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Friday, July 4, 2014

News Digest: Siddaramaiah defends MLA who slapped cops, slams BJP

THE TIMES OF INDIA
Saturday, July 05, 2014
Today's Headlines

Siddaramaiah defends MLA who slapped cops, slams BJP
Chief minister Siddaramaiah on Friday went on the offensive over the assault case involving a Congress MLA. He termed the attack on two constables by Hungund legislator Vijayanand Kashappanavar in a city lounge bar on Tuesday a “relatively a minor incident compared to BJP legislators who have been accused of rape, watching porn films or even going to jail”.

60% chance of drought: Private forecaster
There’s a 60% chance of drought across India this year, private weather company Skymet said on Friday in a revised forecast downgrading its monsoon prediction to 91% of normal. In April, it had predicted 94% rains in the country.

Punjab sees money-spinner in online lottery
Cash-starved Punjab government has revived a plan to open licensed 24X7 online lottery parlours across the state to generate an annual revenue of Rs 1,000 crore.

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Reliance Retail set to take on Walmart
Tension is rising in the retail industry, as Mukesh Ambani-led Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries gets ready to take on US retailer Walmart in the country's $450-billion cash-and-carry business.

Spencer's to add 80 hypermarkets
Over the next four years, Spencer's — the retail vertical in the RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group—will invest at least Rs 250 crore to add 80 hypermarkets across the country. The investment is likely to be financed through an initial public offering sometime next year.

Hyundai ends 4 dealerships in south
Hyundai Motor India has terminated four dealerships in its southern markets citing "poor quality of service".

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Accidents killed 13 lions in 1 year in Gujarat
The state government has admitted that 13 lions died in accidents in Gir-Somnath, Amreli and Jungadh districts in the year beginning June 1, 2013.

HC rejects PIL asking railways to re-impose ban on plastic
Bombay high court today declined to entertain a PIL which sought a direction to the Central Railway (CR) to re-impose a ban on use of plastic to pack food items sold at suburban platforms and in local and long- distance trains.

Fish consuming vast quantities of plastic ocean waste
Carlos Duarte, an oceanographer from the University of Western Australia, said there was 100 times less plastic on ocean surfaces than expected, Xinhua reported.

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Obama: US always has been a nation of immigrants
Celebrating the ethnic diversity of America, President Barack Obama said more than two dozen foreign-born military members who became US citizens at the White House on the Fourth of July are vivid reminders that welcoming immigrants "is central to our way of life.''

Major Venezuelan newspaper to be sold
One of Venezuela's oldest and most prestigious newspapers has been sold amid increasing government pressure on independent news media.

Egypt to raise fuel prices by up to 78 percent from midnight
Egypt was set to raise mainstream fuel prices by up to 78 percent from midnight on Friday, an Oil Ministry source told Reuters, in a long-awaited step to cut energy subsidies to ease the burden on its swelling budget deficit.

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Tiger Shroff beats Ranbir Kapoor
Launched in September 2012, Times Celebex is a monthly rating index based on several measurable parameters, including the stars’ Box-Office performance, their ability to stay in the news across print, TV and online, their brand endorsement, and their popularity among fans on the internet and social media.

Sunny Leone attempts a Marilyn Monroe
Sunny Leone’s next with Ram Kapoor will target families for a change.

OMG: Karan Kundra's love bite gets viral!
TV heartthrob turned B-Town aspirant Karan Kundra created a viral storm when promo videos of him attacking a girl went online.

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A sensor that can find copper in body
In what may be a simple and quick method to detect copper in the human body and the environment, scientists at the Central Leather Re search Institute (CLRI) have developed a chemical sensor that glows in the presence of copper.

Scientists find new formation of coronary vascular population
A new formation of distinct coronary vascular population in the neonatal heart has been discovered by Chinese scientists that they say may provide new strategies for the treatment of myocardial infarction.

Now ultrasound way to find if the star is baby or young
'Infant' stars can be distinguished from 'adolescent' stars by measuring the acoustic waves they emit, says a study.

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Injured Neymar ruled out of World Cup
Brazil on Friday lost superstar striker Neymar for the World Cup after he fractured a vertebrae during his side's 2-1 World Cup quarterfinal win over Colombia.

Federer reaches ninth Wimbledon final
Roger Federer reached a ninth Wimbledon final after suppressing bullet-serving giant Milos Raonic 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 with a masterful display of the grasscourt arts.

Luiz seals Brazil win over Colombia
A second-half free kick from Brazil's David Luiz sealed a 2-1 win over Colombia in a frantic quarterfinal, keeping the hosts on track for a sixth world title.

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How Microsoft seized a big chunk of the internet, then broke it
There's a group of people at Microsoft who are like internet superheroes on a mission to protect the world from evil hackers.

10 ways Android L is better than Apple's iOS
10 ways Android L is better than Apple’s iOS

Steve Jobs took our jobs: Finnish prime minister
Finnish PM Alexander Stubb accused Steve Jobs of crushing his Nordic country's job market by selling innovations that caught Finland's companies off guard.

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Answer sheets to have students' photos
To bring in more transparency in examinations, students appearing for ICSE (class X) and ISCE (class XII) will be provided answer sheets embedded with their photographs, Fr Jose Aikara CM, chairman of the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), said on Friday.

Second list triggers spate of cancellations at DU
The first day of second cutoff admissions at DU is more about cancellations. And, this year, they took place largely in BCom (honours), thanks to Shri Ram College of Commerce keeping the door open to the course by lowering its cutoff by 0.25%.

Call to save interest of 2013 batch
Participants of the Save DU Campaign protested again on Friday, this time to protect the interests of the single FYUP batch.

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Ban construction near water bodies, says PIL
The HC on Friday admitted a plea seeking cancellation of permission for construction in the floodplain of rivers, lakes, creeks, tributaries, estuaries and beaches.

2 more open up about abuse at special school
Two more students were made witnesses by the police on Friday in the Dadar sexual abuse case in which a 42-year-old principal and a 37-year-old teacher of a school for special children were arrested on Wednesday.

Experts fear city may lose its seafront
The redefinition of the Mahim coast as a bay by the state coastal authority is expected to open up large parts of the city's shore line for construction.

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Power curb on malls has been lifted
Power supply in Delhi malls after 10pm has been completely restored from Friday, following improvement in electricity supply in the city, a government official said.

Delhi Development Authority plans to build 4,500 flats for the elderly
Delhi Development Authority has drafted a proposal to create the biggest housing project for the elderly built with government participation in the country.

Delhi: Go for multilevel car parks or pay a heavy penalty?
City authorities may soon penalize car owners for not using multilevel parking facilities. A committee set up by the lieutenant governor is set to recommend that rates for surface parking be raised five-fold in areas where multilevel parking exists.

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Siddaramaiah defends MLA who slapped cops, slams BJP
Chief minister Siddaramaiah on Friday went on the offensive over the assault case involving a Congress MLA. He termed the attack on two constables by Hungund legislator Vijayanand Kashappanavar in a city lounge bar on Tuesday a “relatively a minor incident compared to BJP legislators who have been accused of rape, watching porn films or even going to jail”.

Jagadish Shettar on Slapgate: Cong fears backlash, so it is shielding the MLA
The BJP has stalled proceedings in both Houses of the Karnataka legislature on Congress MLA Vijayanand Kashappanavar's issue.

Congress issues show-cause notice
The Congress on Friday issued a show-cause notice to its MLA Vijayanand Kashappanavar and asked him to reply within three days.Though the MLA is absconding, the notice was delivered at his residence in Bangalore.

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No power, water connections without OC, says GHMC chief
Officials at the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) and Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (TSSPDCL) were asked on Friday to insist on occupancy certificates (OCs) while granting water and power connection to buildings, GHMC commissioner Somesh Kumar said.

Girl commits suicide over poor rank in Eamcet
As she failed to get a good rank in Eamcet, an engineering aspirant committed suicide at her residence in Lalaguda on Thursday night.

Traffic violators' free run to end soon
Free run of traffic violators will end soon.

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Keeper of yore with a keen eye for talent
He was not only effective behind the stumps but also had the knack of spotting and nurturing talent.

Chennai building collapse: Dogs put in as many hours as humans at site
It has been a tiring seven-day search and rescue for two-and-a-half year old Dil, a German Shepherd, and eight-year-old Rustum, a Labrador.

National Disaster Response Force to stay back in Chennai
Two of the 10 teams of National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) that came for rescue operations at Maulivakkam will stay back in the city. The building collapse had underscored the need for such a force here.

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Over Rs 3cr to be spent on new cars for ministers
Chief Minister Anandiben Patel has cleared a proposal to buy 27 new cars for ministers of her cabinet at the cost of over Rs 3.1 crore.

House passes key town planning amendment bill
The Gujarat Town Planning and Urban Development (Amendment) Bill-2014 was passed in the state assembly by a majority on Monday in the absence of opposition MLAs.

Congress MLAs suspended after ruckus
Vaghela tried to raise the issue, but speaker Vaju Vala insisted on discussing it after the question hour, which opposition members opposed.

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Akhadas soften stand against Sai followers
A day after serving 48-hour ultimatum, the akhadas on Thursday softened their stand against Sai Baba followers as no protest was staged against Shankaracharya Swaroopanand Saraswati.

BSc, BCom entrance test results out
The results of BSc and BCom entrance test (UGAT-14) were announced on Thursday.Director, admission cell, Allahabad University, Jagdamba Singh announced the results.

Written test to recruit assistant professors on September 21
Uttar Pradesh Higher Education Services Commission (UPHESC) announced on Thursday that the written examination for 1,652 vacancies of assistant professors would be conducted from September 21 to 28.

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Utkal students seek better hostels
A group of students from Utkal University on Thursday submitted a memorandum to vice-chancellor Ashok Das pressing for their demands for repair of the university hostel buildings and good quality food at the hostels.

Saradha chief sent to judicial custody
Kingpin of Saradha chit fund scam Sudipta Sen was on Thursday brought here for interrogation by the Enforcement Directorate, which is probing the company's alleged illegal money trail and diversion of public deposits to other businesses.

Call in time saves worker family of cremation rituals
Sample this scene: An old father at Swargadwar in Puri watching a pyre being readied a few feet away for cremation of his son.

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Drought alarm: All 51 districts in Madhya Pradesh rain deficit
Madhya Pradesh is staring at drought if monsoon fails to gain momentum.All 51 districts are short of their quota of rain so far.

Commercial use of property: Notice slapped on Katare's wife
State government has served notice to wife of Leader of Opposition Satyadev Katare for using "residential space" for "commercial purpose" in Arera Colony.

MPPSC boss wanted extension of tainted exam controller
A query under RTI revealed that chairman of scam-riddled Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) made a request to the state government for extending the deputation of tainted controller of examinations for evaluation of exams whose question papers were leaked.

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830 apply for 80 seats in MA (Eco)
Panjab University (PU) saw hundreds of aspirants queuing up in departments on the last day of submission of forms for various undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Kirron Kher shows she cares for senior citizens
Chandigarh MP Kirron Kher said on Friday that she would push for separate OPD hours for senior citizens at the city's government hospitals, including the PGIMER.

Stray dogs kill blackbucks in Fatehabad
Stray dogs on Friday mauled two blackbucks at Badopal in Fatehabad district on Thursday.

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170 Year Old Hanuman Das Baba: A Living Saint of Vrindavan

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The following photos are of Hanuman Das Baba of Vrindavan, who may be one of the oldest living saints on earth. Once I asked this Baba how old he was. He Replied he could not remember his age, but recalled that he was 12 years old when Jhansi Rani fought the British. You can deduce his age from that. Jhansi Rani fought the British in 1857, so he would be around 170 years old.
 
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(An update on the Shankaracharya controversy:)

Questioning Shirdi Sai Baba's status as a Hindu god, Shankaracharya Swaroopanand Saraswati said that Sai Baba was someone "who used to eat meat and worshipped Allah, (and) a man like that can never be a Hindu god."
 
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Thursday, July 3, 2014

News Digest: Naidu for amending municipal laws to hold local officers accountable for building collapse

THE TIMES OF INDIA
Friday, July 04, 2014
Today's Headlines

Naidu for amending municipal laws to hold local officers accountable for building collapse
The Center and state governments also unanimously agreed to work together to provide housing for all by 2022. The meeting came out with a national declaration on this.

Singapore offers help in Modi's smart city project
In an exclusive conversation with TOI, Shanmugam said, "Singapore wants India to succeed. A strong and vibrant India is essential for peace and stability in Asia.”

Army Chief holds talks with China's military top brass
Army Chief General Bikram Singh today held wide-ranging talks with China's military top brass on issues like measures to increase mutual trust, implementation of the new border defence mechanism and maritime cooperation.

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Sahara gets Rs 4,860 crore tax demand
The income tax department on Thursday raised an interim demand of Rs 4,860 crore on the Sahara group even as it is busy selling off assets and mopping up bank accounts to arrange for Rs 10,000 crore to secure the release of chairman Subrata Roy and two directors, detained in jail since March 4.

Tech glitch shuts down BSE for 3 hours
A three-hour long tech glitch on Thursday stopped trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange as the problem prevented a large number of members from logging onto the bourse's servers.

Barclays India back in black with Rs 382cr profit
UK lender Barclays Bank has finally turned the corner in India with a net profit of Rs 382 crore for FY14 as compared to a loss of over Rs 56 crore.

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Dudhwa's cameras click endangered birds, King Cobra
Dudhwa tiger reserve is not just home to tigers but other endangered species as well. The cameras installed inside the reserve to capture pictures of tigers have also recorded two pairs of Bengal Floricans in Sonaripur grasslands.

Smuggled elephant ivory price triples: Conservationists
The price of ivory taken from African elephants slaughtered for their tusks has tripled in the past four years in China, the world's biggest market, conservationists said on today.

65 nesting sites of crocodiles spotted in Odisha
Around 65 nesting sites of estuarine crocodiles have been spotted in Bhitarkanika National Park in Odisha's Kendrapara district and the number is likely to increase as the counting process was still on, officials said.

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Overpass collapse kills two in Brazil
An unfinished overpass being built for the World Cup crashed down on several vehicles in Brazil's southeastern city of Belo Horizonte on Thursday, killing at least two people and injuring 19.

UK had plan to train Syrian rebels: BBC
Britain had planned to train and equip a 100,000-strong rebel army to defeat Syrian President Bashar al-Assad before it was deemed to be too risky, BBC Newsnight reported on Thursday.

Bolivia congress allows child labour from age 10
Bolivian lawmakers have approved child workers as young as 10 years old, under a new law that lays out specific conditions for employing children.

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Accident on the sets of Diya Aur Baati Hum
Mishaps on the sets during monsoon is not new for the tellyworld. Last monsoon it was the sets of Comedy Nights with Kapil that turned into ashes followed by a fire on the sets of FIR. And this time its on the sets of Diya Aur Baati Hum.

'I was touched by Yuvraj's fight against cancer'
After his autobiographical play Kucch Bhi Ho Sakta Hai completed 300 shows, Anupam Kher is now set to host a chat show highlighting the trials and triumphs of celebrities.

'Walking to a set in a short skirt is difficult'
Riteish Deshmukh has always been a dependable actor, but his portrayal of the meek mannered psychotic killer in Ek Villain ranks among the best in recent times.

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Two 'Earth-like' planets don't exist: Study
US scientists said on Thursday two distant Earth-like planets, which some believed might be able to harbor life, do not actually exist and that astronomers were confused by a star's sunspots.

Facebook test can help decipher human behaviour better
Facebook’s disclosure last week that it had tinkered with about 700,000 users’ news feeds as part of a psychology experiment conducted in 2012 inadvertently laid bare what too few tech firms acknowledge: that they possess vast powers to closely monitor, test and even shape our behaviour.

Our brains grew on insect diet
Foraging for lean-season diet such as ants, slugs and bugs may have spurred the development of bigger brains and higher-level cognitive functions in early humans and other primates, a new study suggests.

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Paes-Stepanek in Wimbledon semifinals
Leander Paes and Radek Stepanek moved into the semifinal of the men's doubles at Wimbledon with a hard fought win over Nenad Zimonjic and Daniel Nestor.

Sex is good for footballers in this WC!
All eight of the teams through to quarters allowed their players to have sexual relations with partners during down time, according to Brazil's Lance! newspaper.

Uruguay appeals Suarez's 4-month ban
Uruguay on Thursday lodged an appeal against the four month football ban imposed on star striker Luis Suarez for his World Cup bite, a top FIFA official said.

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Review: Evolutionary Advances in new smartwatches
New Android wristwatches from Samsung and LG make a few evolutionary advances.

Vishal Sikka top-paid professional CEO in India
Infosys CEO designate Vishal Sikka will be the highest paid professional CEO of an Indian company.

The bright side of Facebook's social experiments on users
Facebook and much of the rest of the web are thriving petri dishes of social contact.

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High grades, but no easy admission in DU
If you think the youngsters who made the dizzying grades for DU’s first list are having it easy, think again. It takes two, sometimes three days, for the papers to move in colleges.

Confusion as extracurricular activity trial timings clash
Amid complaints of clash of timings, extracurricular activity trials got off to a chaotic start in several colleges of DU on Thursday.

Common Law Admission Test-2015 may go online
The Common Law Admission Test — which is taken by about 40,000 students a year — might now be conducted online, with the Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University, which will conduct it in 2015, considering for a paperless test.

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Self-financed seats may go up
There's some good news for students still seeking admission to undergraduate programmes of their choice. A recent government resolution has allowed all state universities to give permissions to colleges seeking a 10% increase in intake capacity across courses.

Prime 5.3-acre Prabhadevi plot freed from CRZ norms
A developer of a prime Prabhadevi plot is the first major beneficiary of the state coastal authority’s intriguing redefinition of the Mahim shore as a bay.

Degree college seats set to rise by 13,000
There’s some good news for students still seeking admission to undergraduate programmes of their choice. A recent government resolution has allowed all state universities to give permissions to colleges seeking a 10% increase in intake capacity across courses.

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Monsoon reaches Delhi, rain to pick up pace next week
The southwest monsoon registered a muted arrival in Delhi with 5.5mm rainfall being recorded till 5.30pm. Several parts of the city remained dry though a maximum temperature of 32.7 degrees Celsius, three degrees below normal, resulted in pleasant weather.

We removed silt well in advance, met target: Corporation
The recent CAG report dismisses Delhi’s desilting and flood control measures as a fraud. The corporations, however, reject the claim and have once again passed the blame on to other civic agencies.

'590 drains need regular desilting'
Under the watchful eye of LG Najeeb Jung—who has held close to 15 meetings on desilting of drains—PWD claims to have finished the first round of cleaning its drains and is hopeful that waterlogging problems will reduce this year.

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MLA told constables: Cops are like my boots
Congress MLA Vijayanand Kashappanavar, accused of abusing and manhandling two constables who tried to stop him from partying beyond the stipulated hours in an upmarket lounge bar on Tuesday night, is missing since Wednesday night, police said.

Slap gate: Incident minor, says George as BJP stalls House
Two days after two police constables were slapped and abused by a Congress MLA and his aides for doing their duty, home minister K J George termed the incident as a "minor one" on Thursday.

After slapping cops, MLA flees
Congress MLA Vijayanand Kashappannavar, accused of chasing, abusing and manhandling two constables who tried to stop him from partying beyond the stipulated hours in an upmarket lounge bar on Tuesday night, is missing since Wednesday night, police sources said.

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Tit-for-tat? Telangana govt reclaims land given to APNGOs
In a move that could trigger a controversy, the Telangana government has taken back 189.11 acres of prime land allotted to the AP Non-Gazetted Officers Association (APNGOA) housing society at Gopannapalli in Hyderabad citing various irregularities.

It's a toss-up for All India Services officers
A toss of a coin will eventually seal the fate of hundreds of All India Services (AIS) officers serving in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana after the Centre ruled out allotting them to the two states on the basis of the officers’ nativity or local considerations.

I-T department order foxes NGOs in state
Activists are flummoxed at a new missive which the office of the director of income tax (exemptions) has sent to various non governmental organisations (NGOs) with no religious affiliations directing them to register themselves under the AP Charitable and Hindu Religious Institutions and Endowments Act (APCHRIEA) of 1987.

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3-year-old may lose a leg after car rams him, mom
A woman, her three-year-old son and a three-year-old girl sustained grievous injuries when a car hit them near a primary school on Kalathiappan Street in Choolai on Thursday afternoon.

Remove adverse remarks against cop, govt told
The Chennai bench of the Central Administrative Tribunal has directed the state government to remove adverse remarks made in a police officer's annual confidential report (ACR) as it was communicated to him after a delay of five years.

Slain psychologist nephew arrested for forging will
Police on Thursday arrested a nephew of psychologist Emma Gonsalvez, who was strangled in her apartment in Egmore on June 13, and charged him with forging a will to grab her property.

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HC sets deadline for removal of unauthorized beacons
The Gujarat high court has once again asked the state government to act in strict manner to remove beacons from top of the vehicles belonging to people who are not entitled to use them.

Violent crimes on the rise
In 2013, Gujarat reported a 21% rise in the number of crimes committed in the state.

Ahmedabad couple stunned as their love clip hits porn site
A couple living in a posh area in the city was recently astounded to see their own lovemaking video recorded six years ago on a porn website.

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Roads in UP most unsafe in country: National Crime Bureau Record
The roads of Uttar Pradesh account for more deaths than any other state in the country.

Slow pace of repair work irks Mayor
Mayor Abhilasha Gupta along with senior corporators on Wednesday inspected Buxi Bandh and sewage treatment plant, located on the banks of Ganga.

Locals press for recovery of missing boy
Residents of Chota Baghara and adjoining areas on Wednesday urged senior police officials to look into the case of a teenager missing since Monday evening.

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Polythene waste chokes drains
The onset of monsoon brings back not so happy pictures of overflowing drains and people wading through waterlogged streets in the city.

Crime branch arrests cop for harassing colleague
The Crime Branch (CB) on Wednesday arrested police inspector Ajit Swain.

Rath row: Seer sees conspiracy
Shankaracharya of Puri Swami Nischalananda Saraswati on Wednesday dropped a bombshell and accused the state government of having conspired to keep him away from Rath Yatra.

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Madhya Pradesh lokyukta traps PHE clerk accepting bribe
The Lokayukta’s special police establishment (SPE) on Thursday arrested a clerk posted at Public Health Engineering (PHE) department in an alleged bribery case.

Guns and poses rock Inder Guwalani's birthday party at a city hotspot in Bhopal
The friends of city-based couple Priyanka and Inder Guwalani flocked to a city hotspot to celebrate Inder’s birthday.

Congress taken aback as CM swiftly agrees to debate MPPEB scam
There was no turning back for Congress, which found itself walking a tight rope for nine hours, after leader of opposition Satyadev Katare requested Speaker Sitasharan Sharma, as House gathered in state assembly on Wednesday morning, for a discussion on Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board scam allegations.

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Haryana has right to create separate gurdwara body: Phoolka
Phoolka said incorporation and regulation of religious bodies is part of the state list under the seventh schedule of the Constitution of India."As such, the subject is under the domain of the state legislature.

Prices of onion, potato surge in Amritsar as buyers panic
Despite the Centre's move to put stock limit on onion and potato to check rise in their rates, prices of these two essential kitchen commodities surged in Amritsar on Thursday.

Virbhadra rubbishes Sukhu seeking explanations from ministers, MLAs
Himachal Pradesh chief minister Virbhadra Singh on Thursday disagreed with the stand taken by state Congress president Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, seeking written explanation from ministers and MLAs on the defeat of party candidates in the parliamentary elections.

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