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MP has 288 tigers approximately, needs Rs 3,600 cr for village relocation
The state already has lost its record of most number of tigers to Karnataka
 "MP has 288 tigers approximately, needs Rs 3,600 cr for village relocation")
Andhra Pradesh govt embarks on LED mission
So far 820,000 LED bulbs have been distributed in Guntur district in Phase-I and is planned to be extended to the entire state
Telangana CM asks Centre for more funds for ITIR project
Centre had Rs 3,275 crore for the project against state's demand of Rs 4,863 crore
 "Telangana CM asks Centre for more funds for ITIR project")
New reactors at Kudankulam to see up to 25% indigenisation: R S Sundar
Interview with Site director, Kudankulam Nuclear Plant
 "New reactors at Kudankulam to see up to 25% indigenisation: R S Sundar")
Rubber growers may boycott tyre makers
'Kerala government should prop up rubber procurement in order to improve local prices'
 "Rubber growers may boycott tyre makers")
India to provide software, mirrors for largest-ever telescope
India will contribute 10% of total cost, which is Rs 1,299 cr
Food Min seeks PM's help to resolve K'taka maize farmers issue
Karnataka procured 720,000 tn maize, and almost entire quantity had to be disposed off in the open market in the absence of PDS demand
 "Food Min seeks PM's help to resolve K'taka maize farmers issue")
Over 24,000 cases disposed of in a single day
The Nagpur District Legal Services Authority conducted the exercise
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Rift between Cong-NCP helping ruling Maharashtra alliance
BJP feels efforts of floor coordination will not work as Congress and NCP do not see eye to eye on issue of Leader of Opposition
 "Rift between Cong-NCP helping ruling Maharashtra alliance")
The Beer Cafe plans overseas expansion
To open three outlets in Singapore
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 "Answers to last week's quiz (#386)")
Christians in India bearing the cross of insecurity
Rising incidents of violence and harassment have the Christian community anxious about its rights