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Woman beaten, paraded naked in Orissa village

A woman suspected to be practicing witchcraft in an Orissa village was beaten and paraded naked, police said on Wednesday. Two people were Arrested after Baidei Patra from Jangala village in Sundergarh district complained to police Tuesday. "We got a complaint from Baidei Patra on Tuesday that she was paraded in her village naked and beaten. We have Arrested two of the three accused in this connection," a police official...

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Iron Lady of Manipur re-Arrested for refusing to eat

Human rights activist Irom Sharmila, jailed since 2000 for resorting to a hunger strike against alleged rights violations by the security forces in Manipur, was once again Arrested by police on charges of attempted suicide. The activist continued her refusal to eat a single morsel of food. Sharmila, who earned the sobriquet Iron Lady of Manipur and is now in her 10th year of judicial custody, was Arrested Wednesday night and...

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500 Delhi cops held in past 3 yrs for crimes by Dwaipayan Ghosh

Delhi Police may claim to be a "clean force" but figures tell a different story. Replying to a question in Parliament, the minister of state in the ministry of home affairs (MHA), Mullappallay Ramachandran, on Tuesday said 500 officers of Delhi Police had been Arrested for various crimes in the past three years. Though the minister claimed number of crimes committed by police personnel is not rising, he refused to...

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Raising income per hectare is as much a concern as improving yield: Swaminathan by Aparna Alluri

Demanding attention to farmers, agricultural scientist M.S. Swaminathan on Tuesday said increasing income per hectare was as much of a concern as improving yield per hectare. “The National Farmer’s Policy is unique because it shifts focus from the land to its tiller.” Dr. Swaminathan was speaking at a conference here on implementing the Farmer’s Policy, drafted in 2007 by a National Commission with him as chairman. Revisit syllabi Revisit syllabi, he...

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Economist, Plan architect K.N. Raj passes away by C Gouridasan Nair

K.N. Raj, widely respected development economist and teacher and one of the architects of the Indian Plan edifice, passed away here on Wednesday. He was 85. Dr. Raj — who was the economic adviser to Prime Ministers from Jawaharlal Nehru to P.V. Narasimha Rao, and set the pace of India’s economic growth story from the First Five-Year Plan — had been keeping indifferent health for some time. He was admitted to...

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