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EDITORIAL SAMARTH: EDITORIAL 21.01.10
Since inherent in the developments, which include the possibility of Indias retaliation, is the danger of a war, India must prepare for it while keeping Pakistan under pressure by linking resumption of talks to action against terrorist groups.. A taxpayer-funded commission has already paid out nearly euro1 billion ($1.4 billion) to more than 12,000 surviving residents of the childrens homes, while the Dublin Archdiocese estimates it could pay out more than euro20 million��.
Jhelum crosses danger mark: Flash floods in Kashmir damage homes, snap.
Srinagar: Flash floods triggered by incessant rain have damaged scores of houses, school buildings and other structures besides snapping road connectivity in the Kashmir Valley, an official said on Sunday. Speaking to PTI, officials also added that.
EDITORIAL SAMARTH: EDITORIAL 08.09.10
Despite nearly 75 per cent of its districts affected by Maoist violence of varying nature, the Government of Bihar has remained rather lukewarm to the Union Governments ��� more specifically, the Union Home Ministrys ��� initiatives for neutralising the Maoists who routinely kill innocent civilians and... For those who are in schools, the focus is on getting higher and higher percentages of marks (now grades that would be converted to marks) in the Board examinations.
