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    • SC dismisses plea to book Raj under MCOCA
      New Delhi, Nov 21: The Supreme Court on Friday, Nov 21 refused to entertain a petition seeking directions to the Maharashtra government to impose MCOCA on MNS chief Raj Thackeray for instigating violence against north Indians living in the state.



    • BJP leader Vijay Verma shot dead in UP
      Varanasi, Nov 21: BJP leader and former corporator Vijay Verma was on Friday, Nov 21 shot dead by unidentified assailants in Luxa area of Varanasi.



    • Vasundhara Raje, a CM with no house or car of own
      Jaipur, Nov 21: Rajathan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje does not own a house or a car while her predecessor and senior Congress leader Ashok Gehlot does have a flat but no car of his own.



    • UPA govt obstructs devp in Rajasthan: Raje
      Jaipur, Nov 21: Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje has charged the UPA government at the Centre with misuse of its machinery for obstructing development in the state.



    • Triangular fight in Civil Lines seat in Pink city
      Jaipur, Nov 21: The Civil Lines constituency in the Pink City will witness a triangular contest in the Dec 4 Assembly polls in Rajasthan.



    • Bomb hoax at Chennai Central railway station
      Chennai, Nov 21: An anonimous call stating that bombs would go off at the Chennai Central railway station premises turned out to be a hoax on Friday, Nov 21. According to the Railway and police sources the call was received at about 0600 hrs (IST), stating that the bombs would explode in the station between 0800 to 0900 hrs.



    • Madras HC closes plea against MALCO
      Chennai, Nov 21: Madras High Court directed the authorities concerned to dispose of to MALCO Ltd Company's pending applications for clearance to mine in Kolli Hills.



    • Farmers stage protest in Kumbakudi, TN
      Tiruchirapalli, Nov 21: Tension prevailed at Kumbakudi near here when a section of villagers belonging to All India Agricultural Workers' Union and other farmers' associations defied the police and uprooted a fence put up around 65 acres of land under private occupation.



    • Guj: Singhal lambasts Modi as 'Mahmud Ghazni'
      Gandhinagar, Nov 21: Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) President Ashok Singhal has lambasted Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's government for razing Hindu temples in the state 'like emperor Mahmud of Ghazni'.



    • Bangladeshi miscreants kills Indian farmer in Tripura
      Agartala, Nov 21: Suspected Bangladeshi miscreants killed a 70-year-old Indian sugarcane cultivator and snatched his sugarcane-processing apparatus from Muharichar area along the border in South Tripura, police said.



    • Guj: SIT arrests a BJP councillor and 6 others
      Ahmedabad, Nov 21: The Special Investigating Team (SIT), set up by the Supreme Court to re-investigate into the Godhra riots case, has arrested seven people, including a former BJP councillor in the Naroda Gaam massacre case during the riots. Ashok Patel, the former BJP councillor of Naroda, Jeetendra Modi of Yuva BJP, Fula Vyas, Arvind Patel, Kanu Vyas, Vipual Parikh and Mukesh Prajapati were arrested yesterday on charges of arson, rioting and murder in the case.



    • Guj: Anti-dengue drive for increasing dengue
      Rajkot, Nov 21: With six cases of dengue, including three school children, confirmed from various parts of city during past one week, the Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC) has started an anti-dengue drive.



    • Arunachal: 37 houses gutted at Ziro plateau
      Itanagar, Nov 21: Altogether 37 houses were gutted at Ziro plateau under Lower Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh in two separate fire incidents. Official sources here on Friday, Nov 20 said the first accident occurred at Bulla Village of Ziro plateau on Nov 18 where 17 houses were destroyed.



    • Four BNCT militants surrender in Agartala
      Agartala, Nov 21: Four collaborators of the outlawed Bru National Council of Tripura (BNCT) surrendered before police in the remote Thalcherra area of Dhalai district on Thursday, Nov 21 night.



    • 'Cooperative movement needed to reach grassroots'
      Itanagar, Nov 21: A cooperative movement is imperative to reach the grassroots to meet its objective of economically uplifting the rural masses, asserted Arunachal Pradesh State Commission for Women (APSCW) Chairperson Komoli Mosang. Addressing the valedictory function of week-long celebration of cooperative week at Naharlagun, on Thursday, Nov 20 Ms Mosang suggested taking forward the movement in tune with the present times.



    • 'We need bring back Tirap district's lost glory'
      Itanagar, Nov 21: With the boom of guns replacing the beat of drums and tribal folk tunes reverberating in the lush green mountains, the enchanting Tirap district in Arunachal Pradesh has lost its past glory on today. Situated in the easternmost part of the state the district is shrouded in myth and legend. The martial tribe of Wanchos, tradition-loving Noctes and the gentle Tutsas are worth mentioning.



    • Tripura Congress threatens stir against Left govt
      Agartala, Nov 21: The Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress Committee has threatened to launch an agitation against the alleged rampant corruption and misrule of the Left Front government in Tripura.



    • 'Pop up' plan to deploy CSF for MP polls: EC
      Bhopal, Nov 21: The Election Commission has introduced a 'pop up' plan for the deployment of Central Security Forces (CSF) for November 27 Assembly polls in Madhya Pradesh, said state Chief Electoral Officer J S Mathur.



    • Liquor shops to be closed for polls in MP
      Jabalpur, Nov 21: A ban has been imposed on the sale and purchase of liquor, spirit or similar material for 48 hours from 1700 hrs on Nov 25, in view of polling for the Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections.



    • AP: Left parties protest against Congress
      Tirupati, Nov 21: Exposing the Congress government's failure to fulfill its poll promises and demanding distribution of land, ration cards and pension to people, the Left parties, CPI and CPM, observed a marathon dharna for 48-hours in front of the revenue divisional offices, district collectorate office and Tahsildar offices in Chittoor district.