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Mumbai Murder: Victim An Orphan, Had Met Live-In Partner At Ration Shop
Saraswati Vaidya, the 32-year-old whose body was found in pieces after her murder allegedly by her live-in partner in Mumbai, met him in 2014 at a ration shop.
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Kerala's Rogue Elephant Tranqualised, Shifted To Periyar Tiger Reserve
A rogue elephant, notorious for breaking into ration shops to steal rice and causing damage to human settlements in Chinnakanal and Santhanpara areas of this hill district, was tranquilised on Saturday after months of uncertainty and confusion.
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UP Ration Shop Owner Beats Customer To Death After Argument
A 43-year-old man was allegedly beaten to death by a ration shop owner and his henchmen in Jandheda village in Nagal area here, police said on Monday.
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Ration Shop Destroyed In Kerala, Villagers Blame 'Rice-Loving' Elephant
A rice-loving wild elephant, which frequently strays into human settlements allegedly in search of the grain, destroyed a ration shop in an estate in this Kerala district in the early hours of Friday, villagers in Idukki complained.
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'Will Put PM Photo, But...': Telangana's K Kavitha's Dig At Finance Minister
Telangana MLC K Kavitha, the daughter of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, today hit out at Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman who had recently courted controversy after asking for Narendra Modi's photo to be put up at ration shops
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68 Lakh Families Collected Onam Kits So Far, Says Kerala Food Minister
At least 68 lakh families in Kerala received the free Onam food kits through the ration shops, state Food and Civil Supplies minister G R Anil has said.
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Ration Card Rule Change; Use At Any Government Shop Now. Read
The government's 'One Nation, One Ration Card' (ONORC) programme has been successfully implemented across the country, with Assam being the last state to operationalise the service.
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In Mumbai, Vegetables Can Now Be Ordered At Ration Shops
Citizens can place orders for farm fresh vegetables at their nearest ration or public distribution system shops in Mumbai and neighbouring Thane city, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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Queuing Up To Get Ration Not Against Right To Privacy: Delhi High Court
Standing in queues to collect ration from fair price shops is not against the right to dignity and privacy and it is "only civil" to queue up if several people land up at an outlet at the same time, the Delhi High Court ruled on Thursday.
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Explosion Few Km Away From House: Indian Student In Ukraine To Parents
Fear and chaos have gripped Ukraine and the ration shops as well as ATMs are running out of essential items and cash, respectively, an Indian student studying in the eastern European country told his Indore-based parents over phone.
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Delhi Has No Power To Make Ration At Doorstep Scheme, High Court Told
The Delhi government's scheme for doorstep delivery of ration cannot be sustained in law in the absence of approval from the Lieutenant Governor and the Centre, the Delhi High Court was told on Monday.
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No New Ration Shops, But 850 Liquor Stores In Delhi: BJP MP Slams Arvind Kejriwal
The Aam Aadmi Party or AAP government has failed to open new ration shops in Delhi but has started opening liquor stores across the city, Union Minister Meenakshi Lekhi said today.
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PM Modi, Yogi Adityanath On Packets Of Free Salt, Dal For Poor In UP
Packets of salt, refined oil and chana with photographs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath were distributed among the poor through 80,000 ration shops in Uttar Pradesh today as part of the state's free ration scheme.
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Government Amends Rules To Augment Coarse Grains Supply
Government has amended the guidelines for procurement, allocation, distribution and disposal of coarse grains
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Opposition Misconceived: Delhi Government To High Court Over Doorstep Ration Delivery Scheme
The Delhi government Monday defended its Doorstep Delivery of Ration Scheme before the Delhi High Court, saying that it is a "complete misconception" that fair price shops cease to exist on implementation of the scheme.
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Mumbai Murder: Victim An Orphan, Had Met Live-In Partner At Ration Shop
Saraswati Vaidya, the 32-year-old whose body was found in pieces after her murder allegedly by her live-in partner in Mumbai, met him in 2014 at a ration shop.
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Kerala's Rogue Elephant Tranqualised, Shifted To Periyar Tiger Reserve
A rogue elephant, notorious for breaking into ration shops to steal rice and causing damage to human settlements in Chinnakanal and Santhanpara areas of this hill district, was tranquilised on Saturday after months of uncertainty and confusion.
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UP Ration Shop Owner Beats Customer To Death After Argument
A 43-year-old man was allegedly beaten to death by a ration shop owner and his henchmen in Jandheda village in Nagal area here, police said on Monday.
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Ration Shop Destroyed In Kerala, Villagers Blame 'Rice-Loving' Elephant
A rice-loving wild elephant, which frequently strays into human settlements allegedly in search of the grain, destroyed a ration shop in an estate in this Kerala district in the early hours of Friday, villagers in Idukki complained.
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'Will Put PM Photo, But...': Telangana's K Kavitha's Dig At Finance Minister
Telangana MLC K Kavitha, the daughter of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, today hit out at Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman who had recently courted controversy after asking for Narendra Modi's photo to be put up at ration shops
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68 Lakh Families Collected Onam Kits So Far, Says Kerala Food Minister
At least 68 lakh families in Kerala received the free Onam food kits through the ration shops, state Food and Civil Supplies minister G R Anil has said.
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Ration Card Rule Change; Use At Any Government Shop Now. Read
The government's 'One Nation, One Ration Card' (ONORC) programme has been successfully implemented across the country, with Assam being the last state to operationalise the service.
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In Mumbai, Vegetables Can Now Be Ordered At Ration Shops
Citizens can place orders for farm fresh vegetables at their nearest ration or public distribution system shops in Mumbai and neighbouring Thane city, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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Queuing Up To Get Ration Not Against Right To Privacy: Delhi High Court
Standing in queues to collect ration from fair price shops is not against the right to dignity and privacy and it is "only civil" to queue up if several people land up at an outlet at the same time, the Delhi High Court ruled on Thursday.
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Explosion Few Km Away From House: Indian Student In Ukraine To Parents
Fear and chaos have gripped Ukraine and the ration shops as well as ATMs are running out of essential items and cash, respectively, an Indian student studying in the eastern European country told his Indore-based parents over phone.
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Delhi Has No Power To Make Ration At Doorstep Scheme, High Court Told
The Delhi government's scheme for doorstep delivery of ration cannot be sustained in law in the absence of approval from the Lieutenant Governor and the Centre, the Delhi High Court was told on Monday.
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No New Ration Shops, But 850 Liquor Stores In Delhi: BJP MP Slams Arvind Kejriwal
The Aam Aadmi Party or AAP government has failed to open new ration shops in Delhi but has started opening liquor stores across the city, Union Minister Meenakshi Lekhi said today.
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PM Modi, Yogi Adityanath On Packets Of Free Salt, Dal For Poor In UP
Packets of salt, refined oil and chana with photographs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath were distributed among the poor through 80,000 ration shops in Uttar Pradesh today as part of the state's free ration scheme.
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Government Amends Rules To Augment Coarse Grains Supply
Government has amended the guidelines for procurement, allocation, distribution and disposal of coarse grains
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Opposition Misconceived: Delhi Government To High Court Over Doorstep Ration Delivery Scheme
The Delhi government Monday defended its Doorstep Delivery of Ration Scheme before the Delhi High Court, saying that it is a "complete misconception" that fair price shops cease to exist on implementation of the scheme.
