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Nitish wins trust vote as BJP MLAs walk out of Assembly
The Bihar chief minister sailed through with 126 votes in his favour after 91 Bharatiya Janata Party members and a Lok Janshakti Party legislator walked out of the 243-member house.
According to a 2012-13 survey, use of the sleek, handheld gadget by the Chennai’s post-millennial generation is on a steady rise .
Bangalore Development Authority has developed a layout on Venkatanarayana lake and distributed sites to people who fear eviction if the lake gets restored.
The state Assembly adopted a bill making it mandatory to install CCTV cameras at places where the gathering was more than 100 people.
It looks like the efforts of the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) in allaying transmission woes in Ernakulam district will pay off.
The much-awaited Thakaraparambu flyover development project will take many more months to be completed.
With the DMK and DMDK tied down for the sixth seat from the State to Rajya Sabha, hectic parleys and the hunt for support from the Congress and other minor parties continued on Tuesday.
Indications are that the Assembly sittings in the days ahead will continue to be stormy with the Opposition adamant that Chief Minister Oommen Chandy resign and face a judicial investigation in the solar panel scam.
The Rs 1 rice scheme announced by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will be launched with much fanfare on July 1, but it will reach the poor only between July 10 and 20.
The Chief Minister said Dharmana and Sabitha had resigned in accordance with the Congress policy of not continuing in the Cabinet if charge-sheeted.
Normalcy returned on the power front with Upper Kolab hydro power station resuming generation of electricity and the fourth unit of the Talcher Thermal Power Station back to the state grid.
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South Africa will look to shed their big tournament 'chokers' tag that has haunted them for long as they go into the first semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy.
Hundreds of fans greeted members of Australia's national football team after the Socceroos qualified for next year's World Cup.
In a major breakthrough, India and Pakistan have agreed to give access to each other’s agencies to examine relating to the 26/11 attacks.
The move by Afghan President Hamid Karzai, whom the Taliban have dismissed as an American puppet for years, could derail the peace process even before it has begun.
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- 95 per cent stolen goods not recovered in Kerala, says NCRB
- Karnataka MLAs were frugal in their poll spending
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- Indian Coast Guards help rescue 26 crew from shipwreck near Yemen
- Thousands missing near Kedarnath shrine
- Army Major captures 'UFO' in Kerala
- Callgate: Doctors were prime target for Biju, Saritha Nair
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- Congress to vote in Nitish government's favour today
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