Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh , Defence Minister
A K Antony and Home Minister P Chidambaram
at a conference of Chief Ministers'on
Internal Security in New Delhi on Sunday.
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United
efforts needed to face security threats: PM
New delhi, February 7: Expressing
concern over increase in infiltration attempts, Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday said the Centre and
the states should launch coordinated efforts to tackle
internal security threats.
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NE CM meet
to boost development
Shillong, February 7: The North
Eastern Council (NEC), a regional planning body, will
meet in Assam capital Guwahati Tuesday to study
developmental schemes and finalise strategies to execute
‘Vision 2020’ plan for the growth of the
insurgency-infested region, officials said Sunday.
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Govt to
review guidelines to promote flights to NE, Jammu
New Delhi, February 7: The Civil
Aviation Ministry is planning to review the route
dispersal guidelines (RDGs), which aims at promoting air
operations in North East, Jammu and other neglected
regions in the country.
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PM assures
no more attack on NE students in Delhi
GUWAHATI, February 7: Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh has expressed concern over the
recent attacks on girl students of the north eastern
region in New Delhi and said stern action would be taken against the culprits to
prevent such incidents.
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Pak-based
terror groups will be defeated: Chidambaram
New Delhi, February 7: India today
described Pakistan- based terrorist groups as “dark
forces” which are “implacably” opposed to the
country and asserted that they would be defeated
whenever confronted.
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Cabinet
clears Bill; emergency care to become mandatory for all
hospitals
NEW DELHI, February 7: The Clinical
Establishments (Registration and Regulation Act) Bill,
2010 - approved by the Union Cabinet last month - makes
it mandatory for all clinical establishments to provide
medical care and treatment to stabilize any person in an
emergency condition.
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Oldest
Naga queen to grace Lui-Ngai-Ni
IMPHAL, February 7: Unlike the
previous many years of the Naga seed-sowing festival,
the Lui-Ngai-Ni of 2010 celebration will be graced by
the oldest living queen amongst the Nagas in Manipur.
Queen Apei Hinga of Maram Namdi (Maram Khullen) will be
attending this year’s Lui-Ngai-Ni festival at Senapati
where she will also perform a traditional ritual of
blessing the Naga seed-sowing festival.
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