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Fresh violence in Indore, curfew in entire city

04.07.2008 23:59    rediff.com
Fresh violence erupted in Indore on Friday, leading to the imposition of curfew in the entire city, a day after four persons were killed in clashes during the Bharatiya Janata Party Vishwa Hindu Parishad sponsored bandh against the revocation of


NCB moves HC over framing of charges in Fardeen Khan case

04.07.2008 23:59    rediff.com
While the NCB wants to frame charges against him for possession of 9 gms of cocaine -- seized from Nasir the special Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances court held that charges should be framed only for 1 gm, which Fardeen

Economic offender Narendra Rastogi extradited from US

04.07.2008 23:59    rediff.com
Economic offender Narendra Kumar Rastogi was on Friday extradited from the United States to India to face charges in a custom duty evasion case to the tune of Rs 54 crore for exporting scrap to various countries.

34 acquitted in '92 Mumbai riots case

04.07.2008 23:59    rediff.com
Magistrate S S Sharma acquitted 34 persons on Friday, after the prosecution failed to prove its case against the accused and none of the police witnesses identified the them.


Political couple quits TDP for Chiranjeevi

04.07.2008 23:59    rediff.com
Telugu Desam party is facing a storm in Andhra Pradesh. Within days of party's most influential leader in Telangana region, T Devender Goud, quitting its ranks to form his own party, the TDP has loss yet another strong leader --

Gorkha Janashakti Morcha seeks tripartite talks

04.07.2008 23:59    rediff.com
Intensifying their efforts to hold tripartite talks on their demand for a separate state, the Gorkha Janamukti Morcha on Friday wrote to West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacherjee asking him to take an initiative in the matter.

'History won't forgive if N-deal is not inked'

04.07.2008 23:59    rediff.com
Delivering a public lecture on 'Evolving Indian nuclear programme: Rationale and perspectives' organised by Indian Academy of Sciences in Bangalore on Friday, he said the currently-known uranium resources in the country were enough for setting up nearly 10,000 MWe installed

US critic of Indian nuclear programme dead

04.07.2008 23:59    rediff.com
I have tried to be a friend to India. But, as long as there is breath in me, I will never support the lifting of the Glenn amendment sanctions on India unless they abandon all nuclear ambitions."

Tamil Nadu fishermen on indefinite strike protesting Lankan Navy action

04.07.2008 23:59    rediff.com
A day after Sri Lankan Navy released around 1,000 Tamil Nadu fishermen after detaining them for a day, thousands of fishermen from Rameshwaram launched an indefinite strike on Friday demanding protection and an end to recurring incidents of attacks by

Musharraf's actions were 'inevitable': Pak SC

04.07.2008 23:59    rediff.com
The apex court detailed its views in a 26-page judgment on Friday on a petition seeking a review of its earlier validation of the emergency. A 13-judge bench headed by Chief Justice Abdul Hamid Dogar refused to take back an

Nigeria: FCTA Seals Premises Over Environmental Law Abuse

04.07.2008 23:58    allafrica.com
Due to the abuse of environmental laws, the FCT Administration says it has sealed off four premises and executed 12 bench warrants, while 105 persons have also been prosecuted.

Ghana: Workshop On Prevention of Marine Pollution Begins

04.07.2008 23:58    allafrica.com
A three-day regional workshop on the London Convention and Protocol in West Africa aimed at preventing marine pollution began in Accra. Its goal was to increase awareness on the effects of waste dumping at sea.

Nigeria: 'Abuja Residents to Get Solar Electricity Soon'

04.07.2008 23:58    allafrica.com
Mr. Akin Pedro is the Chairman and Chief Executive of Pedro SolarPower Nigeria Limited. He is a seasoned business personality who has been in solar business for over two decades. He is a business management graduate of the Georgia State

Namibia: MET Rewards 'Humble Work Hands'

04.07.2008 23:58    allafrica.com
Namibia is not only becoming a leading tourist destination worldwide but has also become a leader in innovative progress in terms of the environment management and sustainable utilisation of natural resources.

Cameroon: Research Confirms Trawling Caused Havoc

04.07.2008 23:58    allafrica.com
A team of experts from the Ministry of the Economy, Planning and Regional Development, MINEPAT, have released a report confirming that twin trawling along Cameroon's coastline has caused regrettable damage to the fish population.

Liberia: FDA Reacts to Publication

04.07.2008 23:58    allafrica.com
The Forestry Development Authority (FDA) says its attention has been drawn to the July 3, 2008 front-page publication of The News Newspaper, captioned: "FINANCE WARNS FDA AGAINST INDEBTED LOGGING COMPANIES.

Cameroon: NGOs, Civil Societies Receive Tree Planting Equipment

04.07.2008 23:58    allafrica.com
An American-based international organisation, Tree For the Future, TFTF, recently donated tree planting equipment to some NGOs in the Southwest, West and Northwest Provinces worth FCFA 8 million.

Friday podcast: absence costing tools, tax breaks for diverse employers and training cuts

04.07.2008 23:58    personneltoday.com
HR news and analysis including: what employers can do to help tackle violent crime and help inner city youths find employment how a new tool for HR directors can show how much money illness is costing the workplace Boots HR

Congo-Kinshasa: Gender - Training of Trainers for National Action Plan On UN Resolution 1325

04.07.2008 23:58    allafrica.com
With the support of MONUC's Gender Office, the DRC Gender, Family and Children Ministry from 28 June to 1 July 2008 trained the heads of the provincial Gender ministries and civil society activists from all the DRC's 11 provinces on

Nigeria: Women Flay Campaign Against Yar' Adua, Jonathan's Wives

04.07.2008 23:58    allafrica.com
Concerned Okrika women have advised detractors of the first lady, Hajia Turai Yar' adua and the vice-president's wife, Dame Patience Goodluck Jonathan to stop antagonizing the two women and allow them to concentrate on their philanthropic and charity initiatives for

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