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The inter college tournament is going to held this summer.
Submitted on :2004-07-09
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Former AICC General Secretary Nawal Kishore Sharma, former UPSC chairman AR Kidwai, former IB chief TV Rajeshwar and former Nagaland Chief Minister SC Jamir were on Monday appointed governors of Gujarat, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Goa respectively. The new governors replace Kailashpati Mishra of Gujarat, Babu Parmanand of Haryana, Vishnu Kant Shastri of Uttar Pradesh and Kidar Nath Sahni of Goa. Following the dismissal of the four governors, the President had given additional charge of Goa to Maharashtra governor Mohd Fazal, Gujarat to Madhya Pradesh governor Balram Jakhar, Haryana to Punjab governor Om Prakash Verma and Uttar Pradesh to Uttaranchal governor Sudharshan Aggarwal.
Submitted on :2004-07-09
Test News
India's passenger car sales rise 10% in May Reuters New Delhi, June 14 India's domestic passenger car sales rose 9.88 per cent to 60,618 units in May, up from 55,165 in the same month last year, the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) said on Monday. SIAM said in a statement that sales in April-May, the first two months of the fiscal ending March 2005, rose to 116,890 units from 97,664 units a year earlier. Sales of commercial vehicles, or trucks and buses combined, rose to 23,432 units in May from 16,626 in the same month a year earlier. Sales in April-May rose to 43,216 units from 28,481. Motorcycle sales in India, the world's biggest market after China, rose 4.06 per cent to 361,147 units in the past month from 347,059 units a year ago. Sales in April-May were up to 709,286 units from 650,851 units.
Submitted on :2004-06-14
Breaking news
Akhtar Hussein Qutubuldin Ahmed, the Indian businessman arrested in Dubai on charges of peddling nuclear secrets, was deported to India late on Saturday night. He is being held in Mumbai and questioned by officials of central intelligence agencies. But security agencies in New Delhi are taking the case with a "pinch of salt", saying it appears to be "bogus". According to preliminary enquiries by the Research and Analysis Wing and the Intelligence Bureau (IB), the man's name is Akhtar Hussein and not Akhtar Hussein Qutubuldin Ahmed as claimed by the Dubai police. Hussein's passport details, available with the Hindustan Times, show that it was issued from Delhi on June 4, 2003. The passport number is E5516172. Sources in the intelligence agencies told HT that if the Dubai police were convinced that Hussein was passing secrets concerning India's nuclear programme to a foreign power, they should have approached the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Submitted on :2004-06-14
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In the first clear indication that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is in trouble, former Prime Minister A.B. Vajpayee on Sunday said the BJP's national executive, to be held in Mumbai on June 23 and 24, would discuss the change of leadership in the state as one of the options.
Submitted on :2004-06-14
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Submitted on :2004-06-14
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We are proud to announce the launch of the our new website. Kindly visit us http://www.imronline.org
Submitted on :2004-06-14