News Digest: Jhajjar riots: Note exposes police

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Tuesday, April 19, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Jhajjar riots: Note exposes police Shahar dhoo-dhoo karke jal raha hai aur police, military hath pe hath dhar ke baithe hai.SP ko phone kiya to uska uttar tha kee mai kya kar sakta hun, mera kam sachivalya ki suraksha hai. Central rule in Uttarakhand cutting at root of democracy: HC The Uttarakhand high court on Monday asked the Union government if was not "totally extraneous" for the Centre to be concerned over the disqualification of nine rebel MLAs and to "interfere" in the affairs of the state, which should be done only in "extraordinary instances". PF withdrawal allowed for housing, health The labour ministry eased the planned restriction on withdrawal of contribution to the employees' provident fund. It said withdrawal can be allowed for housing, major medical treatment for self and family members, medical, dental and engineering education of children, and for their marriage. More India News»

		Business
		Tribunal sets aside Rs258 crore airline fine In a major relief to Jet Airways, SpiceJet and IndiGo, the Competition Appellate Tribunal on Monday set aside a fine of Rs 258 crore imposed on them last December on charges of cartelization and “overcharging cargo freight in the garb of fuel surcharge”. TCS falls to single-digit growth after six years The Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) results for the quarter ended March 31, 2016, came largely in line with analysts’ expectations, but it continued to provide evidence that it’s losing steam not only compared to its own tremendous performance of recent years, but also compared to rivals like Infosys. FMCGs taste success as Patanjali spreads awareness After the Baba Ramdev-led Patanjali’s entry a few years ago, FMCG segment has grown on the back of an awareness generation about the benefits of ghee. Leading player Amul ghee grew by about 30% in the fiscal year 2016 and Parag Milk Foods (Gowardhan ghee) clocked a growth of about 27% in fiscal 2015. More Business News»

		Environment
		3 new primate species discovered in Madagascar The newly identified species live in the South and East of Madagascar and increase the number of known mouse lemur species to 24, researchers said. Mouse lemurs are small, nocturnal primates, which are only found in Madagascar - and they all look very similar with their brown fur and large eyes. 'Pollution impact on monuments slow but long lasting' Pollutants like sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, generated by vehicles and industries, react with air moisture to form acids that eat into the marble resulting in change of colour and even corrosion. Cambodia banking on India to reintroduce tigers Right tigers from India — six females and two males — would be translocated to Cambodia where the big cats have been declared extinct. The Indian tigers would be "reintroduced" in two different locations in Cambodia over the next five years. The last known tiger in Cambodia was reported in 2007. More Environment News»

		World
		Blast hits Jerusalem bus, wounding at least 15: Officials A fire ripped through a bus in Jerusalem on Monday, Israeli police said, with medics reporting an explosion and at least 15 people wounded. Police initially said there was "an attack" without providing further details before later saying all causes were being investigated. US to send 200 more troops, Apache helicopters, to Iraq The US has agreed to deploy more than 200 additional troops in Iraq and to send Apache helicopters for the first time into the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq, the first major increase in US forces in nearly a year, US defense officials said. Pope's refugee families settle into Roman life The three Muslim families are being housed temporarily by the Saint'Egidio religious community in the Rome district of Trastevere while they await longer-term accommodation being prepared for them in the Vatican, community spokesman Maximiliano Signifredi told AFP. More World News»

		Entertainment
		A new turn in the Kangana-Hrithik case The Hrithik Roshan-Kangana Ranaut saga has been playing out endlessly over the last few weeks. On Monday morning, the story took a new turn, and here we have the updated story. Kareena gets the best compliment from Diljit Abhishek Chaubey’s upcoming film, ‘Udta Punjab,’ has been in the news ever since the film was first announced. And it upped excitement levels, even more, when the makers announced the coming together of ex-lovers Shahid Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan. Randeep has appendix surgery in Delhi hospital Randeep Hooda had to give his shooting schedule with Salman Khan a break as he was rushed to hospital Sunday evening for an emergency appendicitis operation. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		MRI best tool to pick up brain defects in children Latest versions of MRI are able to pick up almost all congenital defects in the brain and help treat a child in neuro-emergency. Uruguay storms kill seven, displace 3,600 Colonia Suiza, Uruguay, April 18, 2016 (AFP) -Storms and floods in Uruguay have killed seven people and driven 3,600 from their homes in recent days, authorities said Sunday. Uruguay storms kill seven, displace 2,000: authorities Colonia Suiza, Uruguay, April 17, 2016 (AFP) -Storms and floods in Uruguay have killed seven people and driven 2,000 from their homes in recent days, authorities said Sunday. More Science News»

		Sports
		IPL 2016: Warner powers SRH to maiden win David Warner scored 90 not out off 59 balls to help Sunrisers Hyderabad (145/3) beat Mumbai Indians (142/6) by seven wickets and register their first win of 2016 Indian Premier League at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad on Monday. Watch: How Dipa Karmakar sealed Rio Olympics berth Dipa Karmakar created history by becoming the first Indian woman gymnast to qualify for Olympics when she booked a berth for the Rio Games after a strong performance at the final qualifying and test event in Rio de Janeiro. No loyalty to team, it's loyalty to money now: Waugh The "loyalty to money" which Twenty20 leagues around the world are promoting has made it impossible for any country to strike the perfect balance between all three formats of cricket, says former Australian captain Steve Waugh. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Does an all-glass iPhone 8 make any sense A re-designed iPhone next year (following the re-designed iPhone 7 which is due to be released this year) could mean that Apple is on its way towards ditching the incremental upgrade strategy that it has followed till now with the "s" models, and moving on to the yearly upgrade pattern. 9 tablets to replace your laptop Here's over to some good options to replace your laptop. 5 reasons why you shouldn't switch to Microsoft Edge browser yet The Edge browser marks the start of an exciting new era for Microsoft and it’s definitely a step in the right direction — but maybe it was unveiled too quickly. More Technology News»

		Education
		Delhi high court seeks Delhi govt's reply on student's plea for lack of books Delhi High Court sought response of the Delhi Government and the North Delhi Municipal Corporation on a plea complaining that despite directions, 16 lakh students enrolled in their schools at elementary level were yet to get text books, writing material and uniform. CBSE issues advisory to schools to use NCERT textbooks Central Board of Secondary Education has put up an advisory to schools affiliated to it to use the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) books for all classes as it has received reports and complaints from parents that they were pressurised by schools to buy an excessive number of textbooks published by others. Mission admission: Words count, breaking the language barrier It's that time of the year again, when students have to make choices that will define their careers. To have many choices is wonderful but when the options are many, and all appear compelling, making an informed decision is a challenge. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Water level in Marathwada dams at historic low of 3% There is only 3% water left in the dams in drought-hit Marathwada--the lowest-ever water level in this historically arid region. As many as eight of the region's 11 major dams are at dead storage level. This means that water from the dams cannot flow out but has to be lifted. Last year at this time, the water level in Marathwada's dams was much higher at 11%. Maharashtra government tells Mhada to act against Pune builder The state government has directed Mhada to inquire and initiate legal and criminal action against Pune developer Sanjay Agarwal of Maple Group for falsely claiming that his projects are being carried out under the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana Piecemeal release of development control regulations disappoints UDRI The forum is also upset that none of the recommendations endorsed by all former Mumbai Conservation Heritage Committees have been included or considered while framing the regulations pertaining to heritage in the city More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Odd & evil? Autos take city for ride Monday blues hit commuters, especially those taking autorickshaw rides. App-based headache for Beijing too Just like Delhi, Beijing has struggled to regulate app-based cab hailing services after banning Uber and similar services in early 2015 and has even launched a state-backed taxi hailing app. Law & order chief Mishra posted as addl DG, CRPF In January 2013, at a time when the city was on the boil in the aftermath of the Nirbhaya gang rape and murder case, Deepak Mishra was made the law and order chief of Delhi. For more than three years, he handled that profile. On Monday, he was posted as additional DG, CRPF in a major reshuffle. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Minister warns lecturers of criminal action, promises results on time The state government on Monday threatened striking PU lecturers of criminal action, even as the latter poohpoohed the possibility of the authorities getting valuation of II PU answerscripts started in a few days. Maha to consider Karnataka CET scores for border students Educational authorities in Maharashtra have risen over the ugly border dispute. A clash in the dates of entrance exams conducted by Maharashtra and Karnataka for class XII students residing in the border areas of the two states, has been resolved by the former. Nanosatellite designed by 250 Bengaluru college students will soon reach space The satellite named PISAT will take snapshots of Earth, particularly India, from space. Students and professors will control the machine from the PES campus; PISAT will travel as a co-passenger of Isro’s PSLV. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Parking in Hyderabad to get costlier soon The cash-strapped Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) is mulling ways to boost its revenue, and much to the annoyance of denizens, a hike in parking fees is in the offing, sources say. According to sources within the civic body, the current rate for parking a four-wheeler in any of the 53 parking lots managed by the civic body costs Rs 20 per hour, but now officials are contemplating increasing the fare to Rs 50 per hour. Double whammy for engg aspirants in Telangana Engineering aspirants in Telangana will have a rough time seeking admissions in private engineering colleges as offi cials estimate a drop in seats to the extent of 30 per cent with the expected closure of several institutes. Revision of fees with an estimated hike of up to 30 per cent will also add to their miseries, say officials. Metro competition forces TSRTC to tap new routes Threatened by Hyderabad Metro Rail eroding its passenger base, the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) has decided to restrict itself to providing ‘feeder-services’ along the soon-to-be-opened metro stretch while increasing services on newer routes. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Now, hear spiritual verses by the hour at Saidapet railway station BCCI will lose Rs 1,000 cr in new revenue sharing model, says PIL in Madras HC Tributes paid to freedom fighter Dheeran Chinnamalai AIADMK and DMK leaders paid tributes to freedom fighter and Kongu chief Dheeran Chinnamalai on his 261st birth anniversary on Sunday. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Govt-Patidars talks fail to end deadlock The 3.5-hr long meeting at Swarnim Sankul, Gandhinagar, between Patidar leaders (sans PAAS and SPG conveners) and the ministers' committee formed by the Gujarat government to address the community's issues, ended without any firm conclusion on Monday. Ahmedabad's heritage warrior is a Jain Sadhvi A Jain nun in Chaumukhini Pol in the walled city - central to Ahmedabad's nomination as World Heritage City by Unesco - is scripting a courageous campaign against illegal construction. First ever NAAC check of Vidyapith begins A 10-member panel of the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), began its three-day quality appraisal of Gujarat Vidyapith's education programmes, on Monday. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		HC stays notification on service tax on lawyers The Allahabad High Court on Monday stayed the notification issued by Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC), imposing service tax on senior advocates.This service tax has been imposed by Union Budget-2016. 'Test'ing times: No admit cards, aspirants in a lurch As many as 400 successful candidates of Combined Lower Subordinate Services Exams-2015 are yet to receive their admit cards for mains exams scheduled on April 24. Auto-bus collision: 1 dead, 4 critical An auto driver died and four passengers' suffered critical injuries when the vehicle they were travelling in collided head-on with a bus near glass factory under Bamrauli police station on Monday. The bus driver fled the scene, his vehicle, however, was seized. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Acute water crisis grips Paradip The port town of Paradip in Jagatsinghpur district is facing acute drinking water shortage this summer.Around one lakh people have no access to clean drinking water. Another aide of Jena arrested Another aide of former MLA (Sanakhemundi) Ramesh Jena was arrested by police on Sunday on charges of grabbing land of a person at Hatapur near Tara Tarini Temple in Ganjam district. DGP: Maoist activities under control K B Singh on Monday claimed Maoist activities in the state were under control. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Two more tigers killed in Madhya Pradesh Madhya Pradesh lost two more tigers in the last 24 hours, taking toll to 24 since January 2015. Medico found dead in hostel room MP: NTCA launches probe into deaths of tigers Bhopal, Apr 18 () Taking a serious note of a spate of tiger deaths in Madhya Pradesh, the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has set up a panel that has launched a probe into the incidents. A total of 18 big cats have died in the state since May 2015. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		IT firms fear inside job more than hackers Saurabh.Prashar@timesgroup.Businesses have a term for people like Edward Snowden - insider cyber threat. Lights out of city's nightlife, party crowd hits dance floors in nearby Zirakpur Diljot Singh | The UT administration's recent order directing discotheques and gaming parlours to close by midnight is choking the city's nightlife, forcing the party crowd to hit the dance floors in nearby Zirakpur. Indebted marginal farmer ends life in Mansa An indebted marginal farmer committed suicide by hanging himself in his house in Kot Dharmu village of Mansa district in the wee hours of Monday. More Chandigarh News»

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News Digest: The lost childhood of India's mica minors

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Monday, April 18, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		The lost childhood of India's mica minors Congress supports Nitish's call for 'Sangh-Mukt Bharat' "There is no talk of leadership (led by Nitish).You are trying to create an imaginary alliance.I told you first, an alliance at the national level..all parties are state specific parties. Show-caused by JD(U), MP says not guilty in LTC scam Rajya Sabha MP Anil Sahni, who was served a show cause notice by JD(U) on Sunday for his alleged involvement in LTC scam, pleaded innocence and said he would send his reply to the party. More India News»

		Business
		AC sales see spurt as mercury soars Centre plans loss-making PSU land bank Patanjali all set to take on big brands Co Reaches 5k-cr Target Revenue More Business News»

		Environment
		'Pollution impact on monuments slow but long lasting' Pollutants like sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, generated by vehicles and industries, react with air moisture to form acids that eat into the marble resulting in change of colour and even corrosion. Cambodia banking on India to reintroduce tigers Right tigers from India — six females and two males — would be translocated to Cambodia where the big cats have been declared extinct. The Indian tigers would be "reintroduced" in two different locations in Cambodia over the next five years. The last known tiger in Cambodia was reported in 2007. Tiger countries agree to preserve big-cat habitats Conservation groups announced that the world's tiger count has gone up to 3,890. An actual increase in wild tiger populations would also be hard to reconcile with the fact that their habitat is shrinking so fast. In the last 5 years, tigers lost a full 40% of their remaining natural habitat. More Environment News»

		World
		Money talks in US elections as candidates run to it Race for latest N-arms threatens to revive cold war Parrikar in Beijing for talks with top PLA officials Indian officials said the visit is aimed at further consolidating the defence relations between the two countries which showed considerable improvement in the last few years with periodic high-level interactions between the two armed forces. More World News»

		Entertainment
		'I am miserable when I give a damn' Unpretentious, outspoken, unapologetic and even a tad intimidating, Randeep Hooda has an attitude of his own and he carries it with élan. Best vanity vans owned by celebs While shooting for Dilwale in Iceland last year, King Khan bought a brand new vanity van which had been specially designed by car designer, Dilip Chhabria of Taarzan: The wonder car fame. Randeep Hooda: I was called a deshdrohi After Gurgaon was renamed Gurugram last week, Randeep Hooda tweeted his disappointment and said that the name doesn’t go with the dialect of the place. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Uruguay storms kill seven, displace 3,600 Colonia Suiza, Uruguay, April 18, 2016 (AFP) -Storms and floods in Uruguay have killed seven people and driven 3,600 from their homes in recent days, authorities said Sunday. Uruguay storms kill seven, displace 2,000: authorities Colonia Suiza, Uruguay, April 17, 2016 (AFP) -Storms and floods in Uruguay have killed seven people and driven 2,000 from their homes in recent days, authorities said Sunday. Sexually transmitted infection may soon become untreatable Cases of an antibiotic resistant sexually transmitted infection have been detected in London after initially being found only in the north, Public Health England (PHE) said on Sunday. More Science News»

		Sports
		Quinton de Kock 108 helps Daredevils overhaul RCB's 191 Conceding only 27 runs in the last four overs of the Royal Challengers Bangalore innings, while taking out Shane Watson, Virat Kohli and Sarfaraz Khan, proved the most pivotal passage of Delhi Daredevils' second win of IPL 2016. Nadal beats Monfils for record ninth Monte Carlo title Rafael Nadal defeated Gael Monfils 7-5, 5-7, 6-0 on Sunday to win a record ninth title at the Monte Carlo Masters. Talking Points: Maxwell late heroics take Punjab home A look at the key passages of play from game 10 of the IPL 2016, in which Kings XI Punjab beat Rising Pune Supergiants to record their first victory of the season. More Sports News»

		Technology
		7 reasons why you should 'thank' internet porn With social dogmas restricting much debate on internet pornography, India continues to be among the top three countries to consume it. Last year, the government had successfully put a temporary ban on it for a brief period but couldn’t come up with a full-proof method to make it permanent. And the debate was back to square one. It is just recently that social media websites took over internet porn has one of the major traffic generators for India as well as globally. More than financial means, among the major challenges to get people to use internet in the country is making them understand the real use of it. While a section of the population is quick at adopting newer technologies, it takes a lot of time to reach masses. Here are 7 ways porn had helped in driving technology adoption globally. Google's free Wi-Fi service arrives at Bhubaneswar railway station After Mumbai Central, RailTel, the telecom arm of the Indian Railways today launched high-speed public free WiFi service at Bhubaneswar railway station in partnership with Google. Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu accompanied by Minister of State for Railways Manoj Sinha, launched the WiFi service which will benefit 1.4 lakh visitors at Bhubaneswar station daily. This 'mood changing' gadget will make you happy The latest thing in wearables are devices that change your mood. More Technology News»

		Education
		HRD ministry follows activities on campuses with geo-sat app The new app is on cellphones of ministry officials, principals and faculty members, all of who, whether in Sikkim or Surat, Kashmir or Kanyakumari, can chart territories by swiping across the grid of the new-style maps. Web counselling for PG medical seats from April 23 from April 25 to 28 for Telangana colleges.The candidates will be. Improperly printed question papers irk aspirants of UPTU entrance exam More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Lifestyle ailments Mumbai's biggest killer With demanding work schedules and volatile environmental changes, it's hardly shocking that lifestyle ailments continue to be Mumbai's most lethal killer. Rs 2,000-cr ephedrine haul: Pharma unit kept FDA in the dark on stock Police officers probing the over Rs 2,000 crore ephedrine haul were shocked to find that 3,000kg of the powerful psychostimulant was moved out of Avon Lifesciences’ Chincholi MIDC unit in Solapur in the past six to eight months Work on Ro-Ro services terminal at Ferry Wharf to begin soon In a significant move to reduce the burden of over 10,000 Goa- and Konkan-bound vehicles on city roads, the Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) has awarded the work order for the Ro-Ro (Roll On & Roll Off) water transport services terminal at Ferry Wharf, even as similar development is underway at Mandwa in Alibaug by the Maharashtra Maritime Board More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Private schools need Delhi govt's nod to fire teachers, rules Supreme Court The SC ruling is a shot in the arm for teachers such as Asha Rani, Payal Singh (name changed on request), Dinesh Chand Sharma and their colleagues. According to Asha Rani, 43, she was suspended from a school in Sector 15, Rohini, and two of her colleagues were fired for demanding full salary and benefits. Boy killed, 4 injured as parapet falls An 11-year-old boy was killed and four others injured after the parapet of a building collapsed in northeast Delhi's Usmanpur area on Sunday morning. Tantrik held for planning to sacrifice girl The police on Sunday arrested a tantrik and two others for allegedly plotting to sacrifice a four-month-old girl to attain immortality. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Soon, Isro to test reusable launch vehicle The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) is working on a Reusable Launch Vehicle-Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD). Lecturers wonder govt hasn't met their demand for 20 years PU lecturers boycotting evaluation of II PU exam answerscripts demanding implementation of the Kumar Nayak Committee's recommendation on salaries are wondering why the government has not addressed their grievance. Stir threat over SSLC evaluation slated to start today The evaluation of SSLC exam answerscripts is scheduled to start on Monday. However, no one is sure if the work will indeed start as planned due to threat of boycott by teachers. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		'Heat to be prevalent during the day' "Some parts of the city received rain, squally wind, gale and hail as well. According to our weather charts there was some thunder-storm activity over the city," said a senior meteorologist from the India Meteorological Department, Hyderabad centre. 5 students, drug peddler held; 59 LSD blots seized In a joint operation, Central Crime Station (CCS) and Task Force cops have arrested five students and a Goanese drug pedler at Kundanbagh while they were trying to smuggle Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD). New system to crack down on speedsters Rash drivers in city will now find it increasingly difficult to commit traffic violations as a Rs 110 crore worth Intelligence Traffic Management System (ITMS) is being developed to detect signal jumping and speeding. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		New bus terminus can make Guduvanchery the new gateway to South Chennai Guduvanchery, a fast-growing suburb on GST Road, may replace Tambaram as the gateway to South Chennai with the government planning the establishment of a new mofussil bus terminus for decongesting traffic on the city's outskirts. Perungalathur, the spot where Chennai bypass gets chocked The Chennai bypass, from Koyambedu to Perungalathur, is a virtual non-stop toll way till Perungalathur. At Perungalathur, the traffic is choked, with motorists finding it difficult to ‘bypass' the traffic on the highway that piles up till Guduvanchery. Woman 'gifts' 5-mth-old girl to stranger A woman who got drunk after a fight with her husband gave away her five-month-old daughter to a man she befriended in Chennai Mofussil Bus Terminus (CMBT). More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Patidars refuel, state on quota fire again Unrest gripped parts of the city on Sunday in the wake of violence in Mehsana and Surat, and after news spread of SPG convener Lalji Patel sustaining injuries during the Patidar jail bharo agitation.Police officers and personnel were immediately deployed across key locations in city, where violence had occurred in August last year. Bike-borne chain snatchers attack woman in Chandlodia, speed away with necklace worth 20,000 A woman was robbed of her gold necklace worth Rs 20,000 in Chandlodia. Complainant Neeta Patel, a resident of Dharti II, said she was passing by Kumkum Party Plot at 10.45 am on April 16 when two motorcycle-borne men waylaid her and sped away after snatching her necklace. She has filed a complaint in this regard with Sola police. Cops arrest four of gang targeting auto passengers The accused used a woman associate who would sit in the auto as a passenger to avoid suspicion and then the woman would slip out valuables and gold jewellery from the luggage of passengers without her being noticed. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Teachers' assn demands closure of schools In view of intense hot weather conditions, the teachers' association has demanded closure of all schools up to class VIII and revision of timings for classes from IX to XII. 'Bael seeds can help fight diabetes' Scientists of Allahabad University led by Geeta Watal have found that the seeds of bael have qualities to fight diabetes. Crossword to test mental ability of CBSE students If your ward studies in any of the schools affiliated with Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) or for that matter in any Kendriya Vidyalaya (KV) of the country and you consider him or her brilliant in solving crossword, here comes an opportunity to show mettle. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		27 killed as bus falls in Deogarh gorge, 10 hurt Twenty seven people were killed and more than 10 were injured when a bus fell off a road into a 300-ft gorge in Deogarh district on Sunday evening, Deogarh SP Sarah Sharma said. Prima facie, it appears the driver may have lost control while negotiating a turn Bhubaneswar becomes Wi-Fi enabled railway station Railway minister Suresh Prabhu on Sunday inaugurated Wi-Fi service at Bhubaneswar railway station in order to provide high speed internet network to rail users in the station. 'No funds allocated for proposed wagon workshop in Kalahandi' More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		'Baby farm' busted at Gwalior hospital In a major breakthrough, Madhya Pradesh police have busted an alleged ‘baby farm’ operated from a private hospital in Gwalior district, selling and swapping 'unwanted' new-borns. Five people including the hospital director have been held. Journalists attacked by sand mining mafias in Madhya Pradesh A reporter and camera person of a regional television channel, were attacked by the goons of sand contractors in Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh on Saturday night. Maoists kill villager for being 'police informer' in Madhya Pradesh Maoists allegedly killed a 34-year-old man on the suspicion of being a police informer in Balaghat district of Madhya Pradesh, police said. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Murthal witness 'attacked on NH-1' A witness to the alleged atrocities on women in Murthal during the Jat quota protests inFebruary has alleged he was attacked on Sunday when driving back to Delhi from Chandigarh. Finally, SAD (Longowal) merges with Congress Ahead of the 2017 assembly elections in Punjab, Congress received a boost with the merger of SAD (Longowal) headed by former chief minister Surjit Singh Barnala's wife with the party. 'White caps' are like whitefly: Harsimrat SAD leader and Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal on Sunday attacked the Aam Aadmi Party, saying that people wearing "white caps" were more dangerous than the whitefly pest that had destroyed swathes of cotton crop last year. More Chandigarh News»

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The Miracle of Haritaki in Ayurveda

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Haritaki or Kadukaai is the drink of the Gods. It is said in ancient scriptures that the Haritaki came to life when a nectar drop fell from the cup of Indra, the King of heaven.

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