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GUJARAT ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2012

People complain of less job opportunities in Gujarat

NNIS | December 11 , 2012

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Although, Gujarat state is considered a developing state but there are certain areas which the locals are complaining about. They said not only less job opportunities but the low salary package is increasing their worries.

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Unidentified gunmen shot and killed a local female politician from the cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khans party outside her home in Karachi.

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A leopard entered Shapar village of Visavadar tehsil in Gujarat’s Junagadh district and made a bull its prey. When the bull’s owner complaint about it, the rescue team took about 10 hours to catch it.

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On Sunday, a West Bengal court sent Saradha Group promoter Sudipta Sen and a close aide to 10 day’s police custody in a new case against them. Sen and senior company official Arvind Chauhan were sent to police custody by a South 24 Parganas court.

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Two paramilitary troopers belonging to the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) were injured after being ambushed by Maoists in a jungle area of Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh.

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The Board of Control for Cricket in Indias Working Committee meet on Sunday in Chennai to discuss its course of action on the spot-fixing controversy that has rocked the sixth edition of the Indian T20 League. Board president N Srinivasan has clearly said they can’t ban the league over this.

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Hundreds of enthusiasts participated in a marathon in New Delhi on Sunday in a bid to raise awareness about women safety in wake of the recent cases of rapes which has shocked the entire nation.

Hundreds run for women safety in New Delhi

The BJP on Sunday lashed out at the conduct of proceedings by the BCCI as well as its president N Srinivasan in the spot fixing scandal and asked who was accountable for it.

BJP lashes out at BCCI over spot-fixing

The BJP on Sunday urged Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to take up the countrys concerns with visiting Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang in New Delhi.

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While Delhi commissioner of police Neeraj Kumar is jubilant as his department has cracked the spot-fixing scam, he also regrets that the officials missed many crucial points as they were in a hurry to nab the cricketers.

'Regret errors made in spot-fixing case, we were in hurry'

Following the emergency meeting to discuss the fallout of the spot-fixing controversy in the ongoing T20 League, BCCI president N Srinivasan on Sunday informed that the board has ordered an internal probe into the matter and Ravi Sawani has been appointed commissioner for the investigation.

BCCI is handicapped against bookies, says Srinivasan

As the Chinese Premier Li Keqiang reached India on Sunday on his first foreign trip, weeks after a tense border standoff, political parties urged the government of India to tackle the border issue strongly with its neighbour.

Chinese premier in India on his first foreign trip

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will arrive in Delhi at 3pm on Sunday for a private meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. This will be the first time the leaders will meet.

Chinese premier Li Keqiang to arrive in Delhi today

Scores of exiled Tibetans living in the national capital are protesting against Chinese Premier Li Keqiang at Jantar Mantar today to put forward their demand concerning release of Tibets 11th Panchen Lama, Gedhun Cheoki Nyima.

Protests erupt in capital over Chinese premier’s visit

42 Uttar Pradesh policemen, including some top officers, were booked on Sunday for the alleged murder of Khalid Mujahid, an accused in the serial blasts in the state in 2007. Further, the state government has ordered a CBI probe.

UP: 42 cops booked for alleged murder of terror suspect

Will punish players if found guilty, assures Srinivasan

There may be a fresh trouble for cricketet S Sreesanth, arrested on charges of spot-fixing in T20, as Mumbai Police have seized his laptop, mobile phones and data cards from the hotel room in which he was staying in Mumbai. Reportedly, Mumbai Police may seek his custody for interrogation.

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Sudipta Sen and Arvind Chauhan, key accused of Saradha Ponzi scam in West Bengal have been sent to judicial custody till May 31. As the other accused Debjani Mukherhee is in hospital, the court has reserved her orders.

Sudipta Sen sent to judicial custody

The police officials disallowed moderate Hurriyat chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq to hold a seminar in Srinagar. He was placed under house arrest at his Nigeen residence.

Hurriyat chairman Mirwaiz Farooq under house arrest

In Kushinagar district in Uttar Pradesh, cops crossed all limitations of humanity. One of the cops in the district rather than taking a woman’s body on a stretcher dragged her to the hospital, where her post-mortem was to be conducted.

UP: Cops drag woman’s body to hospital

National award winning film-maker Buddhadeb Dasgupta gives insights into how the partition of 1947 impacted the Bengali arts, literature and films.

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