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KOLKATA: There has been a massive cancellation of packaged tours for Kashmir, which are usually in great demand in West Bengal in the festive season, in the wake of the devastating floods in the Valley. City-based private tour operators…
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UDHAMPUR: Two persons were killed and eight others injured when their vehicle skidded off the road and rolled down a deep gorge in the district on Saturday . The vehicle, which was on its way from Patnitop to Sanasar, rolled down a 200-feet…
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NEW DELHI: Railway employees will be given 78-day wages as Diwali bonus, the same as in the last two years for the fiscal 2013-14 despite the financial crunch. It has been decided to give 78-day wages as Productivity-Linked Bonus (PLB) to…
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DOST KHAN JAMMU: The most powerful lady of Indian politics after Sonia Gandhi is now languishing in jail. Hours before Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, J. Jaylalithaa is not now even a Member of Legislative Assembly. This is supremacy of…
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Senior National Conference Minister Ali Mohammed Sagar is reported to have earned wrath of people during his visit to some down-town areas of Srinagar. The people accused the minister of waking up from deep slumber only when the situation…
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US is in world focus. Coming in sequence after Indian interactions with Asian giants like Japan and China, it attains greater significance. As far as SAARC nations are concerned it also attains…
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With Bharatiya Janata Party  and Shiv Sena partying ways in Maharashtra it is unlikely that the alliance at Centre will  continue.  In that case Sena Minister Ananth Geete will have to quit and 18 Lok Sabha and four Rajya Sabha MPs of the…
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MUSAFIR The people of Scotland have decided to remain with Great Britain. Only four constituencies voted in favour of separating from Great Britain, and among the 86 per cent who voted, 55 per cent said "No" to the idea of forming a…
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Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Now that the dust has settled on India's supposed obstruction of a new trade deal at the World Trade Organisation, far greater clarity has emerged on why India adopted the position it did. If anything, the facts on the…
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