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INDIAN RESERVES OF CHROMITE
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Indian reserves of Chromite have been identified in Andhra
Pradesh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Manipur, Orissa and Tamil
Nadu. The data is available in the Indian Mineral Year Book published
by the Indian Bureau of Mines, a subordinate office under the
administrative control of the Ministry of Mines. As identified upto
April 2000, Orissa has the m...
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Govt to allow export of 5 lakh tonnes of sugar.
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Andhra Pradesh is hub of women trafficking
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Heat wave claims over 600 lives in Andhra Pradesh
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India Abroad
; The Andhra Pradesh government has proposed a legislation making HIV tests mandatory for all prospective brides and bridegrooms. The move follows suggestions from women's activists and non-governmental organizations in the wake of an alarming spread of AIDS in the state, with transmission via the
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A Slow Churn The long drawn-out process of PSE reforms in Andhra Pradesh is beginning to show results, though the hurdles are many and the unfinished task daunting
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