short Street case: Sub-Inspector in police custody till Dec 19

Ali was produced at the Chief Metropolitan Court at Bankshall court this morning.




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Saurav Ganguly offered BJP ticket for 2014, yet to decide: Reports

The Bharatiya Janata Party has offered a Lok Sabha ticket to former India cricket captain Sourav Ganguly to contest next year's general elections.




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High Court lawyers march in Justice Ganguly''s support

Lawyers associated with several political parties but the TMC took part in the rally.




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HC seeks state reply on seizure of Saradha Group properties

The state has already paid Rs 50 crore to the depositors, which according to the PIL, is not acceptable under law.




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Presidential Reference: Ball in AG court to work out legalities

The matter has now been referred to Attorney General G E Vahanvati to work out legal details.




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No CAG report for 2 yrs, govt gets Oppn stick

Left front and the Congress are peeved at the state government for not placing the CAG report in the Assembly for the last two years.




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Why Partha got Didi stick: No investment in last 18 months

L and LR department confirmed not receiving any requisition for land; Partha-headed IT dept''s performance too not at par




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Mamata strips Partha of industry portfolio

Cabinet reshuffle : Replaces senior leader with Amit Mitra; inducts 2 new faces




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Netaji family urges Mamata to respond to RTI query

Family members of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Monday appealed to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to respond to an RTI query on secret files relating to the mysterious disappearance of the INA leader.




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Suchitra Sen partially responds to treatment, meets Mamata

Ailing actress Suchitra Sen, who has remained a recluse for the past three decades and is currently undergoing treatment at a Kolkata hospital, made an exception for West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday and met her.




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TMC welcomes Ganguly resignation, Somnath 'hurt'

Rights activist Sujato Bhadra said Ganguly should have put in his papers much earlier.




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BJP launches portal for Modi rally registration

BJP will also set up camps at Sector V to tap techies.




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India suffered peak power shortage of 9% in 2007-12: eco survey

India witnessed a peak power shortage of 9% during the five years ending 2012 when over 50,000 MW new generation capacity was created, Economic Survey said today.




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Price support shouldn't be the only way to incentivise farming: Survey

As the government battles to keep food inflation within manageable limits, the annual Economic Survey of the Finance ministry said that existing price support mechanism, should not be the sold tool to incentivize farming, but instead methods other ...




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WPI Inflation to ease further in coming months: Survey

Despite the Wholesale and retail Inflation moving in opposite directions, the government today exuded confidence that the headline Wholesale Price Index (WPI) based inflation will ease to the range of 6.2% to 6.6% in March 2013, primarily on the ...




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Urgent attention required on infra, taxes to boost exports: survey

India needs "urgent attention" on issues related to infrastructure, trade facilitation, taxes and credit in order to boost the country's exports, said the Economic Survey 2012-13.




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There is room for further rate cuts by RBI: Economic Survey

The Economic Survey for 2012-13 released on Wednesday said that with moderation in inflation and expected fiscal consolidation there is room for further rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)




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Check over-use of urea, boost consumption of P&K fertilisers: Eco survey

The over consumption of urea and limited use of phosphatic and potassic (P&K) fertilisers need to be addressed through appropriate price incentives by reducing subsidies to ensure sustainable practises are encouraged, Economic Survey said today.




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Inflation to soften further; steps on supply-side needed

Fall in global commodity and non-food manufacturing sector prices come to help




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Rain not the only spoilsport for paddy

Last fortnight, Kerala''s paddy farmers took a strong beating after the state was lashed by strong, unseasonal showers...




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Experts call for bio-security as pests, diseases enter India

There is a shortage of food across the world and experts are trying to come up with ways in which the shortfall in supplies can be made up.




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IIM graduate chooses to push green cart, build Brand Bihar

A vegetable vendor with an IIM degree under his belt - that''s 26-year-old Kaushalendra Prasad of Bihar who would rather...




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Gujarat farmers grapple with shortage of power, water

With less than normal rainfall, the farms in Gujarat are grappling with shortage of both power and water for irrigation.




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Hi-tech cotton testing machines non-starters in Punjab mandis

"These machines have become all the more significant with the government declaring support price on the basis of parameters like staple length and micronaire value"




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DAP shortage hits JandK in sowing season

With the Rabi season around the corner, farmers in Jammu and Kashmir are facing an acute shortage of chemical fertilisers.




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Slowdown grounds export of vegetables

Early this week, Fieldfresh, an initiative of Bharti-Rothschild, dispatched a consignment of baby corns to London. In 2008, the firm had exported 200 million tonnes (MT) of vegetables to the European markets...




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Gum at your fingertips!

The exhaustive Dictionary of Indian Plant Gums, Resins, Dyes and Related Products by Dr M I H Farooqi is a unique effort...




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Kisan credit cards fail to attract farmers: J-K Govt report

The Kisan Credit Card (KCC) scheme has not found many takers ever though it was launched way back in 1998. A Jammu and Kashmir Government report has pointed out that till 2007-end, not more than 74,301 cards....




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Charting the milky way

Satnam Singh Mann and his group of dairy farmers are easily fielding a volley of questions from management students at Punjab Agricultural University.




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Mealybug species, the Bt cotton killer, is exotic: Experts

Controlling this pest is one of the biggest challenges faced by the agriculture scientists of the country for the past four years. Its impact on crops, mainly cotton, has been devastating...




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Food Security Mission remains a non-starter in UP

The UPA government''s much-hyped National Food Security Mission launched in 2007 to boost the productivity of rice....




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Pact with ASEAN will hurt farmers, fears Kerala

Assurances from the Centre has failed to dispel the mounting concerns of Kerala home to lush expanses of coconut, cardamom...




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Wheat import mixed blessing, hunt on for 'invasive'' weeds

Agricultural scientists from ten states have embarked on a hunt to trace and isolate five harmful "invasive weeds" which made their...




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West Bengal turns to HP, Punjab in fight against potato shortage

With the high price of potato becoming another issue in the hands of the Opposition to beat the beleaguered Left Front government with...




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How Philippines mountain slopes were converted into rich Bt Corn fields

The gentle mountain slopes in this fascinatingly beautiful place at once catch the attention not merely for their idyllic setting and extremely hospitable people....




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NREGS fuels labour shortage, farm mechanisation

The National Rural Employment Guarantee Agency (NREGA) scheme meant to provide minimum employment of 100 days per year has had in many places a ripple effect labour shortage leading to farm mechanisation....




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Look who''s joined the Tea Party

Growing silently since early 1980s, small gardens have now come to contribute over 20 per cent to the total tea output of Assam




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Basmati needs recipe for exports

Pesticide residue, marketing bottlenecks likely to lead to a decline in exports.




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Now, Bihar''s parched earth may look up to Sun for water

Successful installation of a solar pumpset in Nitish Kumar''s village shows way to farmers to look for cost-effective irrigation




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Search for quality mithuns in Northeast''s mountains

Under an ICAR project, NRCM in Nagaland is working on increasing population of mithuns a milch animal referred to as the 'ship of the highland'' or 'cattle of the mountains'' through embryo transfer technology and has recently seen its first success




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MP starts to warm up to farming machines

Tractor sales pick up; govt promotes use of implements, launches schemes for machines on rent and at subsidy




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Horticulture: Madhya Pradesh's parallel growth claim

Says horticulture booming alongside agriculture, but not all are convinced




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Basmati shift with support and lure

With farmers reluctant to look beyond paddy, diversifying Punjab plans assured price for basmati




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Norton 360 Deluxe review: Comprehensive security solution with built-in VPN

The Norton 360 suite includes device protection from viruses and internet security, access to secure virtual private network (VPN), cloud storage for backup, password manager and parental controls




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Honor Sport Pro review: Quality budget earphones for your workout sessions

With the earbuds' firm hold, short braided cable, and water-resistant design, the Sport Pro is a quality companion for your workouts




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21 injured in Japan earthquake

At least 21 people people were injured following a 6.7-magnitude earthquake that struck Japan's northwestern coast overnight and caused a slight tsunami, officials announced on Wednesday.




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Acting US Defence Secretary quits as domestic violence reports surface

Acting US Defence Secretary Patrick Shanahan has quit as reports of a domestic violence incident from nearly nine years ago surfaced marring his chances for confirmation even as Washington readies for a possible confrontation with Iran.




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Women's WC: Marta creates history with record 17th goal

Marta became the top scorer in the history of FIFA World Cups, including the men's tournament, after scoring her 17th overall goal in Brazil's 1-0 win against Italy in the Women's World Cup here.




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26 injured in Japan earthquake

At least 26 people were injured after an earthquake measuring 6.7 on the Richter scale struck Japan's northwestern region, causing landslides and power outages in some areas, authorities said on Wednesday.




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How ShareChat is helping local brands with language-focused advertising

As regional language media consumption soars during the lockdown, social media app ShareChat goes full throttle with brand integrations