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"Capital Snatch Conspiracy": Punjab Pushback To Centre's Chandigarh Move
A massive political row has erupted over the Centre's push to bring Chandigarh under the purview of Article 240 of the Constitution, which will empower the President to make regulations for the Union Territory directly
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Ladakh Rallies Behind Sonam Wangchuk After Admin Cancels Land Allotment
A sudden move by the Ladakh Union Territory administration to cancel the land allotment to Sonam Wangchuk's ambitious Himalayan Institute of Alternative Learning or HIAL has triggered a major controversy.
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Puducherry Chief Minister Hasn't Gone To Work In 3 Days Over Lt Governor War
Chief Minister of Union Territory of Puducherry N Rangasamy and ministers from the ruling All India N R Congress skipped work for the third consecutive day, intensifying their protest against Lt Governor Kuniyil Kailashnathan's alleged overreach.
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Manipur's Kuki Body Asks Their MLAs Not To Be Part Of New Government
An influential body of Manipur's Kuki tribes has asked MLAs from their community not to be a part of the next state government whenever it is formed.
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9,500 Bunkers In J&K Border Areas, More To Be Built: Chief Secretary
Jammu and Kashmir administration is actively assessing the damage and expediting relief efforts in border areas affected by recent shelling from across the Line of Control (Loc), the union territory's Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo said.
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Ready To Hold Assembly Polls In J&K Whenever Poll Body Wants: LG Sinha
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday said his administration is ready to hold assembly polls in the Union Territory whenever the Election Commission of India directs it to do so.
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Jammu And Kashmir Forms Panel To Identify Foreigners Staying Illegally
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has set up a six-member committee to identify foreign nationals who are illegally staying in the Union Territory since January 2011.
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IAS Officer In Jammu And Kashmir Alleges Discrimination For Being Dalit
A senior IAS officer has alleged harassment and intimidation by the Jammu And Kashmir Union Territory administration because of his Dalit caste.
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Only Jammu And Kashmir Domiciles Eligible For Land Scheme For Landless: Administration
Jammu and Kashmir administration has accorded sanction to the allotment of land on a lease basis to landless people, with only domiciles of the Union Territory eligible for the scheme.
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"Destroying Culture": Congress Slams New Uniform In Lakshadweep Schools
The Congress on Saturday strongly condemned the Lakshadweep administration's move to introduce a new pattern of uniform in schools in the union territory, and warned them of intense protests.
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Tax Resistance: A Rallying Cry In Jammu And Kashmir
Tax resistance has become a rallying cry for all political parties in Jammu and Kashmir. Even the ruling BJP has distanced itself from the Union Territory administration's decision to levy property taxes in the former state.
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"Won't Allow Non-Locals To Settle In Jammu And Kashmir": Apni Party Leader
Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party president Altaf Bukhari on Saturday said his party will not allow non-locals to settle in the Union Territory as he criticised the administration for its ongoing anti-encroachment drive to retrieve state land.
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Ladakh Innovator Says Detained After Fast, Officials Deny Allegation
Ladakh's top environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk today alleged that he has been detained by the Union Territory's administration after his protest fast demanding special status for Leh.
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"Calling Lawyers Of World": Ladakh Innovator On Being Asked To Sign Bond
Ladakh's top environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk has alleged the Union Territory's administration wants to silence him as he sits on a long fast in protest against destruction of the region's ecology and unsustainable development.
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"Don't Have Words To Express My Happiness": Andamans' Padma Shri Awardee
A call by health officials of the Union Territory administration to Dr Ratan Chandra Kar in 1998 for treating people of the reclusive Jarawa tribe from an outbreak of diseases, like measles, in a remote island of Andaman and Nicobar had given
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"Capital Snatch Conspiracy": Punjab Pushback To Centre's Chandigarh Move
A massive political row has erupted over the Centre's push to bring Chandigarh under the purview of Article 240 of the Constitution, which will empower the President to make regulations for the Union Territory directly
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Ladakh Rallies Behind Sonam Wangchuk After Admin Cancels Land Allotment
A sudden move by the Ladakh Union Territory administration to cancel the land allotment to Sonam Wangchuk's ambitious Himalayan Institute of Alternative Learning or HIAL has triggered a major controversy.
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Puducherry Chief Minister Hasn't Gone To Work In 3 Days Over Lt Governor War
Chief Minister of Union Territory of Puducherry N Rangasamy and ministers from the ruling All India N R Congress skipped work for the third consecutive day, intensifying their protest against Lt Governor Kuniyil Kailashnathan's alleged overreach.
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Manipur's Kuki Body Asks Their MLAs Not To Be Part Of New Government
An influential body of Manipur's Kuki tribes has asked MLAs from their community not to be a part of the next state government whenever it is formed.
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9,500 Bunkers In J&K Border Areas, More To Be Built: Chief Secretary
Jammu and Kashmir administration is actively assessing the damage and expediting relief efforts in border areas affected by recent shelling from across the Line of Control (Loc), the union territory's Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo said.
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Ready To Hold Assembly Polls In J&K Whenever Poll Body Wants: LG Sinha
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday said his administration is ready to hold assembly polls in the Union Territory whenever the Election Commission of India directs it to do so.
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Jammu And Kashmir Forms Panel To Identify Foreigners Staying Illegally
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has set up a six-member committee to identify foreign nationals who are illegally staying in the Union Territory since January 2011.
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IAS Officer In Jammu And Kashmir Alleges Discrimination For Being Dalit
A senior IAS officer has alleged harassment and intimidation by the Jammu And Kashmir Union Territory administration because of his Dalit caste.
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Only Jammu And Kashmir Domiciles Eligible For Land Scheme For Landless: Administration
Jammu and Kashmir administration has accorded sanction to the allotment of land on a lease basis to landless people, with only domiciles of the Union Territory eligible for the scheme.
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"Destroying Culture": Congress Slams New Uniform In Lakshadweep Schools
The Congress on Saturday strongly condemned the Lakshadweep administration's move to introduce a new pattern of uniform in schools in the union territory, and warned them of intense protests.
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Tax Resistance: A Rallying Cry In Jammu And Kashmir
Tax resistance has become a rallying cry for all political parties in Jammu and Kashmir. Even the ruling BJP has distanced itself from the Union Territory administration's decision to levy property taxes in the former state.
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"Won't Allow Non-Locals To Settle In Jammu And Kashmir": Apni Party Leader
Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party president Altaf Bukhari on Saturday said his party will not allow non-locals to settle in the Union Territory as he criticised the administration for its ongoing anti-encroachment drive to retrieve state land.
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Ladakh Innovator Says Detained After Fast, Officials Deny Allegation
Ladakh's top environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk today alleged that he has been detained by the Union Territory's administration after his protest fast demanding special status for Leh.
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"Calling Lawyers Of World": Ladakh Innovator On Being Asked To Sign Bond
Ladakh's top environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk has alleged the Union Territory's administration wants to silence him as he sits on a long fast in protest against destruction of the region's ecology and unsustainable development.
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"Don't Have Words To Express My Happiness": Andamans' Padma Shri Awardee
A call by health officials of the Union Territory administration to Dr Ratan Chandra Kar in 1998 for treating people of the reclusive Jarawa tribe from an outbreak of diseases, like measles, in a remote island of Andaman and Nicobar had given
