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Children's Day 2019: Andhra CM Launches Program Aims At Transforming Government Schools
"Despite the criticism from detractors, we will go with English medium schools as we have to prepare the students to boldly face and meet up the requirements of the technology-driven world," he said.
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2 Murders In 24 Hours, Kamal Nath And His Predecessor Trade Barbs
The month-old Congress government in Madhya Pradesh faced sharp criticism after two murders in 24 hours. BJP leader and civic body chairman of Mandsaur, Prahlad Bandhwar, 50, was shot in full public view on Thursday. Barely a few metres away, Sandeep Agarwal, 45, a builder and local businessman was killed in the busy Vijay Nagar area of Indore.
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What Next For Cancelled Notes? Landfill, Paper Weights, Briquettes Are Options
Described as the world's most sweeping currency policy change in decades, the step has earned the government both admiration for its boldness and criticism for its execution.
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Notes Ban: Anna Hazare Hails PM Narendra Modi's 'Revolutionary' Step, Kejriwal Criticizes It
Anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare has lauded the Centre for its "bold and revolutionary" decision of demonetising Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes, saying it will curb black money.
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China Urged to Allow Freed Dissident Travel to US
The State Department is urging China to allow a dissident lawyer who was freed from prison on Thursday to come to the United States to be reunited with his family if he so chooses.
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Will try bold tax experiment for Delhi: the Arvind Kejriwal interview
Last month, Mr Kejriwal barred foreign retailers from setting up shop in Delhi, a blow to the union government's efforts to attract overseas investment and revive the economy. Kejriwal's government has also offered free water and slashed electricity prices, moves critics have derided as populist and dangerous.
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New, bold reforms announced by government: Highlights
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has countered recent criticism of policy paralysis by announcing a slew of reforms, most of which have been slammed by the government, but welcomed by industry. Here's what's been cleared:
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Children's Day 2019: Andhra CM Launches Program Aims At Transforming Government Schools
"Despite the criticism from detractors, we will go with English medium schools as we have to prepare the students to boldly face and meet up the requirements of the technology-driven world," he said.
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2 Murders In 24 Hours, Kamal Nath And His Predecessor Trade Barbs
The month-old Congress government in Madhya Pradesh faced sharp criticism after two murders in 24 hours. BJP leader and civic body chairman of Mandsaur, Prahlad Bandhwar, 50, was shot in full public view on Thursday. Barely a few metres away, Sandeep Agarwal, 45, a builder and local businessman was killed in the busy Vijay Nagar area of Indore.
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What Next For Cancelled Notes? Landfill, Paper Weights, Briquettes Are Options
Described as the world's most sweeping currency policy change in decades, the step has earned the government both admiration for its boldness and criticism for its execution.
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Notes Ban: Anna Hazare Hails PM Narendra Modi's 'Revolutionary' Step, Kejriwal Criticizes It
Anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare has lauded the Centre for its "bold and revolutionary" decision of demonetising Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes, saying it will curb black money.
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China Urged to Allow Freed Dissident Travel to US
The State Department is urging China to allow a dissident lawyer who was freed from prison on Thursday to come to the United States to be reunited with his family if he so chooses.
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Will try bold tax experiment for Delhi: the Arvind Kejriwal interview
Last month, Mr Kejriwal barred foreign retailers from setting up shop in Delhi, a blow to the union government's efforts to attract overseas investment and revive the economy. Kejriwal's government has also offered free water and slashed electricity prices, moves critics have derided as populist and dangerous.
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New, bold reforms announced by government: Highlights
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has countered recent criticism of policy paralysis by announcing a slew of reforms, most of which have been slammed by the government, but welcomed by industry. Here's what's been cleared:
