State airs grievances over share of Narmada Water
Madhya Pradesh has registered its opposition with Narmada Water Dispute Tribunal for neglecting interest of the State in benefits from Narmada river water share among partner States. Madhya Pradesh
Pioneer (New Delhi)
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Titlagarh too hot to handle
The Orissa Government has decided to launch a five-year-plan to counter the drastic climatic changes and the process of desertification in Titlagarh and its adjoining areas. The subdivisional western
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Health experts demand ban on Asbestos manufacturing
Several lakh factory workers have contracted lung cancer after inhaling ultra-fine asbestos fibre for decades. Now, health experts have demanded that the Government should build a concrete framework
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Scindia flays Centre for ignoring farmers
Mr Jyotiraditya Scindia, the young Congress MP from Guna Lok Sabha seat has flayed the Central Government for failing to guard the interests of farmers. He was addressing a Kissan Sammelan at Itarsi,
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AP to take lessons from Kumbh mela
Even as the State is reeling under the deadly viral encephalitis fever and other seasonal diseases, the Andhra Pradesh Government now has a bigger task of preventing the outbreak of any epidemics
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Speeding train kills 4 tuskers in Jharkhand
Four tuskers were killed when a speeding train crushed them to death in Latehar district of Jharkhand, Railway officials said. The incident took place when a herd of elephants was crossing a bridge
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AP children still fall prey to encephalitis
Encephalitis is continuing to claim the lives of children in Andhra Pradesh and the toll in the eight-week-long epidemic has now risen to 140. Karimnagar has recorded 46 deaths, the highest in the
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'Afghan war spread HIV in Pakistan'
Pakistan is paying an inadvertent price for the war on terror in Afghanistan - a growing incidence of HIV, a report. A heightened security scenario after the war led to more drug users sharing
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Greater Noida a haven for poachers
The rural areas of Greater Noida have become the haven for poachers. The shooting of deers and blue-bulls are on with impunity under the police protection, alleged the local residents of Khatana
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Drought threat looms over Jharkhand
The threat of an impending drought is looming over Jharkhand as the State has received scanty rainfall this year. Alarmed by the scanty rains the State Government has sent a SoS to the Union
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NEC interference forces key officials to quit
An ambitious externally-aided $33.2 million hill poverty-alleviation project, currently being implemented in three north-eastern states, has been hit by a major controversy over the resignation of