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Parents Worry For Kids' Board Exam Commute Amid Farmers' Protest Restrictions
With school board exams slated to begin from Thursday, residents of areas near Delhi's Tikri and Singhu borders are worried about how children will reach exam centres amid traffic and security restrictions in view of the farmers' protest.
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"Against Centre's Rules": Kerala Slams Karnataka's Travel Curbs On Residents
Days after neighbouring Karnataka imposed travel restrictions on persons from the state in view of the COVID situation, Kerala ChiefMinister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday said the fresh curbswere against the directive of the Centre in this regard.
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Centre Declares "Disturbed Area" Tag For 3 Districts In Arunachal Pradesh
The centre has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in three districts of Arunachal Pradesh besides four police station areas in three other districts bordering Assam by another six months, and declared them "disturbed" in view of continuin
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"Emergency Procurement For Arms, Equipment By Forces": Centre On Ladakh
Emergency procurement of certain arms and equipment have been undertaken by the armed forces to bolster combat potential in view of the eastern Ladakh border standoff, the government said in Rajya Sabha on Monday.
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Chakka Jam Of Highways Ends, Delhi Under Security Blanket: 10 Points
The three-hour nationwide "chakka jam" -- blockade of national and state highways -- by farmers was held amid a high alert in Delhi on Saturday. Highways across north India, including the Eastern Peripheral Expressway around Delhi, were blocked by farmers protesting against the centre's three farm laws passed in September. In Bengaluru, 30 people ...
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PM Shared Our Views On Current Border Situation At India-EU Summit: Centre
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared India's views on India-China relations in general and the present situation in border areas, although no discussion was held on the Galwan Valley clashes with the European Union (EU), said Vikas Swarup, Ministry of External Affairs Secretary (West), on Wednesday.
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Armed Forces Special Powers Act Extended For 6 Months In Arunachal
The Centre has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in three districts of Arunachal Pradesh and its eight police station areas bordering Assam by another six months, in view of continuing activities of banned insurgent groups of the Northeast.
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Gujarat To Have Wagah-Like Border Viewing Point
On the lines of Wagah Border point, the famous tourist attraction in Punjab, Gujarat would soon have its own "Border Viewing Centre" near Suigam, a village near the Indo-Pak border in Banaskantha district.
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Border Security Force Back In Kashmir After 12 Years, Take Over Schools
The schools of Kashmir, closed in view of the prolonged unrest and violence, have opened their doors to the troops of the Border Security Forces, who have come to the Valley after a gap of 12 years.
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Pathankot Terror Attack: Punjab Wants 'Sensitive' Status For Border Area
The Punjab government on Monday urged the Centre to accord "sensitive" status to areas along the international border with Pakistan in view of recent attacks by Pakistani terrorists.
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Parents Worry For Kids' Board Exam Commute Amid Farmers' Protest Restrictions
With school board exams slated to begin from Thursday, residents of areas near Delhi's Tikri and Singhu borders are worried about how children will reach exam centres amid traffic and security restrictions in view of the farmers' protest.
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"Against Centre's Rules": Kerala Slams Karnataka's Travel Curbs On Residents
Days after neighbouring Karnataka imposed travel restrictions on persons from the state in view of the COVID situation, Kerala ChiefMinister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday said the fresh curbswere against the directive of the Centre in this regard.
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Centre Declares "Disturbed Area" Tag For 3 Districts In Arunachal Pradesh
The centre has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in three districts of Arunachal Pradesh besides four police station areas in three other districts bordering Assam by another six months, and declared them "disturbed" in view of continuin
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"Emergency Procurement For Arms, Equipment By Forces": Centre On Ladakh
Emergency procurement of certain arms and equipment have been undertaken by the armed forces to bolster combat potential in view of the eastern Ladakh border standoff, the government said in Rajya Sabha on Monday.
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Chakka Jam Of Highways Ends, Delhi Under Security Blanket: 10 Points
The three-hour nationwide "chakka jam" -- blockade of national and state highways -- by farmers was held amid a high alert in Delhi on Saturday. Highways across north India, including the Eastern Peripheral Expressway around Delhi, were blocked by farmers protesting against the centre's three farm laws passed in September. In Bengaluru, 30 people ...
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PM Shared Our Views On Current Border Situation At India-EU Summit: Centre
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared India's views on India-China relations in general and the present situation in border areas, although no discussion was held on the Galwan Valley clashes with the European Union (EU), said Vikas Swarup, Ministry of External Affairs Secretary (West), on Wednesday.
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Armed Forces Special Powers Act Extended For 6 Months In Arunachal
The Centre has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in three districts of Arunachal Pradesh and its eight police station areas bordering Assam by another six months, in view of continuing activities of banned insurgent groups of the Northeast.
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Gujarat To Have Wagah-Like Border Viewing Point
On the lines of Wagah Border point, the famous tourist attraction in Punjab, Gujarat would soon have its own "Border Viewing Centre" near Suigam, a village near the Indo-Pak border in Banaskantha district.
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Border Security Force Back In Kashmir After 12 Years, Take Over Schools
The schools of Kashmir, closed in view of the prolonged unrest and violence, have opened their doors to the troops of the Border Security Forces, who have come to the Valley after a gap of 12 years.
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Pathankot Terror Attack: Punjab Wants 'Sensitive' Status For Border Area
The Punjab government on Monday urged the Centre to accord "sensitive" status to areas along the international border with Pakistan in view of recent attacks by Pakistani terrorists.
