Kollam: Three including mom, daughter die in mishaps

Meghalaya's UDP to sever ties with Neda to protest citizen bill The party, which has no MP, is not part of the National Democratic Alliance as it is a parliamentary alliance. The regrouping of all northeastern parties in Guwahati on January 29 rendered the Neda bereft of regional parties," Dkhar said.Party president Amit Shah recently said in Assam that if voted back to power in the Lok Sabha elections, the bill would be brought back in Parliament. It had been passed by the Lok Sabha but not tabled in the Rajya Sabha. The bill will lapse on June 3.On the UDP's support to the MDA government, of which the BJP is also a part, Dkhar said, "The UDP supported the NPP to form the government after the Assembly elections last year. The UDP did not call the BJP to be part of the government."The MDA government was formed by six political parties - the NPP, UDP, HSPDP, PDF, BJP and NCP - besides Independents.The UDP has seven legislators in the 60-member Meghalaya Assembly. They are Speaker Donkupar Roy, ministers Metbah Lyngdoh, Lahkmen Rymbui and Kyrmen Shylla, besides H. Brolding Nongseij, Nujorki Sungoh and Pius Marwein. Two Independent legislators, S.K. Sun from Mawphlang constituency and Samuel M. Sangma from Baghmara, have also joined as associate members. Dailyhunthttps://vimeo.com/jprsworld

https://issuu.com/jprsworld The two-wheeler on which the duo travelled was knocked down by a KSRTC bus near Bharata Rajni church around 6 am. Jalaja died on the spot while Arya breathed her last at a private medical college hospital. The Kulathupuzha bound Venad bus from Kollam hit the vehicle from behind causing the accident. Dailyhunthttps://www.insanelymac.com/forum/profile/2482403-jprsinner/?tab=activity