Also opposes DJB’s pleas regarding water shortage in Capital The Haryana government has claimed that the Delhi High Court does not have the jurisdiction to decide on the Yamuna water-sharing dispute
The Rajasthan Government has convened a two day meeting of the District Collectors from Feb 14 to discuss the situation arising out of the unprecendented drought conditions in the State. On the
The PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry has recommended agri business as one of the thrust areas for Rajasthan to achieve 10 per cent annual growth rate by 2010. Setting up of agro processing units,
As part of environment friendly measures, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi is seriously exploring the option of using compressed natural gas as a fuel at cremation grounds in the city. The Leader
Driven up the wall by acute paucity of funds back home and the Centre's "apathy" in providing drought relief assistance, the Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, has threatened a "march" to Delhi
In a novel initiative to promote education among girls belonging to the backward Saharia tribe, three residential education camps have been organised in Baran district in South Rajasthan. Girls from
The Madhya Pradesh unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party has apparently decided to keep alive the cow slaughter issue in view of the coming Assembly elections. This was reflected by the Party's
The President has given his assent to the Offshore Areas Mineral Bill, 2002. With this, the Bill passed during the water session of Parliament has been notified in the Gazette of India as Act no. 17
As many as 5,00,000 people could require treatment to a greater or lesser degree in the event of a war in Iraq, a United Nations draft report, assessing the consequences of a military attack, he
Voluntary bodies and activist groups fighting hunger and deprivation have threatened to take to the people the alleged discrimination of Rajasthan by the Centre in the allocation of funds and grain
The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, N Chandrababu Naidu sought Central assistance of Rs 2373.44 crores from the National Calamity Contigency Fund to overcome the drought situation in Andhra
