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Government vs Opposition On Speaker, First Contest In Decades
The BJP's NDA and the Congress' INDIA bloc will go head-to-head in a battle for the Speaker's post - arguably one of the most important in a parliamentary democracy and to be held for the first time since 1952 - after the two failed agree a deal.
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In Pics: 8,000 Guests, Celebs, Foreign Dignitaries At PM's Oath Ceremony
At 73, PM Modi took oath as India's Prime Minister for a third term, he equaled the record of Jawaharlal Nehru, who was elected as India's first prime minister in 1952, 1957, and 1962.
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Kenyan Delegation Reviews Prep At Cheetahs' Proposed Second Home In India
After reintroducing cheetahs - the animal was declared extinct from India in 1952 - at Kuno National Park (KNP) in the state's Sheopur district two years ago, the government is planning to bring the big cats to Gandhi Sagar.
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Lok Sabha 2024: The Rise Of Independents Amidst Declining Victories And Vote Share
In 1952, 1,874 candidates contested for 489 seats, marking an average of 3.83 candidates per constituency.
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Dattajirao Gaekwad, India's Oldest Test Cricketer, Dies At 95
Dattajirao Gaekwad made his debut against England at Leeds in 1952 and his final international game was against Pakistan in Chennai in 1961.
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100-Year-Old Kenyan Man Demands Compensation From King Charles, Here's Why
When the then-Princess Elizabeth visited Kenya in 1952, Kibore Cheruiyot Ngasura was among a group of young men chosen to sing for her at an event near Lake Victoria.
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Barbie Director Greta Gerwig Reportedly Fought to Keep ‘I’m Just Ken’ Dance Sequence in the Film
Barbie director Greta Gerwig revealed that the iconic ‘I’m Just Ken’ dance sequence almost didn’t make it to the final product. In an interview, the filmmaker revealed that she was called into a ‘big meeting’ and questioned about the necessity of including the dance sequence. Gerwig responded by likening it to Singin’ in the Rain’s ...
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China's Shenzhen Hit By Heaviest Rain Since 1952, Schools Closed
The state-run news agency said heavy rain was forecast to continue on Friday.
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Charlie Chaplin's Daughter Josephine Dies At 74
Josephine Chaplin began her career on screen at a young age in her father's 1952 film Limelight
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Google Doodle Pays Tribute to Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav, India's First Athlete To Win Olympic Medal
Mr Jadhav is remembered for being independent India's first individual athlete to win an Olympic medal at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki.
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Pak Plans To Amend Law To Have Greater Say Over Army Appointments
The Pakistan government is planning to amend the Army Act of 1952 to have greater authority over the appointment and retention of the Army chief, the defence minister has said, days ahead of the scheduled retirement of General Qamar Javed Bajwa.
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"Of Many Cultures, Faiths...": King Charles On Changes During Mother's 70-Year Reign
In first address as the new British monarch, King Charles speaks of what changed between when his mother became Queen in 1952 and when she died
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Queen Elizabeth II: Lesser-Known Facts
Elizabeth II formally acceded to the throne in February, 1952, when her father died. She was the sixth female to ascend to the British throne.
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When Queen Elizabeth Called Jallianwala Bagh A "Distressing Example"
Queen Elizabeth II, who died aged 96 on Thursday, was the first British monarch to accede to the throne after India's Independence from colonial rule in 1952 and cherished the "warmth and hospitality" she received during her three State Visits.
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Opinion: BJP Gains As Others Put Self Before Party, Family Before Self
With the Congress no longer an active aspirant for national power, this means that only one leg of the 1952 stool is left standing. Ideologically, there is only one game in our town.
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Government vs Opposition On Speaker, First Contest In Decades
The BJP's NDA and the Congress' INDIA bloc will go head-to-head in a battle for the Speaker's post - arguably one of the most important in a parliamentary democracy and to be held for the first time since 1952 - after the two failed agree a deal.
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In Pics: 8,000 Guests, Celebs, Foreign Dignitaries At PM's Oath Ceremony
At 73, PM Modi took oath as India's Prime Minister for a third term, he equaled the record of Jawaharlal Nehru, who was elected as India's first prime minister in 1952, 1957, and 1962.
-
Kenyan Delegation Reviews Prep At Cheetahs' Proposed Second Home In India
After reintroducing cheetahs - the animal was declared extinct from India in 1952 - at Kuno National Park (KNP) in the state's Sheopur district two years ago, the government is planning to bring the big cats to Gandhi Sagar.
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Lok Sabha 2024: The Rise Of Independents Amidst Declining Victories And Vote Share
In 1952, 1,874 candidates contested for 489 seats, marking an average of 3.83 candidates per constituency.
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Dattajirao Gaekwad, India's Oldest Test Cricketer, Dies At 95
Dattajirao Gaekwad made his debut against England at Leeds in 1952 and his final international game was against Pakistan in Chennai in 1961.
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100-Year-Old Kenyan Man Demands Compensation From King Charles, Here's Why
When the then-Princess Elizabeth visited Kenya in 1952, Kibore Cheruiyot Ngasura was among a group of young men chosen to sing for her at an event near Lake Victoria.
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Barbie Director Greta Gerwig Reportedly Fought to Keep ‘I’m Just Ken’ Dance Sequence in the Film
Barbie director Greta Gerwig revealed that the iconic ‘I’m Just Ken’ dance sequence almost didn’t make it to the final product. In an interview, the filmmaker revealed that she was called into a ‘big meeting’ and questioned about the necessity of including the dance sequence. Gerwig responded by likening it to Singin’ in the Rain’s ...
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China's Shenzhen Hit By Heaviest Rain Since 1952, Schools Closed
The state-run news agency said heavy rain was forecast to continue on Friday.
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Charlie Chaplin's Daughter Josephine Dies At 74
Josephine Chaplin began her career on screen at a young age in her father's 1952 film Limelight
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Google Doodle Pays Tribute to Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav, India's First Athlete To Win Olympic Medal
Mr Jadhav is remembered for being independent India's first individual athlete to win an Olympic medal at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki.
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Pak Plans To Amend Law To Have Greater Say Over Army Appointments
The Pakistan government is planning to amend the Army Act of 1952 to have greater authority over the appointment and retention of the Army chief, the defence minister has said, days ahead of the scheduled retirement of General Qamar Javed Bajwa.
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"Of Many Cultures, Faiths...": King Charles On Changes During Mother's 70-Year Reign
In first address as the new British monarch, King Charles speaks of what changed between when his mother became Queen in 1952 and when she died
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Queen Elizabeth II: Lesser-Known Facts
Elizabeth II formally acceded to the throne in February, 1952, when her father died. She was the sixth female to ascend to the British throne.
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When Queen Elizabeth Called Jallianwala Bagh A "Distressing Example"
Queen Elizabeth II, who died aged 96 on Thursday, was the first British monarch to accede to the throne after India's Independence from colonial rule in 1952 and cherished the "warmth and hospitality" she received during her three State Visits.
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Opinion: BJP Gains As Others Put Self Before Party, Family Before Self
With the Congress no longer an active aspirant for national power, this means that only one leg of the 1952 stool is left standing. Ideologically, there is only one game in our town.
