TOP AWAAZ PM announces Rs 1000 crore for flood hit Utrakhand AMN
Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh today announced one thousand crore rupees for disaster relief for the flood affected people of Uttarakhand. Out of this, 145 crore rupees will be given immediately to flood-hit state. Ex-gratia assistance of 2 lakh rupees each will be given to the families of those who lost their lives and 50 thousand each to the injured from the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund.Congress rescues Nitish Kumar in Bihar CM wins vote of confidence in Assembly
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PATNA: With help of congress party and other groups chief minister Nitish Kumar today comfortably won the Vote of Confidence in a special session of the State Assembly. Congress support for the government comes two days after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh described Kumar as secular and indicated that his party could do business with RJD.Cong core group meets as 70,000 still stranded in floods 3 battalions of ITBP dispatched for rescue operations
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NEW DELHI: The Congress Core Group today met at the Prime Minister's residence and discussed the flood situation in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. Talking to media persons after the meeting, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said all efforts were being made to rescue people in the affected areas of Uttarakhand.60 thousand stranded due to flood, landslides in Utrakhand Coalgate: CBI quizzes two former PMO officials ECONOMY / BUSINESS Govt clears 16 FDI proposals The Government has cleared 16 proposals of Foreign Direct Investment, FDI, amounting to around 1,647 crore rupees. The Finacne Ministry in its statement said that these proposals were approved as per recommendation of the Foreign Investment Promotion Board.
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Fifteen children and six adults rescued from village near Yamunanagar on June 16, 2013. Indian Air Force launched a massive relief operation ‘Rahat’ at AF Stn Sarsawa.EXCLUSIVE AWAAZ Climate change to hit Indian economy 
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An expected Two degree centigrade rise in the world’s average temperatures in the next decades will make India’s summer Monsoon highly unpredictable posing a threat to its growing economy, warns World Bank.
Shifting rain patterns will leave some areas under water and others without enough water for power generation, irrigation or, in some cases even drinking, says a scientific report commissioned by the World Bank.MARKET AWAAZ
Should social networks be more responsible?
India has asked social network companies including Facebook, Twitter and others to filter matters according to the sensitivity of its people. Minister of Information Technology Kapil Sibal appealed to the executives of these networks to be more responsible in understanding the sensitivity of Indians. OTHER TOP STORIES Congress: Supports JD(U) govt in Bihar to keep communal forces out SC to hear PIL on US surveillance of cyber world Kailash Mansarovar yatra cancelled due to rain & flood NCR DELHI DMRC issues new guidelines to tackle emergencies CM inaugurates job fair in Delhi University QAUMI AWAAZ Community leaders condemn Israeli Prez remark on Indian Muslims AMN
NEW DELHI: Indian Muslims leaders have condemned the reported remark of Israeli President’s suggestion to the Indian government to disregard the Muslim community for developing and strengthening ties with the Zionist state.Nitish’s dubious claims of secularism AMN
NEW DELHI : The Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and his party JDU is trying to project its split with BJP as a reassertion of its secular credentials. It is difficult to understand how a party that has cohabited with BJP for so many years can become secular overnight, according to a noted Muslim scholar and political analyst Dr Mohammad Manzoor Alam.HC orders CBI to file chargesheet in Ishrat case by July 4 TIA Correspondent
The Gujarat High Court has directed CBI to streamline its investigation in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan fake encounter killing case and file a charge sheet by July 4. On the instruction of the High Court earlier CBI had taken over the probe of the alleged fake encounter in which 19-year-old Ishrat, Javed Sheikh alias Pranesh Pillai, Amjad Ali Rana and Zeeshan Johar were killed on the outskirts of the city on 15th June 2004 allegedly by a state Crime Branch team led by DIG D G Vanzara.Late Ishrat Jehan mother rejects terror allegations against daughter, Ishrat fake encounter: CBI grills IB Spl Director NRI AWAAZ After Saudi, Indian workers in trouble in Kuwait ASHOK B SHARMA / TIA
NEW DELHI: It is not the case in Saudi Arabia alone. Indian workers are now facing the same problem in Kuwait. Both these Gulf countries have planned to reduce the number of expatriates. There are about 700,000 Indians in Kuwait and 2.8 million Indians in Saudi Arabia working in different sectors. 'Nitaqat not to have serious impact on Indians in Saudi Arabia'
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