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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Stressing the need for preservation and maintenance of traditional sources of water, the Minister for Industries and Commerce Chander Prakash said that every individual has to come forward to meet this…
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STATE TIMES NEWS SRINAGAR: Director General of Police (DGP), K Rajendra Kumar on Saturday visited Police Control Room Jammu (PCR) and took stock of the working of different sections of the PCR. He inspected different working units…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Minister for Industries and Commerce Chander Prakash on Saturday said that the government will take special care to ensure proper functioning of all Jammu offices during the six month stay of Durbar move in…
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Chandigarh:- Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today ordered all the buses operated by his family-run company to go off the road in the wake of molestation and death of a Dalit teenage girl after being pushed out of one of…
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Jammu:- The Mughal Road which connects Kashmir with Jammu region through Shopian and Poonch districts will be thrown open for one-way traffic for all types of vehicles from tomorrow. The arterial road communication closes in the winter due…
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Ajinkya Rahane today credited his mental preparation as the key to his success in Tests, ODIs and the ongoing Indian Premier League, in which he is the leading run-getter till date. "It's about mental adjustment as the technique remains…
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New Delhi:- Aam Aadmi Party today asked BJP to "introspect" over Arun Shourie's criticism that Narendra Modi government's economic policies were "directionless" and that it has failed to rein in "anxiety" among minorities. "This is for…
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Bengaluru:- Heavy rain once again delayed proceedings as IPL cricket tournament encounter between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Kolkata Knight Riders has been reduced to 10 overs per -side. While RCB captain VIrat Kohli opted to field…
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Kathmandu: Authorities in Nepal's capital have asked residents not to slaughter or consume animals and birds over fears of a pandemic in the wake of last week's devastating earthquake that rocked the Himalayan nation. Issuing a public…
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Mathura: Two hundred and twenty-five sheep coming from Rajasthan have been killed in village Mudseras here after consuming rotten grain from hailstorm-hit fields, a medical officer said today. "73 sheep in serious condition, were saved…
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