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JD-U to demand Muslim sub-plan

In a bid to reach out to the Muslims ahead of the Bihar elections, the JD(U) in its national executive meeting passed a resolution to demand for a sub-plan on the pattern of one for the scheduled tribes for the minorities. The JD(U) also sought for the implementation of the Rangnath Mishra Commission report for reservation for the Muslims in jobs.

Prabhunath vows to end Nitish rule

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The JD(U)’s subaltern strongman and three-term MP, Prabhunath Singh, on Saturday joined the RJD along with two MLAs from Bihar’s leading ruling party in presence of RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav at a massive public meeting, hinting at a major shift in the state’s political landscape ahead of the Assembly polls.

Man jumps in front of Metro, services hit

The Metro services were affected for about half-an-hour on Dwarka line during the morning rush hour on Friday when a man jumped in front of a train at Janakpuri East station in an apparent suicide attempt.

Muttemwar up against power plant in Nagpur

Former Union minister and the sitting Congress MP from Nagpur, Vilas Muttemwar has come out openly against the moves to set up a thermal power plant in the heart of Nagpur. He urged Prime Minister to intervene and direct the Maharashtra government and ministry of environment to shift proposed thermal power plant outside the city.

Mystery surrounds death of S. Delhi street vendor

A 52-year-old street vendor in Sarojini Nagar market, who was involved in a scuffle with the officials of the NDMC and the local police on Thursday evening, died of cardiac arrest in the early hours of Friday. There were allegations that he was “mentally tortured” by the civic and police officials at the police station, which led to his death.

BJP stands with caste count

Maintaining that it stands by its statement given in Parliament on caste census issue, the main Opposition BJP on Friday replied to finance minister Pranab Mukherjee’s letter asking party’s view on the issue. In the reply, leader of opposition in Lok Sabha, Ms Sushma Swaraj, has written, “The party reiterates that caste can be canvassed

Officials sure Village will be ready before deadline

With 25 days to go for the Commonwealth Games Village to be handed over to the Games organising committee, the authorities are confident that work will be completed on time. There were reports that at some places in the Village certain fittings and furnishings were missing. However, the officials clarified that a few replacements were required as they did not meet the specifications.

DDA engineer ‘under pressure to finish VK flats’ found dead

Mystery shrouds the death of a junior engineer of the DDA, who was working on the Vasant Kunj flats project related to the Commonwealth Games 2010. He was found dead on railway tracks near Ghaziabad railway station on July 28 afternoon. While the Ghaziabad police is treating it as a case of accidental death and his family

Traffic hit as kanwarias flood NH 24

The commuters on the National Highway 24 (NH 24) had a harrowing time in the morning when several vehicles carrying kanwarias took to this particular road from Ghaziabad to Akshardham on Friday morning. The kanwarias have been given the NH 58, which hits Delhi from the Uttar Pradesh side at Dilshad Garden as a dedicated corridor to facilitate their smooth movement.

CRPF contingent for UN Liberia mission

A contingent of 120 CRPF personnel would soon be joining the United Nations mission in Liberia, where it would provide security cover to its Prime Minister, besides training the war-torn country’s police force.

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