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Soz assures Badal of early nod to Punjab's projects

New Delhi, Aug 22 (UNI) Union Minister for Water Resources Saifuddin Soz today assured Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal of Centre's early decision on various projects and proposals submitted by the State government to his Ministry.

Punjab government has sought release of first instalment of funds for Sirhind feeder canal besides approval of project for rehabilitation of major canals in the state. It also requested funds for Shahpur Kandi Dam and to undertake flood protection works.

During their meeting here, the two leaders, accompanied by senior officials of the Central and State government, made a detailed review of the submissions made by the Punjab government.

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SIMI suspects seek bail from K'taka HC

Hubli, Aug 22 (UNI) Four suspected SIMI operatives who are now in different jails in Belgaum and Bellary today filed an appeal to Karnataka High Court bench in Dharwad seeking bail. The suspects, Asadulla, Dr Mirja Ahamed, Yahya Kamkoti and Sayad Siddiqi have been in jail for the past six months as undertrials on the charges of hatching terrorist activities in Karnataka and Goa. The Davangere and CoD police had arrested them as they were allegedly.....

Union Minister calls for joint participation of corporates, NGOs

Kakinada, Aug 22 (UNI) Union Minister of State for Defence M M Pallamraju today called upon the corporate sector and Non-Governmental Organisations to participate in the welfare and development schemes initiated by the government. Addressing a joint meeting of the representatives of corporate bodies and NGOs at the Collectorate here, the Minister wanted joint participation for effective implementation of welfare schemes such as Rajiv Education Mission and National Rural Health Mission. He opined that concerted efforts.....

Desarda blames Mah govt for the drought-like situation

Pune, Aug 22 (UNI) Noted economist and former member of the Maharashtra Planning Commission Prof H M Desarda today blamed the State Government's policies and poor management for the drought-like situation and water scarcity in the state, stating this was purely a man-made crisis. Delivering a lecture on ''Man Made Famine and water scarcity in Maharashtra'' at the Gokhale institute of politics and economics here, Prof Desarda said lack of rain was not the problem but.....
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