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REGIONAL NEWS Karnataka Pune civic polls: ?Weak? parties go soft on rebels Adopt a lenient attitude to ensure their support if it fails to get a clear majority.   IAC Pune to hold voters? awareness drive on Feb 10 Will urge citizens to vote for clean candidates.   Pune?s cosmopolitan nature shines Non-Marathi candidates confident of winning polls.   Pune civic polls: Commuters stranded as parties rally Citizens were at the receiving end when political heavyweights landed on the city to show their strength by holding rallies and roadshows. Many found themselves stuck in traffic jams for hours.   Now, no separate entrance test for AFMC aspirants They will have to appear for NEET from next year.   DNA data bank of defence personnel soon DNA profiling centre for soldiers inaugurated.   Karnataka Clicktronika to give boost to MSMEs The Consortium of Electronic Industries in Karnataka (CLIK), is organising a three-day exhibiton ?Clicktronika? from February 16 at the World Trade Centre.   Corporations ?play? to help children The 5Cs is a one-day sports event that will bring together corporations from all over Bangalore   Special yoga packages for armed forces from DRDO The DRDO has developed customised yoga packages to boost the health and morale of the armed forces personnel.   Let mother nature cure your illness Arogya Expo-2012 will have over 300 stalls, showcasing advances in relevant fields.   No action yet on sand mafia Hennur police are yet to take action against the filtered sand mafia.   Prospect of divorce makes her end life The victim was Bidushree, 20, a final year BCom student of Sri Aurobindo First Grade College in Mahalakshmipuram.   Karnataka Kageri bats for Kannada   SWR's latest timetable has more trains, extended services   Nature photography exhibition begins   Merchants call for bandh on Thursday over local tax   6,000 stray dogs roam the streets of Sangli   Photography workshop   New Delhi In the Capital Today   ?I have given one of my best performances?   CBI gets representation on Essar owners   Planning Commission to meet next month   Facor announces lockout in Randia plant   NHRC issues notice to Delhi   Maharashtra Pune civic polls: ?Weak? parties go soft on rebels Adopt a lenient attitude to ensure their support if it fails to get a clear majority.   IAC Pune to hold voters? awareness drive on Feb 10 Will urge citizens to vote for clean candidates.   Pune?s cosmopolitan nature shines Non-Marathi candidates confident of winning polls.   Pune civic polls: Commuters stranded as parties rally Citizens were at the receiving end when political heavyweights landed on the city to show their strength by holding rallies and roadshows. Many found themselves stuck in traffic jams for hours.   Now, no separate entrance test for AFMC aspirants They will have to appear for NEET from next year.   DNA data bank of defence personnel soon DNA profiling centre for soldiers inaugurated.   Andrapradesh Marching ahead in education   Raghuveera flays parties for supporting ?crop holiday'   Women storm another male bastion   Telangana activists throw stones and eggs at TDP leaders   ?No alternative to Telangana'   All for a meal   West Bengal Masters of the name game Calcutta, Feb. 8: A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. So does a "syndicate", if it is born with names such as Maa Mati Manush Enterprise and Paribartan Enterprise.   Mom of 5 swindles lakhs in Mamata name New Delhi, Feb. 8: "This is Mamata Banerjee speaking. Your restaurant's food is lip-smacking."   Tumour diagnosis not always easy: Experts New Delhi, Feb. 8: Doctors involved in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer say it would not surprise them if cricketer Yuvraj Singh's cancer had indeed initially been interpreted as a benign tumour before it was recognised as malignant.   Delhi dodges gunpoint cry, backs Waheed New Delhi, Feb. 8: India has offered unqualified support to the new Maldives President on a day his predecessor claimed he was ousted "at gunpoint".   Till death do us part, Amma willin' (From top) Jayalalithaa, Thambidurai and Gnanasekaran   Rs 5 lakh for wrong shot Guwahati, Feb. 8: The Assam Human Rights Commission has granted a compensation of Rs 5 lakh to the family of a woman who died because of alleged medical negligence at Gauhati Medical College Hospital (GMCH) in 2006.   Tamil Nadu Call to regularise dhabas   Held on murder charge   Don't rely on middlemen, Collector tells people   EB mazdoor sustains burns   Three arrested in murder case   IPRO assumes office   Kerala Australian firm presents laptop to endosulfan victim   Youth detained at airport   CIAL waterway holds huge tourism potential   Endosulfan use detected in Palakkad   Interest-free loans for dairy farmers   UAE consulate in State to trigger more investment from West Asia

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