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PM to farmers on MANN KI BAAT

Centre- States must work together to help rain affected farmers
 
PM to farmers on MANN KI BAAT

District authority to solve farmers problems ;if not satisfied farmers can appeal in higher court
 
PM to farmers on Mann Ki Baat:

Priority is to use govt land, barren land and at last resort farmers'fertile land if essential
 
PM to farmers on Mann Ki Baat:

Soil Health card to make land more productive and prevent unnecessary expenditure on fertilizers.
 
Look East,Act East aimed at renewing links with Indian Ocean Rim nations: Govt

PM misleading farmers on LandBill: Anna

Delhi:Ind,China to talk on border issue
 
CBI to probe IAS DK Ravi death

Essar email leak- SC seeks responses fromGovt,CBI

Govt committed to protect minorities:HM

Delhi:Hurriyat delegation meetsPak HC
 
PARIS: France's right-wing parties,
led by former president Nicolas
Sarkozy, edged out the far-right
National Front to take first place in
local elections, in a crucial test
ahead of 2017 presidential elections.
The conservative alliance, including
Sarkozy's opposition UMP, took 32.5
per cent of the vote according to the
latest polls, ahead of the governing
Socialist Party led by much maligned
President Francois Hollande.
 
TOKYO: Indonesian President Joko
Widodo says China's claims to the
majority of the South China Sea have
"no legal foundation in international
law," Japan's Yomiuri newspaper
reported.
The comments, in an interview
published on Sunday ahead of visits
to Japan and China this week, were
the first time Widodo, who took
office in October, has taken a
position on the South China Sea
dispute.



Indonesia's president says China has no legal claim to South China Sea: Report - TOI Mobile | The Times of India Mobile Site
 
LONDON: Iran's top leader voiced
mistrust on Saturday of U.S. efforts
to reach a nuclear deal, even as
Washington and its allies spoke of
real progress and urged Tehran to
take "difficult decisions".
 
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