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| Updated: 7 February 2013, Thursday, 14.45hrs(IST) |
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The finance ministry said Thursday the Central Statistical Organisation’s economic growth projection of 5 per cent for the current fiscal is below expectations but the government will continue efforts to revive the economy.... | Read.. |
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| Updated: 7 February 2013, Thursday, 17.00hrs(IST) |
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The Supreme Court reacted sharply to the Central Bureau of Investigation’s use of the term “national crime” to refer to the 1992 demolition of the Babri... | Read.. |
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| Updated: 7 February 2013, Thursday, 14.25hrs(IST) |
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The Supreme Court on Thursday directed Karnataka to release 2.44 thousand million cubic feet water from the Cauvery river to Tamil Nadu, which had asked for 12 TMC water.... | Read.. |
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| Updated: 7 February 2013, Thursday, 15.55hrs(IST) |
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Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM) activists on Thursday prevented Gorkhaland Territorial Administration (GTA) Principal Secretary Saumitra Mohan from entering his office, hei... | Read.. |
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Mamata Banerjee told her security guards they “should be whipped” as she walked a few paces and waited for her car at the Calcutta Book Fair gates this evening.... | Read.. |
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The state government has popped two cure-all pills for all the ailments assailing Bengal: Mamata Banerjee’s honesty and a legal notice to uphold its patent.... | Read.. |
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Narendra Modi flagged his ambition to be Prime Minister, choosing “the disciples of Google Guru” to unveil his “vision” of a brand new India that woul... | Read.. |
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Chief minister Okram Ibobi Singh is not prepared to accept any peace deal between the Centre and the NSCN (I-M) if it harms Manipur’s interest and disturbs its terr... | Read.. |
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Investors Inc., languishing for years in Jharkhand’s volatile political climate, has now begun making a beeline to the state’s new power centre and hoping for a ... | Read.. |
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I am confident that we can change things
Narendra Modi
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