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Three bodies of girl students recovered from river

Shimla, Mar 15 (UNI) The bodies of three girl students, who had gone missing on Tuesday from Jhajhar village of the district after appearing in an examination in Chakli Middle School, were recovered from a small river in Sirmaur district of Himachal Pradesh today.

Police sources said the bodies of the girls, identified as Indra Devi, Veena Devi and Kiran, were recovered from the river after a passerby informed the police.

Sources said the girls had drowned in the river.

The bodies were handed over to their parents after post mortem examination, the sources said, adding that a case had been registered and investigations were on.

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AP Speaker disallows suggestion on Nandigram

Hyderabad, Mar 15 (UNI) Andhra Pradesh Assembly Speaker K R Suresh Reddy today rejected a suggestion by AIAMIM Leader Akbaruddin Owaisi that the government should pass a resolution condemning police firing in Nandigram in West Bengal. The Speaker clarified the Assembly was not competent to make comments on the functioning of another state government. If the member wanted, he could express sympathies to the bereaved families. The AIAMIM MLA's suggestion led to altercation between the members of his party and the.....

Arms dump of Naxalites unearthed in Nallamala Forest

Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, Mar 15 (UNI) The Andhra Pradesh Anti-Naxal Police unearthed a huge arms dump of the CPI Maoist in the dense Nallamala Forest, the hub of the naxal activity in this district. According to police sources, the dump consisted of about 500 rockets, rocket launchers and diaries with crucial information on naxal operations, among other things. The seizure was made following the recent arrest of a Maoist leader. Police said, the naxalities had recently transported rockets from Tamil.....

Indian IT Engineers are on demand in Japan

Kochi, Mar 15 (UNI) Japanese Ambassador Yasukuni Enoki today said Indian IT engineers were in demand in his country as there is a shortage of computer experts in Japan. Speaking to mediapersons here, Mr Yasukuni said Japan had relaxed visa restrictions for Indian engineers to attract more IT experts to their country. ''Japan's facing a shortage of IT engineers and India has a surplus of computer experts. The gulf can be bridged by employing more engineers from India'', he said. Presently,.....
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