News Digest: Collision course: Inspector, constable suspended over attack on Tanzanian girl; 4 more held

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Saturday, February 06, 2016
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		India
		Collision course: Inspector, constable suspended over attack on Tanzanian girl; 4 more held A day after home minister G Parameshwara said a Tanzanian girl facing a riotous mob was left behind by a patrol after which she was stripped and beaten up, a police inspector and a constable were suspended on Friday for dereliction of duty. Tanzania's envoy changes his stance, says attack not racial A day after suggesting that Sunday's attack on a 21-year-old Tanzanian girl in the Hesaraghatta area was nothing but racial, Tanzanian high commissioner John H W Kijazi, who arrived in the city on Friday, said he is “impressed with the action taken by the state government“. “The incident was not of a racial nature“, he added. 16 sexual harassment cases in Karnataka varsities Azim Premji University (APU), with seven incidents, recorded the highest number of sexual harassment cases in higher education institutions in Karnataka between April 2014 and March 2015. The Indian Institute of Science was second with five cases. More India News»

		Business
		NR Narayana Murthy for tax sops on ESOPs at startups nfosys co-founder N R Narayana Murthy is an investor in startups, through his vehicle Catamaran Ventures. He also headed of a 21-member Sebi panel that recently recommended a slew of reforms to make startups more attractive to investors and employees. Murthy is hopeful that a majority of these recommendations will be accepted by the government and be included in the budget. Excerpts from an exclusive interview with TOI: Quality IPOs make money even in a volatile market Despite a volatile stock market, a host of initial public offerings (IPOs) have made money for investors, resulting in a strong response to IPOs which are following. Gold hits 8-month high as investors give stocks a miss Gold scaled an eight month peak on Friday as buyers rushed to buy jewellery in the marriage season besides protecting their investments in an asset, which enjoys safe haven status at times of choppy stock markets. More Business News»

		Environment
		For many species, noise pollution can be deadly Many birds and other animals use sound to locate food, avoid predators, navigate their environment, and even select a mate. But all of these life-essential functions can be disrupted by noise from ships and sonar probes in the sea, motor vehicles and industry on land, or airplanes, a study found. Govt' new wildlife vision banks on an eye in the sky The draft National Wildlife Action Plan for 2017-31 has urged that drones and “electronic eyes” be used to monitor protected areas to check poaching. Melting ice sheet in Antarctica may impact sea level: Study Loss of ice in Antarctica caused by a warming ocean may result in rising global sea levels by three metres, warns a recent research. More Environment News»

		World
		Obama takes credit as unemployment hits eight year low President Barack Obama took a victory lap Friday as the US unemployment rate hit an eight-year low. Thousands of Syrians rush toward Turkey to flee fighting Thousands of Syrians rushed toward the Turkish border Friday, fleeing a fierce government offensive and intense Russian airstrikes near Syria's largest city of Aleppo. Pope, Russia patriarch meet in Cuba on Feb 12 In an historic step to heal the 1,000-year schism that split Christianity, Pope Francis and the leader of the Russian Orthodox Church will meet in Cuba next week in an attempt to begin bridging the church's East-West divide. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Sonu Nigam is 'intolerant' about in-flight singing controversy Sonu Nigam was the toast of trolls on Thursday after a video of the singer crooning on a flight mid-air using the aircraft’s address system went viral recently. Movie review: Ghayal Once Again Sunny's idealistic film exudes the sincerity and unbreakable spirit of a common man. If Salman Khan: Blockbusters he has rejected Salman Khan had rejected films that could have changed the course of his career. Let's take a look at the films that Salman didn't take up. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Nasa craft spots 'floating hills' in Pluto's heart Nasa’s New Horizons spacecraft has captured images of frozen nitrogen glaciers on Pluto carrying numerous ‘floating’ hills that may be fragments of water ice, giving an insight into the dwarf planet’s fascinating and abundant geological activity. End of road for car side mirrors? Blind spots likely to go as automakers switch to digital systems. 'Women eye candy, men experts for news sites' Women are being marginalised by news websites which prefer to use pictures of them while quoting men as sources or experts, a study of more than two million online articles has found. More Science News»

		Sports
		Shami back; Yuvraj and Nehra retained for World T20, Asia Cup The only change to the current Indian T20 squad was that Bhuvneshwar Kumar made way for Mohammed Shami for the two upcoming events. DDCA files defamation complaint against Kejriwal, Azad DDCA and its vice-president Chetan Chauhan have filed a criminal defamation complaint against chief minister Arvind Kejriwal and suspended BJP MP Kirti Azad for allegedly defaming the cricketing body by making "scandalous" remarks. 2016 IPL auction: Uncapped players to watch for TOI Sports takes a look at some uncapped players who could force the franchises to break the bank at the IPL auction this year. More Sports News»

		Technology
		10 new features your smartphone may get in 2016 Smartphones evolve fast — and new technologies also see very quick adoption by consumers. As we head into a spate of new launches, here's a sneak peek into the technology we’ll see this year. HTC launches Desire 626 dual sim smartphone, priced at Rs 14,990 HTC has added yet another budget smartphone to its Desire series with the launch of Desire 626 dual sim. The handset will be available in Blue Lagoon and White Brich colour variants and is priced at Rs 14,990 Samsung Galaxy A5 and A7 (2016): First impressions South Korean handset maker Samsung has announced the Galaxy A5 and A7 models for the year 2016 at its developers forum in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. More Technology News»

		Education
		National civic fest: Students and their ideas steer change at civic level  It was a whirlwind of thought-provoking ideas at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan auditorium on Friday, thoughts that poured out of young minds and actually helped fix civic woes. GIAN attracts foreign faculty, but just in tech institutes Global Initiative of Academic Networks (GIAN), the much-touted programme to attract foreign faculty to teach for a term in India, is slowly finding its feet but primarily in IITs, NITs and techical education. Kids grasp Math concepts through classroom fans, floors What do a classroom window and the humble ceiling fan have to do with a child’s development? More Education News»

		Mumbai
		MMRDA to build multiple flyovers to decongest Chheda nagar junction Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has floated tenders for Rs 205 crore Chheda Nagar junction improvement project. ​Rake with 2x2 seating arrangement intriduced on Central Railway Central Railway introduced rake with 2x2 seating arrangement on its suburban system as a part of its efforts to create more space for commuters inside the compartments. Cop climbs onto speeding car to nab bribe-taking BMC men High drama ensued in Santacruz on Friday when anti-corruption bureau officials went to trap to nab two civic officials who had allegedly demanded a bribe from a builder in Santacruz. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		'Student risked life, pulled out Devansh as staff watched' In a damning indictment of Ryan International school, an inquiry report by the sub-divisional magistrate (SDM) into the death of Devansh Kakrora has recommended a case of criminal negligence against the school management and swimming coach. Delhi's odd-even scheme may return soon, Kejriwal to decide next week The second phase of the odd-and-even scheme could be announced as early as next week. The Delhi government had on January 27 sought the opinion of citizens on bringing back the scheme. He killed their elder son, now they live in fear Swapnesh was a student in the accused's dance class.The older boy and his girlfriend allegedly abducted Swapnesh from outside his school, strangled him and threw his body off a hill before making the ransom call. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Peace committees for Africans, locals on the anvil Home minister G Para meshwara on Friday said the state government would constitute peace committees involving Africans and locals in every locality that has foreign student population. Foreign students indulging in illegal activities, says DVS Union law and justice minister DV Sadan anda Gowda on Friday said foreign students enrolled in Bengaluru colleges were indulging in illegal activities. Spat upon by an auto driver, Nigerian asks if this is future A material engineer from Nigeria doing post-doctorate at IISc on Thursday saw his worst fears about Bengaluru, his home for seven years, come true when an autorickshaw driver spat on him. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		TDP Kapu leaders feel the heat as Naidu talks tough Kapu leaders in the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) are a worried lot these days as the party leadership has begun scrutinising their `credentials' in reining in the fellow Kapus from backing the reservations agitation launched by veteran leader Mudragada Padmanabham. Mudragada starts hunger strike Amid tight security and a tension-filled atmosphere in this village in East Godvari district, Kapu leader Mudragada Padmanabham began his indefinite hunger strike along with his wife Padmavathi seeking the inclusion of Kapus in the BC list in Andhra Pradesh. GHMC election: Congress suffers a humiliating defeat The Congress party's mayor candidate M Vikram Goud stood third in Jambagh while former city mayor and Congress leader Banda Karthika Reddy lost her Tarnaka seat to the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS). More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Artists' association poll records to be destroyed Nadigar Sangam (South Indian Artists' Association) election ballot papers and other records used by the election staff commission will be destroyed on Saturday as directed by the Madras high court. Red sanders seized near Chennai Police recovered two tonnes of red sanders worth 10 lakh smuggled in an autorickshaw on Tirupathi-Athimancherry near Pallipattu, 110km from Chennai on Thursday. Petrol bombs hurled at AIADMK man Unidentified men hurled petrol bombs at AIADMK worker as part of revenge due to previous enmity in Chengalpet on Thursday.The injured panchayat member Aruldoss, 41, was admitted in the Government Hospital in Chennai. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Cheating case filed against firm The premise was simple - the firm would give you data entry job for 30 months if you generate one ID for the entry on its website.At an investment of Rs 10,000, by the end of 30 months, you would get Rs 90,000. Third high-rise suicide in a fortnight suicide in the past fortnight in Ahmedabad where the victims have resorted to high-rises to end life.It started with Bhoomi Desai, 25, on January 21. 27-year-old ends life for not getting chance to go abroad Karanj police have registered a case of suicide on Thursday where a 27-year old youth hanged self at a rented premises. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Police help drug smuggler tie knot Seema Kharagwal (name changed), a 19-year-old girl from Kotdwar in Pauri Garhwal district of Uttarakhand, was caught by the government railway police (GRP) on Sunday on charges of smuggling heroin Dadua's statue in Fatehpur? Police to stall it Following the intelligence inputs and media reports that the statue of dreaded bandit Shiv Kumar alias Dadua, who unleashed a reign of terror in Bundelkhand for more than three decades, is going to be installed near Ram Janki Hanuman temple at Narsinghpur Kabraha village in Fatehpur district, police have swung into action to stall the move. 25 special squads to manage devotees on 18 ghats for Mauni Amavasya snan In a bid to regulate the flow of devotees and pilgrims on all the 18 ghats of Sangam to take holy dip on the pious occasion of Mauni Amavasya, mela police on Wednesday formed as many as 25 special squads comprising 10 policemen each. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Poultry farm under scanner for polluting One of the largest poultry farms in the state, owned by the son of leader of opposition Narasingha Mishra, has come under the scanner of National Green Tribunal (NGT), New Delhi bench for alleged pollution in nearby localities. Police resort to lathi charge on block grant teachers More than 20 block grant teachers were injured when the commissionerate police on Friday resorted to a lathi charge on the teachers, who were trying to march towards Naveen Niwas (chief minister’s residence) to gherao it demanding abolition of block grant system and regularisation of their jobs. Gamang seeks credit for IOCL refinery Amid the BJP-BJD race to seek credit for commissioning of the Paradip oil refinery project, former chief minister Giridhar Gamang on Friday dropped a bombshell by saying that it was he who made it possible by allotting land for the project as CM in 1999. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Helmet rule leads to law & order problem in Bhopal Petrol pump staff was thrashed in Shivpuri by a group of two-wheeler riders, who were not wearing helmet and pump owner refused to refuel their vehicles on Thursday. BJP announces yellow beacon, laptops for panchayat members The BJP on Friday announced that state government has accepted all pending demands of panchayat representatives, allowing them to use yellow beacon and issuing laptops for office work. Cash-starved MP govt to spend crores on PM rally The felicitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi by farmers of Madhya Pradesh in Sherpura village of Sehore district, will cost crores of rupees to the state's exchequer, who is already riddled by financial crisis. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Syndicate decision to accept photo with form for graduates raises eyebrows The decision taken by Panjab University syndicate to submit one recent passport-size photograph with the application form for the enrollment as registered graduates to ensure fair poll in graduate constituency of senate elections has raised many eyebrows. 13 dynamic achievers of north India to be felicitated today The Times Group will felicitate 13 dynamic achievers of north India at an event at The Lalit hotel, IT Park, Chandigarh, on Friday. Zirakpur tax collection point to be moved Punjab government is going to shift its tax collection point on Zirakpur-Chandigarh highway for decongesting the area of traffic, the high court was informed here on Friday. More Chandigarh News»

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News Digest: Govt slams attack on Tanzanian; MEA team, envoy to visit Bengaluru

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Friday, February 05, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Govt slams attack on Tanzanian; MEA team, envoy to visit Bengaluru MHA, NCW, Rahul seek reports from Karnataka govt; BJP accuses state of covering up incident Did arrested post office staff send videos to Pakistan? The security agencies have recovered spy cameras from one of the post office employees arrested in connection with spying for Pakistan. Karnataka panchayat member among 5 held for assault on Tanzanian student She Got Into A bus To Escape The Mob, But Passengers Thrashed And Pushed Her Out More India News»

		Business
		Save individuals, not 'living dead' cos: Rajan RBI governor Raghuram Rajan has made a strong pitch for allowing inefficient organizations to die even as he called for a safety net for individuals. BigBasket's loss trebles to 60 crore in FY15 Online grocer BigBasket's net loss trebled to over Rs 60 crore for the year ended March 31, 2015 against a net loss of Rs 21.6 crore in the year-ago period, according to the latest documents filed with the Registrar of Companies. Godrej buys Kenyan home, personal care company Godrej Consumer Products (GCPL), through a subsidiary, has acquired a majority stake in Kenya-based home and personal care company, Canon Chemicals. More Business News»

		Environment
		Melting ice sheet in Antarctica may impact sea level: Study Loss of ice in Antarctica caused by a warming ocean may result in rising global sea levels by three metres, warns a recent research. Check air pollution, WHO urges SE Asian region Noting that outdoor air pollution increases the risk of cancer, World Health Organization urged the governments of Southeast Asian region to tackle the issue with "urgency" as the area has 14 of the world's top 20 polluted cities. WHO said that every year 8.2 millions die from cancer in the world. Explore alternative cremation, NGT tells Centre The National Green Tribunal has directed the Union environment ministry and the Delhi government to initiate programmes to provide alternative modes of cremation of human remains, saying the traditional method of burning wood emitted hazardous pollutants in the environment. More Environment News»

		World
		World powers pledge $10 billion in aid for Syria World leaders pledged over $10 billion (9.0 billion euros) today to help conflict-hit Syrians at a London conference overshadowed by the breakdown of peace talks in Geneva. Thousands flee as Syria regime advances near Aleppo Tens of thousands of Syrians were reported to have fled their homes on Thursday as regime troops pressed a major Russian-backed offensive around second city Aleppo. Israeli court jails 2 over Palestinian teen's murder An Israeli court sentenced two Israeli minors for the murder of a 16-year-old Palestinian Abu Khdeir in 2014, sending one to life in prison and the other for 21 years for a crime that provoked deep soul-searching in Israel and was one of a series of events that led to the Gaza war later that year. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Abhishek-Aishwarya love story: A recap As Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan complete 7 years of matrimony, we take you back all these years and bring you their love story. 'Pulkit Samrat and I have faked a kiss' Madhuri's nephew Sheehan gears up for his Bollywood debut The actress's nephew Sheehan Dixit, a successful computer animator is going to make his Bollywood debut. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Michelangelo defied arthritic hands to create masterpieces Renowned Italian artist Michelangelo likely suffered from arthritis in his later years, but addiction to work may have extended the use of his hands until he died, a new study suggests. Fixing worn-out cells ups 'elixir of youth' hope Elixir-of-youth treatments that slow ageing could be on the horizon after an experiment on mice in which its lifespan was extended by up to 35%. Best breakfast for children is eggs, claim scientists Eggs are the best thing to give children for breakfast to stave off hunger for longer, according to new research. More Science News»

		Sports
		SC asks BCCI to fall in line with Lodha panel recommendations The Supreme Court gave a stern message to BCCI asking it to "fall in line" with the recommendations of Justice RM Lodha Committee. It has suggested a massive restructuring of the country's apex cricket body. No permanent positions for BCCI, ECB and CA: ICC Board The International Cricket Council is all set to scrap the controversial constitutional amendments, which gave executive clout and financial power to India, Australia and England, with its Shashank Manohar-led board recommending complete overhaul of the current power structure. Consistency the focus for BCCI selectors at Asia Cup, World T20 Building the correct team for the first ICC World Twenty20 in India is the collective goal for the BCCI selection committee which will name the squad on Friday. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Samsung launches Galaxy A5, A7 2016 edition smartphones, price starting at Rs 29,400 Samsung has expanded its product portfolio with the launch of a two new A series smartphone the Galaxy A5 2016 and the A7 2016 in India. 7 hidden features in Truecaller Truecaller is an app that you can install and use in your Android phone and resolve the mystery of apparently unknown callers by a single click. Here are seven tricks and tips that you can use to become a pro at using Truecaller Asus Zenfone Zoom review: A pricey performer On paper, Zenfone Zoom seemed really good, we used it for a few days to find out if it worth the price and here’s what we found... More Technology News»

		Education
		High IQ does not make you a rocket scientist School students who score high on IQ tests have always been celebrated as academic heroes in India. Not all who crack the Mensa IQ test are science-maths wizards but come from diverse backgrounds and end up in eclectic occupations. Relative-grading renders re-examination and re-evaluation meaningless: Teachers The problem with the grading system Delhi University has used for the first semester of choice-based credit system goes beyond the immediate confusion it has created. Decision on Delhi nursery admission criteria leads to confusion Of the 62 nursery criteria originally scrapped by Delhi government, 11 stay. The remaining 51 stand cancelled. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		50-yr-old wife of cop nabs snatcher A 50-year-old woman residing in Kopar Khairane was felicitated by the Kopar Khairane police on Thursday for her presence of mind which helped the police in arresting a bike-riding chain snatcher. Christians protest against Vasai arrests Over 1,500 Christians representing various churches on Thursday protested at Azad Maidan against the arrest of two staffers of Vasai's Ashirwad Prayer Centre last week. Uber-Centre partnership to create jobs The Union labour ministry has signed a partnership with Uber to create micro-entrepreneurial opportunities across the country, a spokesperson from Uber said on Thursday. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		With municipal schools on strike, kids left without midday meals "On many days when I had to leave home early and couldn't cook, I was reassured she would eat in school," says Tarannum, Zainab's mother, a housewife. Principal, 4 others arrested for 6-yr-old's death in school The five were charged under Section 304-A (causing death due to negligence) of the Indian Penal Code for the death of Divyansh Kakrora last Saturday. CLean-up bid fails to dent trash heap In the absence of safai karamcharis who are on an indefinite strike, PWD and the East Corporation have been clearing the garbage from dhalaos and roadsides for the past few days. The waste disposal work is being handled by only a handful of municipal staff and that too at night. Sources said night time was considered safe as the agitating karamcharis would not intervene in the clean-up operation at odd hours. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Foreign pupils stay away from institute The attendance of foreign students in Acharya Institute fell on Thursday in the aftermath of the barbaric attack on the Tanzanian girl pursuing Bachelor of Architecture course in the college. Warriors' turn to tame Bulls Bengaluru Bulls crashed to their second Pro Kabaddi defeat in as many days as their home leg spiralled out of control on Thursday. Railway to thrust on customer amenities this budget again Railway minister Susresh Prabhakar Prabhu said that creating customer amenities will remain the target in the upcoming railway budget. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		The quaint Hyderabad I grew up in is destroyed due to mindless development In a tête-à-tête with Hyderabad Times filmmaker Shyam Benegal muses over Hyderabad, Telugu cinema and the challenge of heading the panel instituted to propose changes for restructuring the Censor Board First chickpea variety that can be harvested by a machine Imagine 2.25 tons of chickpea crop variety harvested in just 75 minutes! BCs to step up agitation against Kapu demands The ripple effects of the Kapu unrest in Andhra Pradesh has reached Telangana. The leaders of the backward classes (BCs) have expressed vehement opposition to the demand for inclusion of the Kapu community in the BC category . More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Poll alliances yet to take shape, hectic parleys on ncertainty looms large over electoral alliances in Tamil Nadu with all parties involved in hectic back channel talks now to strike partnership deals. TNPSC appointments: Madras high court issues notice to Tamil Nadu govt The Madras high court, on Wednesday, ordered notice on a petition by DMK party spokesperson T K S Elangovan seeking directions from the state government to quash the recent appointment of 11 members of the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC). SVS college case: Special government pleader seeks more time The special government pleader for the state has sought time to seek instructions from the state government on a petition from a student of SVS college of naturopathy seeking permission to continue his undergraduate degree. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Peeing in public lands man in court battle, HC bails him out court has observed.With this comment, Justice J B Pardiwala dropped Section 354 of the IPC against one Shyam Sundar Dhobi and lawyer Chetan Gore from Vadodara on Thursday. Asaram's wife moves HC for discharge in rape case Self-styled Godman Asaram’s wife Laxmi moved Gujarat high court on Thursday seeking discharge from the rape case involving Asaram and several others. The case was filed by a Chotila-based married woman in 2013. Gujarat bags three national awards Gujarat bagged three national e-Governance application awards. Chief Minister Anandeiben Patel gave complimented the state government employees for these awards. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Police help drug smuggler tie knot Seema Kharagwal (name changed), a 19-year-old girl from Kotdwar in Pauri Garhwal district of Uttarakhand, was caught by the government railway police (GRP) on Sunday on charges of smuggling heroin Dadua's statue in Fatehpur? Police to stall it Following the intelligence inputs and media reports that the statue of dreaded bandit Shiv Kumar alias Dadua, who unleashed a reign of terror in Bundelkhand for more than three decades, is going to be installed near Ram Janki Hanuman temple at Narsinghpur Kabraha village in Fatehpur district, police have swung into action to stall the move. 25 special squads to manage devotees on 18 ghats for Mauni Amavasya snan In a bid to regulate the flow of devotees and pilgrims on all the 18 ghats of Sangam to take holy dip on the pious occasion of Mauni Amavasya, mela police on Wednesday formed as many as 25 special squads comprising 10 policemen each. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Odisha reopens tribal tourism gate for foreigners Odisha’s tribal tourism, which was in doldrums following restriction by the state government on movement of foreign tourists since 2012, is likely to get a fresh lease of life as the state home department on Thursday relaxed the prohibitory norms. Odisha urges railway ministry to consider for rail based city transport system As the state capital topped the list of 20 proposed smart cities in the country, the state government on Thursday urged the Centre to consider rail based city transport system. Puri deities get divine makeover ahead of Modi's visit Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s scheduled visit to Jagannath Temple in Puri on February 7, the sibling deities—Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra underwent herbal facial (Banakalagi in local parlance) on Wednesday. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		BU: VC Scraps 11 faculty's extension order A day after issuing an order to extend tenure of 11 teaching faculty, Barkatullah University vice-chancellor prof MD Tiwari cancelled notification. Cops' no for FIR forces rape survivor to end life in Shivpuri district A gang-rape survivor attempted suicide by jumping into a well at her village, 20 km from Shivpuri district headquarters after cops refused to lodge her report, on Wednesday. CM Shivraj warns ministers, stay on district once a month or quit In what is said to be imitating Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a role model, Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Thursday, blatantly warned his ministers saying they should spend one whole day a month in districts of their charge else, they will loose their position. Chouhan, also attempting to impress, called upon party workers to publcise Modi’s programmes in all 23,000 village panchayats of the state. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Punjab Agricultural University honours 26 farmers Amidst a gathering of 800 farmers from different parts of Punjab, the Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) Kisan Club celebrated its golden jubilee in the university campus on Thursday. Urban poor in Giaspura will finally get water In a bid to provide direct water supply to the urban poor of Giaspura flats, authorities are constructing overhead service reservoirs near the flats. Punjab cops to launch drive to nab POs, parole jumpers Coming out with a multi-pronged strategy to counter the drug menace in the state, Punjab Police have decided to adopt zero tolerance policy towards availability of narcotics, map areas vulnerable to smuggling and peddling of drugs and identify all smugglers and peddlers to initiate immediate legal action against them. More Chandigarh News»

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