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Ex Gujrat CM resigns from BJP
lANS, New Delhi
Former Gujarat chief minister Keshubhai Patel has resigned from the BJP yesterday.
He has announced his decision to float a new political party ahead of
Gujarat polls. He, along with Keshubhai Patel former union minister Kanshiram Rana, stepped down only months ahead of the assembly elections in the state.
Earlier, Keshubhai called chief minister Narendra Modi a "demon" who is responsible for the misery of common people of the state. "Narendra Modi is a demon who is responsible for the misery of common people of Gujarat. Do not give him vote and he will
13 refugees die in Assam camps
PIT, Guwahati
13 refugees have died while over hundred have been affected by malaria in camps in Assam's Kokrajhar, Chirang and Dhubri districts, which were rocked by recent violence, Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said yesterday.
The health department was working in 303 relief camps in the four affected districts and so far blood tests of 8102 refugees have been conducted with over hundred of them testing positive for malaria, Sarma told reporters here.
Altogether 117 doctors, including 30 deputed by the central government, have so far treated 93,789 patients in the camps with 47 cases referred to hospitals, he said.
All measures are being taken to ensure that an
China Uighurs discouraged to fast
AP, Beijing
China is discouraging some Muslims in the far western region of Xinjiang from fasting during Ramadan.
The government says the move is motivated by health concerns, but others said that it's a risky campaign to secularise the Muslim minority.
Several city, county and village governments in Xinjiang have posted notices on their websites banning or discouraging Communist Parly members, civil servants, students and teachers from fasting during the religious holiday.
Muslims around the world abstain from food and drink from dawn to dusk during the 30-day period. Regional spokeswoman Hou Hanmin was quoted in the state-run Global Times newspaper on Friday as saying authorities encourage people to "eat properly for study and work" but don't force anyone to