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Agra: National seminar for blinds "Blind Star beyond facebook - Brizing the Gap" is going to begin from November 7, for which online registration has started.

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Agra: Fifty-five people who did research under Agra University will now have to remove the prefix "doctor" from their names, as the institute cancelled their doctorate degrees after experts found the researchers'; work were not totally their own.

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Agra: Fifty-five people who did research under Agra University will now have to remove the prefix "doctor" from their names, as the institute cancelled their doctorate degrees after experts found the researchers'; work were not totally their own.

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Agra: Journalist and poet Kamta Prasad Sahu known as ‘Udit’ Sahu died Thursday night in the city. He was 80.

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Agra: Journalist and poet Kamta Prasad Sahu known as ‘Udit’ Sahu died Thursday night in the city. He was 80.

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Vrindavan: The 2-day state executive meeting, also attended by senior party leaders of the districts, of the Bhartiya Janata Party, ended here Sunday afternoon after adopting a political resolution which attacked the ruling Samajwadi Party, for the poor law and order situation, attacks on women by a section, the partisan policy of appeasement, and the extremely grim state of governance in the state.

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Vrindavan: The 2-day state executive meeting, also attended by senior party leaders of the districts, of the Bhartiya Janata Party, ended here Sunday afternoon after adopting a political resolution which attacked the ruling Samajwadi Party, for the poor law and order situation, attacks on women by a section, the partisan policy of appeasement, and the extremely grim state of governance in the state.

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Vrindavan is considered in many sacred texts as the center of  Braj, a region covering over 45 square miles in which the majority of the villages, water tanks and  natural landscape are connected to a longstanding living tradition of local folklore associated with the events narrated in the holy scripture called the Srimad Bhagavatam.

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Inviting active industry participation to provide healthcare services in India, Dr Jagdish Prasad said that “Industry should adopt one district in each state, upgrading the medical facilities in District health centers and primary health centers to provide the best possible quality healthcare services to the common man. He was addressing the CII Conclave on NextGen Healthcare - Roadmap: Healthcare for All, organized by Confederation of Indian Industry at New Delhi today.

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Vrindavan is considered in many sacred texts as the center of  Braj, a region covering over 45 square miles in which the majority of the villages, water tanks and  natural landscape are connected to a longstanding living tradition of local folklore associated with the events narrated in the holy scripture called the Srimad Bhagavatam.

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