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Mapusa cops nab two women for theft

Mapusa Police have arrested two women in their early twenties on charges of breaking into a wine shop and committing theft of cash and mobiles on Wednesday.

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 According to the police, a wine shop was burgled at around 4.25 am on Tuesday at Mushir-vaddo, Colvale, and Rs 30,000 cash, four mobile sets and some recharge vouchers were stolen. The burglary came to light when the owner opened his shop later in the day. The CCTV cameras reportedly captured the images of two boys and girls committing theft in the shop. Police recovered some cash, mobiles and mobile vouchers from the accused girls.
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Parrikar, Parsekar tagged hurdles by K taka farmers

Agitating farmers in north Karnataka, who are demanding an early resolution to the Kalasa-Bhandura water diversion issue, on Wednesday protested close to the water treatment plant at Amminabhavi near Dharwad.

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Published May 12, 2016, 5:39 AM IST
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BELAGAVI  The protesters tried to disrupt water supply to Hubballi-Dharwad by stopping the functioning of the jack well. The farmers have also blamed Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar and Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar for allegedly creating hurdles in the process of resolving the issue. The citizens of the twin cities were not supporting the agitation of several farmers who had gathered near the plant on Wednesday afternoon when they tried to lock the jack…

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