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No reason to link cattle slaughter norms with Eid, move to stop smuggling: Dilip

Kolkata: There is no basis of linking cattle slaughter rules with Eid or religious practices like ‘qurbani’, said Bengal animal resources development minister Dilip Ghosh on Tuesday. He added that stricter norms being enforced by state govt are meant to prevent cattle smuggling and illegal slaughter.“There is no basis for linking cow slaughter with festivals…

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Delhi govt must help MCD tackle problem: RWAs | Delhi News

New Delhi: Residents Welfare Associations (RWAs) in Delhi have largely welcomed Supreme Court’s directions on stray dogs.At the same time, they expressed doubts about effective implementation of the directions, pointing out that civic bodies lack adequate infrastructure, shelters and manpower to handle the scale of the problem.The RWAs demanded that Delhi govt support and monitor…

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New GCC commissioner aims to make Chennai safer

Chennai: Making Chennai safer and more accessible for pedestrians will be among the top priorities of Greater Chennai Corporation’s new commissioner, Dr G S Sameeran. The 2012-batch IAS officer, who assumed charge on Tuesday, told TOI that his immediate priorities also include flood mitigation, civic preparedness and curbing stray dog menace. G S Sameeran replaced…

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Unauthorised passengers flood reserved coaches of Sampoorna Kranti Express

Patna: Passengers travelling from Patna to New Delhi by the Rajendra Nagar Terminal-New Delhi Sampoorna Kranti Express (12393) on Monday faced severe inconvenience due to large-scale unauthorised travel by local commuters in the reserved 3 AC coaches.According to aggrieved passengers, the situation turned chaotic soon after the train departed from Patna Junction as hundreds of…

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Brutal murder in Deoghar: 60-year-old tea stall owner found murdered; Police investigate as husband goes missing | Ranchi News

Dumka: A 60-year-old woman, who ran a tea stall near Kunda police station in Deoghar, was found dead in her shop on Tuesday. The deceased Mala Devi’s face and head were smashed and her eyes were gouged out, preliminary police probe revealed.A team led by sub-divisional police officer Ashok Kumar Singh, along with forensic experts…

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Hill civic boards dissolved

Darjeeling: Bengal has appointed SDOs as administrators in municipalities across Darjeeling and Kalimpong, ending Trinamool-nominated boards in the hill civic bodies. A state notification issued Monday said the governor approved the move under the Municipal Act. The SDOs will exercise full municipal powers until elected boards are formed or further orders issued. The order also…

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