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Census 2011 will begin on February 9 by Vinay Kumar

Query on SC, ST status included; caste-based enumeration from June to September 2011 Census 2011, billed as the largest peacetime Mobilisation in the world, will see the massive exercise of population enumeration across the country simultaneously, between February 9 and 28. Registrar-General and Census Commissioner C. Chandramouli said on Wednesday that the biggest-ever census attempted in the history of mankind to enumerate the country's 1.2-billion population would be conducted across 35...

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NREGS helps Kandhamal come out of communal hatred by Deba R Mohanty

Just two and half years ago, Kandhamal was India’s shame as a communal violence triggered by the killing of a Hindu seer left 38 people dead, thousands of houses and hundreds of churches burnt and vandalised and several thousand people scurrying to relief camps for safety. As Christian were slayed and attacked by VHP and RSS goons across the district, it forced Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to call it a...

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Kandhamal burning to Kandhamal shining by Debabrata Mohanty

Two-and-A-half years ago, Kandhamal was tagged as a “national shame”, after communal violence triggered by the killing of a Hindu seer left 38 people dead, with houses and churches burnt and vandalised, and thousands of people homeless. But on February 2, Kandhamal is set to get a different tag — one of “national pride” — as the Union Ministry of Rural Development awards it for being one of the top 10...

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Mobiles to monitor govt food programme by Himanshi Dhawan

The government intends to give the oldest child welfare programme a fresh lease of life through new technology. It proposes to use Mobile phones to monitor its food programme directed at children between the years of 0-6. The ministry of women and child development (WCD) will use Mobile phones to monitor the integrated child development scheme (ICDS) and spread awareness on nutrition and sanitation. The issue will be discussed in...

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Tribals beat up mines official on Kannedhara Hills

Stir over lease to Dharmana Prasada Rao's family takes a violent turn An Assistant Director of the Mines Department, V. Koteswara Raju, was assaulted by tribals on the Kannedhara Hills near Seethampeta as the agitation against the mining lease granted to R&B Minister Dharmana Prasada Rao's family took a violent turn on Friday. Angry tribals beat up the official and tore his dress holding him responsible for granting the mining lease...

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