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    Ramadoss Accuses Tamil Nadu Markets of Rs 500 Crore Irregularities

    Chennai, March 7. Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) leader Anbumani Ramadoss has alleged that serious financial irregularities amounting to nearly Rs 500 crore have taken place in regulated agricultural markets across Tamil Nadu over the past several years.Ramadoss demanded that the State government...
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    High Court Order Leads to Change in Uttarakhand Power Transmission Leadership

    Dehradun, February 27 The Uttarakhand government has removed Prakash Chandra Dhyani from the post of Managing Director of the Power Transmission Corporation of Uttarakhand Limited.This follows a directive from the Uttarakhand High Court, ordering Principal Secretary (Energy), R Meenakshi...
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    Selection Process Dispute Resolved: Uttarakhand HC Ruling

    Nainital, February 26 The Uttarakhand High Court has ruled that a candidate who fails to claim the benefits of reservation during the selection process cannot later complain about being denied it.A single-judge bench of Justice Manoj Kumar Tiwari dismissed a petition challenging the selection...
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    Kerala Funding Dispute: SC Intervenes to Allow Programme Continuation

    New Delhi, February 24 In a relief to the LDF government, the Supreme Court on Tuesday stayed the Kerala High Court's decision to overturn an order authorizing ₹20 crore for the Nava Kerala Citizen Response Programme.This paved the way for the continuation of the scheme, as a bench comprising...
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    Kerala Announces Dearness Relief Increase for Public Sector Employees

    Thiruvananthapuram, February 20 The Kerala government announced on Friday that the Dearness Allowance for state government and local body employees, teachers, and staff of aided schools, colleges, and polytechnics will be increased from 25 to 35 percent.Full-time contingent employees will also...
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    BJP Criticizes Karnataka Govt's Restrictions on Media Access to Vidhana Soudha

    Bengaluru, February 18 The opposition BJP on Wednesday criticised the Congress government over its alleged decision to regulate where media persons can conduct interviews inside Vidhana Soudha, alleging that it reflected an "anti-democratic" approach.The criticism comes in the wake of a...
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