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Shivaji Nagar: No infra support for the traders’ hub (Cached) 3.5.2013 Citizen Matters
What are the problems in Shivajinagar constituency? What has the MLA done to solve the problems? Who are the candidates this time?
A constituency situated in central Bangalore, Shivaji Nagar which consists of trading hub in and around the iconic Russell Market and Bamboo Bazaar and affluent wards like Jaymahal and Vasanth Nagar, is in the general category. Known for edifices of religious and historical significance such as St.Mary's Basilica and Jumma Masjid in Shivaji Nagar and Someshwara temple and Gurudwara in Halasuru ward, the constituency has a large Tamil and Urdu-speaking population. With a total of 19 contestants including 11 independents but no women, this area houses the Karnataka headquarters of the Indian National Congress (INC) on Queen's road, Janata…
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From now on, clean up or pay up (Cached) 26.4.2013 TOI: Ahmedabad Times
From now on, clean up or pay up
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Live! One Boston Marathon suspect in custody (Cached) 19.4.2013 Rediff: Top Stories (India)
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Administration sleeps as fire alarm rings loud 10.4.2013 Ranchi - City - The Times of India
The fire in the junkyard on Sunday evening is not a one-off case in Ranchi.In the past two years, over half a dozen similar incidents have occurred at different busy points in the city.
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Crude bombs: Firecracker dealers under lens 5.4.2013 Allahabad - City - The Times of India
A spate of crude bombs explosions have led police to initiate fresh measures and put under scanner licensed firecrackers dealers with dubious records.
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Abuso Di Fiducia (Cached) 25.3.2013 Outlook Magazine
Or is there a greater design to this much ado about marines both in India and in Italy?
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Pollution law goes up in smoke 21.3.2013 Gurgaon - City - The Times of India
After much hue and cry about environment hazards due to garbage burning, the district authorities had imposed ban on burning leaves along with the garbage in the open.
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Bescom MD P Manivannan is Namma Bengalurean of the Year (Cached) 20.3.2013 Citizen Matters
In the 2012 edition of the Namma Bengaluru Awards, 11 citizens are honoured with Namma Bengaluru Awards Bangalore for their outstanding contributions to Bangalore.

Bescom MD P Manivannan, Head Constable Mahadev Sambargi, MLA of Jayanagar Consistuency, B N Vijay Kumar, Fr George Kannanthanam are among the winners of Namma Bengaluru Awards for 2012 given by the Namma Bengaluru Foundation to recognize the extra-ordinary contributions of ordinary citizens and organizations to the city.

The Namma Bengaluru Awards for 2012 received unprecedented response from the public with citizens nominating more than 61,000 citizens of Bengaluru. A 20 member jury, chaired by Pradeep Kar, Chairman of Microland consisted of prominent citizens of Bengaluru from the fields of art and culture, music, literature, law, media and environment. The jury,…

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State to get disaster response force 17.3.2013 Bangalore News, Bangalore City News | Cities News - Times of India
State to get disaster response force
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Cabinet approves to set up Disaster Response Force 16.3.2013 Bangalore News, Bangalore City News | Cities News - Times of India
Cabinet approves to set up Disaster Response Force
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Cabinet defers anti-rape Bill again as differences remain (Cached) 12.3.2013 CNN-IBN Top Stories
Consensus has eluded the government on the use of the term 'rape', voyeurism and reducing the age of consent from 18 to 16 years.
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Live! Ram Singh murdered? Autopsy report today (Cached) 12.3.2013 Rediff: Top Stories (India)
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China decides to scrap Railways Ministry (Cached) 11.3.2013 CNN-IBN: World
In the annals of Chinese bureaucratic power, the Railways Ministry stood apart. Running everything from one of the world's busiest rail systems to a special police force, the ministry was so pervasive and powerful it resisted government reform efforts for years. Chinese called it "Boss Railway." On Sunday, the government gave notice it was firing the boss.
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Live! World leaders join mourners at Chavez funeral (Cached) 8.3.2013 Rediff: Top Stories (India)
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11 hurt as gas leak sparks fire (Cached) 8.3.2013 TOI: Mumbai
11 hurt as gas leak sparks fire
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India's new surrogacy norms worry Australian couples (Cached) 5.3.2013 Rediff: News
The programme called 'Babies in Limbo' aired on ABC News on Monday said, Australians would require medical visas and Indian government is precise about issuing them to heterosexual couples who have been married for at least two years.
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To be sustainable Bangalore needs Rs 2.5 lakh crore (Cached) 28.2.2013 DNA: Top News
Bangalore needs an investment of RS 2.5 lakh crore to be a sustainable city capable of meeting its needs by 2020.
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No escape from killer maze 28.2.2013 Kolkata News, Kolkata City News | Cities News - Times of India
No escape from killer maze
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How to chasten the venal babu (Cached) 20.2.2013 Asian Age: Books
Despite a dramatic uptake in the economy in recent years, satisfactory social outcomes have eluded India, where mass poverty and near-chaotic civic life refuse to go away. Among the reasons identified for this is its decrepit public administration. Pointing in that direction, the Second Administrative Reforms Commission observed: “The state apparatus is largely inefficient with most functionaries serving no useful purpose… the bureaucracy is…tardy, inefficient and unresponsive. Corruption is all-pervasive… Criminalisation of politics continues uncheck-ed…there is a high degree of volatility in society on account of unfulfilled expectations and poor delivery.” The year this appraisal came was 2008, a year that was capping a decade of high growth. Yet there was, as the commission noted, “volatility in society.” The scenario prevails. Commissions are constituted but administrative reforms hang fire. A slim volume, Administrative Reforms for Better Governance, written by N.C. Saxena, a ...
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How to chasten the venal babu (Cached) 20.2.2013 Asian Age: Books
Despite a dramatic uptake in the economy in recent years, satisfactory social outcomes have eluded India, where mass poverty and near-chaotic civic life refuse to go away. Among the reasons identified for this is its decrepit public administration. Pointing in that direction, the Second Administrative Reforms Commission observed: “The state apparatus is largely inefficient with most functionaries serving no useful purpose… the bureaucracy is…tardy, inefficient and unresponsive. Corruption is all-pervasive… Criminalisation of politics continues uncheck-ed…there is a high degree of volatility in society on account of unfulfilled expectations and poor delivery.” The year this appraisal came was 2008, a year that was capping a decade of high growth. Yet there was, as the commission noted, “volatility in society.” The scenario prevails. Commissions are constituted but administrative reforms hang fire. A slim volume, Administrative Reforms for Better Governance, written by N.C. Saxena, a ...
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