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Allow Planting Oil Palm Trees In Assam Tea Gardens: Association To Centre
Leading tea planters' body, the North Eastern Tea Association (NETA) on Thursday urged both Central and state governments to extend the National Mission on Edible Oils.
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University Body Launches Capacity-Building Training For Non-teaching Staff
The government set up the Capacity Building Commission (CBC) to improve standardisation and coordination across various civil services in the country.
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UN Chief Demands Taliban Revoke Ban On World Body's Women Staff
Top UN officials warned Wednesday that a Taliban government order banning Afghan women from working for its mission in the country would violate the world body's charter and demanded the ban be revoked.
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Audit Body CAG Slams Bihar For Not Utilising "Namami Gange" Mission Funds
Slamming the Bihar government for leaving unutilised a major portion of the funds sanctioned for strengthening the sewerage infrastructure in Patna, under the Centre's 'Namami Gange' pro
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Six Years After Launch, Only 46% Projects Completed Under Smart Cities Mission
Six years after the Smart Cities Mission was launched by the Centre, only 46 per cent out of the 6,000-odd projects tendered, have been completed.
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We Started It, Says Congress Amid War Over Mission Shakti Credit
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that India had joined an exclusive league of space powers by successfully testing an anti-satellite missile that shot down a low-Earth orbit satellite in a television broadcast, politicians from across party-lines congratulated the defence research body but attacked the government saying it was done to gain...
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With Clean Ganga Project Not Delivering, PM Narendra Modi Intervenes: Report
India's $3 billion plan to clean the Ganga is badly behind schedule with large stretches contaminated by toxic waste and sewage, forcing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene, said Reuters, based on government officials and documents that the news agency said it had seen. Much of the money allocated to the project, a flagship initiative for the...
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Clean India Mission: Government Plans National Helpline
A national-level telephone helpline will be made operational to help over 4,000 urban local bodies across the country achieve 100 percent open defecation free status as part of Narendra Modi government's ambitious 'Swachh Bharat Mission'.
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US Veterans Who Firebombed Japan During World War II Meet Survivor
Five American veterans who took part in firebombing Japan during World War II saw photos of stacks of charred bodies and leveled homes at a museum dedicated to the victims, and said the outcome on the ground of their missions was awful.
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N Chandrababu Naidu to Launch 'Tourism Mission Document' on September 14
With an aim to transform Andhra Pradesh into a tourism hub, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu will launch the 'Tourism Mission Document' on September 14 in Vijayawada.
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United Nations Says South Sudan Wants to Expel Humanitarian Coordinator
The United Nations on Monday said South Sudan has decided to expel the world body's top humanitarian official based in the conflict-torn nation and called on the government to immediately reverse its decision.
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Government Asks Income Tax Department to Widen Taxpayer Base: Report
Concerned over the very small number of people paying income tax in the country, the I-T department and its apex policy making body Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) have been asked to take up the project on a "mission mode", meaning initiation work in this regard on top priority.
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United Nations Calls for Exhumation of Congo Mass Grave
The UN mission in Democratic Republic of Congo urged the government on Wednesday to exhume more than 400 bodies buried last month in a mass grave, the head of the organisation's human rights office said.
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Uttarakhand: Indian Air Force helicopter crashes; twelve bodies found
An Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter on a rescue mission crashed in Uttarakhand this evening. Government sources say 20 people were on board and there are no survivors. But twelve bodies have been found. Air Force officials have identified five crew members and three civilians.
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Allow Planting Oil Palm Trees In Assam Tea Gardens: Association To Centre
Leading tea planters' body, the North Eastern Tea Association (NETA) on Thursday urged both Central and state governments to extend the National Mission on Edible Oils.
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University Body Launches Capacity-Building Training For Non-teaching Staff
The government set up the Capacity Building Commission (CBC) to improve standardisation and coordination across various civil services in the country.
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UN Chief Demands Taliban Revoke Ban On World Body's Women Staff
Top UN officials warned Wednesday that a Taliban government order banning Afghan women from working for its mission in the country would violate the world body's charter and demanded the ban be revoked.
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Audit Body CAG Slams Bihar For Not Utilising "Namami Gange" Mission Funds
Slamming the Bihar government for leaving unutilised a major portion of the funds sanctioned for strengthening the sewerage infrastructure in Patna, under the Centre's 'Namami Gange' pro
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Six Years After Launch, Only 46% Projects Completed Under Smart Cities Mission
Six years after the Smart Cities Mission was launched by the Centre, only 46 per cent out of the 6,000-odd projects tendered, have been completed.
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We Started It, Says Congress Amid War Over Mission Shakti Credit
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that India had joined an exclusive league of space powers by successfully testing an anti-satellite missile that shot down a low-Earth orbit satellite in a television broadcast, politicians from across party-lines congratulated the defence research body but attacked the government saying it was done to gain...
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With Clean Ganga Project Not Delivering, PM Narendra Modi Intervenes: Report
India's $3 billion plan to clean the Ganga is badly behind schedule with large stretches contaminated by toxic waste and sewage, forcing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene, said Reuters, based on government officials and documents that the news agency said it had seen. Much of the money allocated to the project, a flagship initiative for the...
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Clean India Mission: Government Plans National Helpline
A national-level telephone helpline will be made operational to help over 4,000 urban local bodies across the country achieve 100 percent open defecation free status as part of Narendra Modi government's ambitious 'Swachh Bharat Mission'.
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US Veterans Who Firebombed Japan During World War II Meet Survivor
Five American veterans who took part in firebombing Japan during World War II saw photos of stacks of charred bodies and leveled homes at a museum dedicated to the victims, and said the outcome on the ground of their missions was awful.
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N Chandrababu Naidu to Launch 'Tourism Mission Document' on September 14
With an aim to transform Andhra Pradesh into a tourism hub, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu will launch the 'Tourism Mission Document' on September 14 in Vijayawada.
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United Nations Says South Sudan Wants to Expel Humanitarian Coordinator
The United Nations on Monday said South Sudan has decided to expel the world body's top humanitarian official based in the conflict-torn nation and called on the government to immediately reverse its decision.
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Government Asks Income Tax Department to Widen Taxpayer Base: Report
Concerned over the very small number of people paying income tax in the country, the I-T department and its apex policy making body Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) have been asked to take up the project on a "mission mode", meaning initiation work in this regard on top priority.
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United Nations Calls for Exhumation of Congo Mass Grave
The UN mission in Democratic Republic of Congo urged the government on Wednesday to exhume more than 400 bodies buried last month in a mass grave, the head of the organisation's human rights office said.
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Uttarakhand: Indian Air Force helicopter crashes; twelve bodies found
An Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter on a rescue mission crashed in Uttarakhand this evening. Government sources say 20 people were on board and there are no survivors. But twelve bodies have been found. Air Force officials have identified five crew members and three civilians.
