Following are the top stories from the northern region at 1910 HRS:
DEL12 NHRC-HAR-GANGRAPE
New Delhi: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) issues notices to Haryana's director general of police and the Gurgaon police commissioner over the alleged gangrape of a 23 -year-old woman in the industrial area of Manesar.
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Gonda (UP): One of the dirtiest places in India - Gonda - is going green to stop open defecation with the administration planting trees having religious significance in the hope of putting an end to the menace.
DES2 HR-GANGSTERS
Chandigarh: Three gangsters allegedly commit suicide when after finding themselves surrounded by Punjab and Haryana police in a village in Haryana's Sirsa district, say police.
DES4 HR-ROADWAYS-STRIKE
Chandigarh: Over 4,000 Haryana Roadways buses remain off the road as employees call for a 'chakka jam' and strike work for a day to demand withdrawal of permits to private bus operators.
DES8 UP-INMATES-ESCAPE
Lucknow: Eight inmates of a juvenile home here remove an exhaust fan and use bedsheets to escape from the facility, say police.
DES16 MHA-NDRF-KASHMIR
New Delhi: For the first time, an NDRF team has been permanently based in the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir - Srinagar - to undertake quick rescue operations in the event of an earthquake or floods.
DES26 DL-KASHMIR-STUDENTS-IIT
New Delhi: As many as 28 students from Kashmir belonging to economically weaker sections have made to top institutions like IITs and NITs with the help of the Army's 'Kashmir Super 30' initiative.
DES24 MHA-UPHAAR-MERCY
New Delhi: The Home Ministry is examining a mercy petition of realty baron Gopal Ansal, convicted in the Uphaar fire tragedy case, and has sought opinion of the ministries concerned before conveying its decision to the President.
DES27 PB-WOMEN-RESERVATION
Chandigarh: In a major decision ahead of the Budget Session, the Punjab Cabinet gives its nod for increasing the reservation for women in Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) and Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) from 33 per cent to 50 per cent.
NRG15 PB-GST
Chandigarh: The Punjab Cabinet here gives the go-ahead for the draft model GST Bill to be put before the House during the budget session of the state assembly and also approved the report of the Fifth State Finance Commission submitted to the Punjab Governor.
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