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Boy Points Finger At Uncle In Kolkata Triple Murder Case: Cops
The two women and a girl of the Dey family killed in Kolkata's Tangra - murders thathave rocked the city - are likely to have died at the hands of the younger of the two brothers.
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OTT Not Capable Of Changing Bollywood "Forever": Rakesh Roshan
OTT platforms are not capable of changing Bollywood "forever", celebrated actor-cum-director Rakesh Roshan has said.
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"Population Control": MK Stalin On Why Tamil Nadu Losing Out In Delimitation
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK chief MK Stalin has again weighed in on the row over the decreasing number of parliamentary seats for the southern states after delimitation. This he said, is because the state has implemented the family planning pro
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Thadou Leaders Meet Home Ministry's Adviser For Northeast, Present Manipur Peace Roadmap
The leadership team of Thadou Inpi Manipur (TIM) led by its president and general secretary met with the Home Ministry's adviser for the northeast, AK Mishra, and discussed the situation in violence-hit Manipur, TIM said in a statement.
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5-Year-Old Boy Falls Into 32 Feet Deep Borewell In Rajasthan, Rescue Op Underway
A 5-year-old boy fell into a 32 feet deep borewell on Sunday in an agricultural field in Rajasthan's Jhalawar district, prompting authorities to launch a rescue operation.
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Jamaat To Formally Enter Politics In J&K, Writes To Poll Panel For Symbol
Banned group Jamaat-e-Islami is all set to launch a political party from Ramzaan. The party will be called Jammu Kashmir Justice Development Front. The group has sent an application to Election Commission for recognition and allotment of a symbol.
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Railway Minister Initiates Trial For Crowd Control Measures At New Delhi Station
The Railways conducted a trial for crowd control measures on Saturday at New Delhi Railway Station by restricting movements of unreserved passengers to a single platform and scheduling all Maha Kumbh special trains from there as and when demand arose
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Obesity On Rise, Fats Should Form Only 20% Of Diet: AIIMS Delhi Director
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, Director M Srinivas on Sunday said cases of obesity are on the rise in rural areas.
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Liquor Ban In J&K? Signature Campaign, Posters, Spark Massive Row
Jammu and Kashmir is seeing a fresh political row over liquor ban - an issue that came up in 2016 but got thumbs downed by Mehbooba Mufti's ruling People's Democratic Party. Now the battlelines have been re-drawn.
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Man Smuggles Diamond-Gold Necklace Worth Rs 6.08 Crore At Delhi Airport, Arrested
A man who was smuggling in a gold necklace studded with diamonds worth Rs 6.08 crore was arrested upon arrival at the IGI Airport from Bangkok, officials here said on Sunday.
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Women Achievers To Take Over PM Modi's Social Media Accounts To Mark Women's Day
Calling on people to celebrate and respect the indomitable spirit of women, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that he will hand over his various social media accounts to women achievers from different walks of life.
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"Committed To Reduce Medical Expenses For All Citizens": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that the Central government is committed to reduce the medical expenses for every Indian, which has been a pressing issue, especially for the economically weaker sections.
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Municipal Body To Make 12,000 Contractual Workers Permanent: Atishi
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) will regularise 12,000 contractual workers in its House meeting on Tuesday, AAP leader Atishi said.
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"7 Days Enough For Giving Up Illegally Held Weapons": Manipur Top Official
Manipur Chief Secretary PK Singh on Sunday said the seven-day time given for voluntarily surrendering looted and illegally held weapons is enough if one wants to give up arms, and asserted that the forces will take action.
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Preliminary Probe Not Mandatory In All Cases Under Prevention Of Corruption Act: Top Court
The Supreme Court has said conducting a preliminary inquiry is not mandatory in every case lodged under the Prevention of Corruption Act and it is not a vested right of the accused.
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Boy Points Finger At Uncle In Kolkata Triple Murder Case: Cops
The two women and a girl of the Dey family killed in Kolkata's Tangra - murders thathave rocked the city - are likely to have died at the hands of the younger of the two brothers.
-
OTT Not Capable Of Changing Bollywood "Forever": Rakesh Roshan
OTT platforms are not capable of changing Bollywood "forever", celebrated actor-cum-director Rakesh Roshan has said.
-
"Population Control": MK Stalin On Why Tamil Nadu Losing Out In Delimitation
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK chief MK Stalin has again weighed in on the row over the decreasing number of parliamentary seats for the southern states after delimitation. This he said, is because the state has implemented the family planning pro
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Thadou Leaders Meet Home Ministry's Adviser For Northeast, Present Manipur Peace Roadmap
The leadership team of Thadou Inpi Manipur (TIM) led by its president and general secretary met with the Home Ministry's adviser for the northeast, AK Mishra, and discussed the situation in violence-hit Manipur, TIM said in a statement.
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5-Year-Old Boy Falls Into 32 Feet Deep Borewell In Rajasthan, Rescue Op Underway
A 5-year-old boy fell into a 32 feet deep borewell on Sunday in an agricultural field in Rajasthan's Jhalawar district, prompting authorities to launch a rescue operation.
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Jamaat To Formally Enter Politics In J&K, Writes To Poll Panel For Symbol
Banned group Jamaat-e-Islami is all set to launch a political party from Ramzaan. The party will be called Jammu Kashmir Justice Development Front. The group has sent an application to Election Commission for recognition and allotment of a symbol.
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Railway Minister Initiates Trial For Crowd Control Measures At New Delhi Station
The Railways conducted a trial for crowd control measures on Saturday at New Delhi Railway Station by restricting movements of unreserved passengers to a single platform and scheduling all Maha Kumbh special trains from there as and when demand arose
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Obesity On Rise, Fats Should Form Only 20% Of Diet: AIIMS Delhi Director
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, Director M Srinivas on Sunday said cases of obesity are on the rise in rural areas.
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Liquor Ban In J&K? Signature Campaign, Posters, Spark Massive Row
Jammu and Kashmir is seeing a fresh political row over liquor ban - an issue that came up in 2016 but got thumbs downed by Mehbooba Mufti's ruling People's Democratic Party. Now the battlelines have been re-drawn.
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Man Smuggles Diamond-Gold Necklace Worth Rs 6.08 Crore At Delhi Airport, Arrested
A man who was smuggling in a gold necklace studded with diamonds worth Rs 6.08 crore was arrested upon arrival at the IGI Airport from Bangkok, officials here said on Sunday.
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Women Achievers To Take Over PM Modi's Social Media Accounts To Mark Women's Day
Calling on people to celebrate and respect the indomitable spirit of women, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that he will hand over his various social media accounts to women achievers from different walks of life.
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"Committed To Reduce Medical Expenses For All Citizens": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that the Central government is committed to reduce the medical expenses for every Indian, which has been a pressing issue, especially for the economically weaker sections.
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Municipal Body To Make 12,000 Contractual Workers Permanent: Atishi
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) will regularise 12,000 contractual workers in its House meeting on Tuesday, AAP leader Atishi said.
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"7 Days Enough For Giving Up Illegally Held Weapons": Manipur Top Official
Manipur Chief Secretary PK Singh on Sunday said the seven-day time given for voluntarily surrendering looted and illegally held weapons is enough if one wants to give up arms, and asserted that the forces will take action.
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Preliminary Probe Not Mandatory In All Cases Under Prevention Of Corruption Act: Top Court
The Supreme Court has said conducting a preliminary inquiry is not mandatory in every case lodged under the Prevention of Corruption Act and it is not a vested right of the accused.
