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Sugar Subsidy Plan Is Sweet News: In what could lead to an overhaul of policy, the Union government is looking at a new sugar subsidy mechanism as part of its decontrol proposal. It plans to rope in state governments for the purchase and distribution of sugar to below-poverty-line (BPL) consumers at market prices.(Source: Business Standard) Omar Threatens to Quit, No Call on Army Powers: According to sources, the chief minister, who was in New Delhi on Monday before flying back to Srinagar, may have already indicated his inability to continue if the Centre did not create political headroom for him.(Source: The Times of India) Maoist Bandh Claims Eight Lives: A two-day bandh called by Maoists in six States, demanding a probe into the death of one of their leaders, began on a violent note on Monday. Maoists killed two policemen in Chhattisgarh, five CPI(M) supporters in West Bengal and a chowkidar in Jharkhand.(Source: The Hindu) My Conscience Is Clear, Says High Court Judge Facing Impeachment: Controversial Calcutta High Court judge, Soumitra Sen, who faces impeachment (removal) proceedings, said on Monday he had no intention of quitting and would defend himself in Parliament if he had to.(Source: Hindustan Times) CCS Underlines ‘Governance Deficit’, All-Party Meet Tomorrow: Buying more time to explore its options in Kashmir, the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) tonight ratcheted up the pressure on Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, underlining the need to address issues of “trust deficit and governance deficit” in the state.(Source: The Indian Express) Urea Investment Policy to Do Away With Competitive Bids for New Units: With its two-year-old fertiliser investment policy coming a cropper, the government has decided to do away with competitive bidding for awarding greenfield urea plants.(Source: The Financial Express) Deolali Camp, Police Academy Were on LeT’s Hit List, Says ATS: Army’s Deolali camp, Maharashtra Police Academy and Police Commissionerate in Nashik were on the hit-list of arrested LeT terror suspect Shaikh Lalbaba Mohammed Hussain, Maharashtra ATS said today.(Source: Press Trust of India) « previous Salman Khan Tweets His Apology next » ‘Love in a Headscarf’ Wows India India Real Time HOME PAGE Email Printer Friendly Share: facebook MySpace Digg LinkedIn del.icio.us StumbleUpon Add a Comment Name We welcome thoughtful comments from readers. Please comply with our guidelines. Our blogs do not require the use of your real name. Comment About India Real Time Follow Us: India Real Time offers quick analysis and insights into the broad range of developments in business, markets, the economy, politics, culture, sports, and entertainment that take place every single day in the world’s largest democracy. Regular posts from Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires reporters around the country provide a unique take on the main stories in the news, shed light on what else mattered and why, and give global readers a snapshot of what Indians have been talking about all week. You can contact the editors at indiarealtime@wsj.com or follow India Real Time on Twitter and Facebook. Check out the main contributors to the blog and their bios here. India Real Time on Facebook Most Recent Articles Comments 1. India-Sri Lanka Ferry May Boost Ties 2. India Digest: Sadhu Dies Fasting to Save Ganga 3. India This Evening: Jayalalithaa Seeks Chidambaram’s Resignation 4. Idea Gets Little Lift After Results 5. Unsung Swami’s Fast Leads to Death Latest Stories from india.WSJ.com India Inflation Picks Up No. 39: Afghanistan’s Loneliest Number India Likes Books With a Local Flavor Lazard India’s Local Strategy Paying Off Asia Mixed; Tepco Gains

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