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EC orders to register case against Chhattisgarh CM

EC orders to register case against Chhattisgarh CMThe Election Commission of India has ordered to lodge a case against Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh for seeking votes over FM radio even as second-phase polling was underway.

EC has directed the Returning Officer to file the FIR. The complaint was made by independent candidate Virendra Pandey. Pandey alleged that Singh spoke on two local FM radio channels seeking vote in favour of BJP.

Two Hurriyat leaders arrested

Two Hurriyat leaders arrestedJ&K police has arrested two leaders of the moderate faction of Hurriyat Conference in two separate raids on Thursday.

They are National People's Party Chairman Syed Saleem Geelani and National Front Acting Chairman Front Abdul Qayoom. Both of them were arrested from Qalia Ander and Court Road.

Malegaon blast accused charged under MCOCA

Malegaon blast accused charged under MCOCAThe Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of Maharastra has decided to invoke the stringent Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) against all the 10 accused in the Malegaon blast, including Sadhvi Pragya Chandrapal Singh Thakur and Lt Col Srikant Prasad Purohit.

Under MCOCA, the ATS will get six months to file a charge sheet against the accused; it's 90 days under other laws.

ATS chief Hemant Karkare said that the investigations into Malegaon blast are on the verge of completion.

Searching Turns Out To Be Easier With ‘Google SMS’ Search!

Searching Turns Out To Be Easier With ‘Google SMS’ Search!Search giant Google India is all set to add another feather to its cap. Google India has set up an SMS-based text message service that will offer search services across the country.  

Coming at the price of a regular SMS, Google SMS Search allow users to search Google via text messages.

68 % polling in Chhattisgarh

68 % polling in ChhattisgarhThe second and final phase of voting for Chh

Obesity Is A Curse On A Woman’s Life – A Study

Obesity Is A Curse On A Woman’s Life – A StudyA survey conducted by the leading journal 'Preventive Medicine' paints a grim picture for the ‘obese’ women. The survey suggests that obesity is a curse on a woman's life.

According to researchers at the University of Connecticut, obese women are more likely to be fired from their job or get in trouble with the police than thin ones.

It is also stated that they are more likely to be criminals themselves.

Most disturbingly, the survey predicts that the overweight women also suffer the most stress as compared to obese men.

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