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A jubilant Congress celebrated it’s seven-time growth in strength -- from 4 in 2010, to 27 on Sunday -- by distributing sweetmeats among its leaders and party workers. In Lucknow, senior Congress leader Mohsina Kidwai was seen celebrating at the party office with other MLAs of the party.

People From 6 Adjoining Buildings Evacuated

Elderly, Kids And The Sick Should Stay Indoors, Say Experts

One may complain of noise pollution caused by crackers on the night of Diwali but the fact is that noise generated by bursting of crackers is within permitted limits. Because crackers are lit at the same time, there is an increase in pollution, both of noise and air, by 35% post-Diwali every year.

In a politically crucial development, state government is all set to decide the new state advisory price for cane growers for crushing season schedule to start by the end of this month.

A suspected gas leak incident was reported from Meerut’s Lisari gate area on Sunday late night. The incident which occurred at 9:30pm on Sunday was reported to the fire department who rushed to the spot.

After college hours, Surekha Thore (24) worked as an agricultural labourer till August this year.The daily Rs 100 wage would help pay for the five-year course to acquire a degree in law.

Four days after a Pawan Hans Dauphin N3 crashed off the coast of Mumbai, search operations continued on Sunday with no success.

There is no respite from mosquito-borne diseases in the city.As many as 40 cases of dengue have been reported between November 1 and 6.A sudden rise in dengue cases was recorded in July.

Farmers practising organic farming tend to suffer less from indebtedness, which results in fewer suicides in drought years.

Seventy thousand commuters have signed a petition that seeks to dissuade the government from regulating fares under the proposed ‘City Taxi Scheme’, private cab aggregator Uber has claimed.

Even as the new recreational ground–playground policy of BMC is set to be tabled before the civic improvements committee on Monday, citizen activists have said it’s essential that the BMC first takes over those open plots given to politicians under the previous caretaker policy. Meanwhile, the committee chaired by the BJP politico has said they would be full-fledged supporting the policy, which had been stuck for several years.

A coaching class owner, who appeared for the clerical post competitive exam for Palghar district last month and circulated the answers via text messages, has been arrested.

Three thousand parishioners affiliated to Our Lady of Immaculate Conception (IC) Church in Borivli attended a rally in the precinct on Sunday evening. Children and elders later put up a variety of skits and musical performances.

Lakshmi’s eight-year-old son suffered a left wrist fracture on January 16, 2006. He was taken to a nearby hospital which administered first aid, and advised Lakshmi to approach a better-equipped hospital for treatment.

Leader of opposition Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil said the Bihar election was a victory for the aam aadmi. “Ever since Modi took over the reins, great injustice has been done on aam aadmi. The outcome of the Bihar polls is being viewed as the beginning of political change in the country,” Vikhe Patil said.

Citizens and civic experts have time and again emphasized upon the need for the BMC to improve civic services offered to Mumbaikars. Finally paying heed to it, BMC chief Ajoy Mehta on Saturday held an impromptu session with the 24 administrative ward officials, asking all of them to speak for 10 minutes each, giving suggestions to improve services in the country’s richest civic body.

An arts district, complete with hostel facilities, must be developed in Mumbai, state governor Vidyasagar Rao said on Sunday.

Bihar has spoken and BJP has lost an election that it had staked a lot on and thrown everything at. It had used its trump card Narendra Modi extensively, it had used the Amit Shah brand of the detail–oriented tactical campaign mounted with granular finesse, it had thrown the cow and the politics of religious polarisation in for good measure, and it has come up spectacularly short.

The Bihar assembly election results on Sunday brought yet another embarrassment for the Mayawati-led Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) which not only lost on all seats it contested but also had its vote percentage slipped.

A week after two men were arrested with rifles in the forests abutting Coimbatore, two more poachers were held and a gun seized from them by the Periyanaickenpalayam range forest officials on Sunday. The duo was hunting wild animals for food, said forest officials.

A huge loss for the BJP-led NDA in Bihar election immediately after a lukewarm performance by the party in UP panchayat elections has certainly set alarm bell ringing for its UP unit.

People had a whale of a time on the 14th week of ‘Happy Streets’. With the festival of lights just a day away, a good many of them were seen promoting green and safe Diwali.

The alarming levels of air pollution and spurt in construction activities in last few year has reduced green cover of city considerably. To make city greener, LMC has tied up with various government and private banks to plants trees in the parks managed by the civic bodies. This month LMC will plant around 500 saplings in four parks -- Vikas Khand, Gomtinagar, Peepal wala park behind zone 3 office, Dayanidhan Park and Jhandiwala Park in Lalbagh.

DMDK leader Vijayakanth has chosen to prepare for a taxing election campaign with a yoga session in an ashram near Coimbatore.He visited Isha Yoga Centre on Friday night where his son Shanmugapandian recently underwent a training session.