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Centre-States Meet Today To Review Omicron Rules At Airports: 10 Points
Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya will meet state and UT officials to review Covid testing and surveillance measures at international airports. India yesterday enforced strict rules for foreign arrivals, particularly from nations with Omicron cases.
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As PM Meets Chief Ministers On COVID-19, Bengal, Kerala Make A Point
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with various Chief Ministers via video-link on whether and how to exit the coronavirus lockdown, Bengal and Kerala were the bumps in the show of centre-state coordination.
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PM Narendra Modi To Meet Chief Secretaries On Centre-States Coordination
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet the chief secretaries of all the states on Monday at a conference to ensure better centre-states coordination on development projects, an official said
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Unable To Forge Cauvery Truce, Uma Bharti Offers A Hunger Strike Instead
Unable to broker a compromise in a raging water dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, Union Minister Uma Bharti has offered to "go on a hunger strike if there is any problem in either state".
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At Meeting With Chief Ministers, PM Modi Pitches For 'Team India'
The Narendra Modi government on Saturday assured all states that it wants to promote federalism in India, saying the country will progress well only if the Centre and states work as a "Team India".
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Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar Meets Arvind Kejriwal
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar today met his Delhi counterpart Arvind Kejriwal to discuss centre-state relations.
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Nitish Kumar Talks Centre-State Cooperation, Says Can Meet PM Modi
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said in the "interest of Bihar", he was ready even to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi. "I would like to thank Narendra Modi for this wishes," Mr Kumar said soon after taking oath. "In the interest of Bihar, if I have to meet Mr Modi, I will do so."
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Unacceptable for women to live in fear, govt is responsible: Home Minister
As the government searches for ways to make women safer, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde today said, "It is unacceptable that women in our societies live in fear. The responsibility lies with the government." He also said that while tougher laws are needed as a deterrent against crimes against women, the main problem is that existing laws are not...
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At meeting with states, Centre to discuss strategy to stop crimes against women
Rehabilitation and compensation of rape victims, gender sensitisation of the police force and depiction of women across different media platforms are likely to be the focus of the meeting between the Centre and the Chief Secretaries and top cops of states in New Delhi today.
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Unified command, more choppers for Naxal-hit states
Finally, states dealing with Naxalism have arrived at a consensus on how to tackle the insurgency. At a meeting chaired by the Prime Minister, it was decided to set up a Unified Command for the worst-hit states: Orissa, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and West Bengal.Dr Singh was clear in his message to the Home Ministry and Naxal-affected states -- a coll...
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Centre-States Meet Today To Review Omicron Rules At Airports: 10 Points
Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya will meet state and UT officials to review Covid testing and surveillance measures at international airports. India yesterday enforced strict rules for foreign arrivals, particularly from nations with Omicron cases.
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As PM Meets Chief Ministers On COVID-19, Bengal, Kerala Make A Point
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with various Chief Ministers via video-link on whether and how to exit the coronavirus lockdown, Bengal and Kerala were the bumps in the show of centre-state coordination.
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PM Narendra Modi To Meet Chief Secretaries On Centre-States Coordination
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet the chief secretaries of all the states on Monday at a conference to ensure better centre-states coordination on development projects, an official said
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Unable To Forge Cauvery Truce, Uma Bharti Offers A Hunger Strike Instead
Unable to broker a compromise in a raging water dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, Union Minister Uma Bharti has offered to "go on a hunger strike if there is any problem in either state".
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At Meeting With Chief Ministers, PM Modi Pitches For 'Team India'
The Narendra Modi government on Saturday assured all states that it wants to promote federalism in India, saying the country will progress well only if the Centre and states work as a "Team India".
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Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar Meets Arvind Kejriwal
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar today met his Delhi counterpart Arvind Kejriwal to discuss centre-state relations.
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Nitish Kumar Talks Centre-State Cooperation, Says Can Meet PM Modi
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said in the "interest of Bihar", he was ready even to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi. "I would like to thank Narendra Modi for this wishes," Mr Kumar said soon after taking oath. "In the interest of Bihar, if I have to meet Mr Modi, I will do so."
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Unacceptable for women to live in fear, govt is responsible: Home Minister
As the government searches for ways to make women safer, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde today said, "It is unacceptable that women in our societies live in fear. The responsibility lies with the government." He also said that while tougher laws are needed as a deterrent against crimes against women, the main problem is that existing laws are not...
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At meeting with states, Centre to discuss strategy to stop crimes against women
Rehabilitation and compensation of rape victims, gender sensitisation of the police force and depiction of women across different media platforms are likely to be the focus of the meeting between the Centre and the Chief Secretaries and top cops of states in New Delhi today.
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Unified command, more choppers for Naxal-hit states
Finally, states dealing with Naxalism have arrived at a consensus on how to tackle the insurgency. At a meeting chaired by the Prime Minister, it was decided to set up a Unified Command for the worst-hit states: Orissa, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and West Bengal.Dr Singh was clear in his message to the Home Ministry and Naxal-affected states -- a coll...
