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"We Work 24 Hours, Paid For 12": Cops Facing Protests For Sealing Greater Noida Complex
The residents of a housing complex in Greater Noida near Delhi and the police in the area had a face-off of sorts on Monday night after the entire complex was sealed because a person living there tested positive for coronavirus.
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To Business Leaders, Amit Shah Defends New Citizenship Law: Foreign Media
Home Minister Amit Shah defended his government's new religion-based citizenship law as he addressed business leaders for the first time since protests against the legislation erupted across the country, hours after violent clashes broke out in Delhi between police and protesters.
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IndiGo Employee Wanted To "Teach Airline A Lesson". He Made A Hoax Call
Upset by a warning about his work from seniors, an employee of the IndiGo airlines allegedly put airport operations on hold for hours with a hoax call about a bomb, the police said. The man, who was arrested today, has confessed to the crime, the police said.
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5 Tutors, 18 Students Questioned By Police In CBSE Paper Leak Case: 10 Facts
More than 24 hours after the shock announcement of CBSE paper leak, the police have questioned 25 people - five tutors of a Delhi-based coaching centre and 18 students. CBSE chief Anita Karwal said the decision to hold fresh exams in two papers for nearly 2 million students, was taken "in favour of children". The dates will be announced very soon, ...
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Woman, 22, Kidnapped, Gang-Raped In Moving Car For 2 Hours Near Delhi
A 22-year-old woman, who was returning home from work on Saturday evening, was kidnapped and gangraped allegedly by three men in a moving car for nearly two hours in Haryana's Faridabad. They later dumped her near a petrol pump in Sikri village, about 20 km from where they had picked her. No arrests have been made so far.
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After Gang-Rape Outrage, Bulandshahr Police Says It Can't Receive Calls
The taxi driver, agonizing over his raped 14-year-old daughter and wife, kept calling the emergency police helpline - 100. He kept calling for 15 minutes, and then gave up trying. The phone either rang out or was busy. The battered family could do nothing but wait.
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Delhi Police Sets Up Committee To Look Into Long Working Hours Of Officials
Delhi Police has set up a six-member committee to look into the issue of long duty hours of police officials.
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Delhi Police, Locals Work Together to Trace Missing Child in Three Hours
Concerted efforts by Delhi Police and locals leads to tracing of missing child within three hours of alarm.
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'You go or we go,' BCCI vice-presidents tell president N Srinivasan: sources
Board of Control for Cricket in India president N Srinivasan has advanced the emergency meeting of the board's working committee -- from June 8 to tomorrow. This comes hours after he was reportedly served an ultimatum by the five vice-presidents of the BCCI - "You go or we go". Sources say that Mr Srinivasan has said he will resign if the board has...
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Woman abducted while returning from work, rescued after dramatic chase
A young woman returning home from work was chased and abducted in the capital by five men, including two college students, after a verbal duel in the early hours on Sunday but was dramatically rescued after a long chase by police from neighbouring Faridabad.
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29 child labourers rescued from Delhi
Twenty-nine child labourers, forced to work in inhuman conditions for around 15 hours daily, were rescued by a team of Delhi Police along with labour department officials Friday, a statement said.
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"We Work 24 Hours, Paid For 12": Cops Facing Protests For Sealing Greater Noida Complex
The residents of a housing complex in Greater Noida near Delhi and the police in the area had a face-off of sorts on Monday night after the entire complex was sealed because a person living there tested positive for coronavirus.
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To Business Leaders, Amit Shah Defends New Citizenship Law: Foreign Media
Home Minister Amit Shah defended his government's new religion-based citizenship law as he addressed business leaders for the first time since protests against the legislation erupted across the country, hours after violent clashes broke out in Delhi between police and protesters.
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IndiGo Employee Wanted To "Teach Airline A Lesson". He Made A Hoax Call
Upset by a warning about his work from seniors, an employee of the IndiGo airlines allegedly put airport operations on hold for hours with a hoax call about a bomb, the police said. The man, who was arrested today, has confessed to the crime, the police said.
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5 Tutors, 18 Students Questioned By Police In CBSE Paper Leak Case: 10 Facts
More than 24 hours after the shock announcement of CBSE paper leak, the police have questioned 25 people - five tutors of a Delhi-based coaching centre and 18 students. CBSE chief Anita Karwal said the decision to hold fresh exams in two papers for nearly 2 million students, was taken "in favour of children". The dates will be announced very soon, ...
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Woman, 22, Kidnapped, Gang-Raped In Moving Car For 2 Hours Near Delhi
A 22-year-old woman, who was returning home from work on Saturday evening, was kidnapped and gangraped allegedly by three men in a moving car for nearly two hours in Haryana's Faridabad. They later dumped her near a petrol pump in Sikri village, about 20 km from where they had picked her. No arrests have been made so far.
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After Gang-Rape Outrage, Bulandshahr Police Says It Can't Receive Calls
The taxi driver, agonizing over his raped 14-year-old daughter and wife, kept calling the emergency police helpline - 100. He kept calling for 15 minutes, and then gave up trying. The phone either rang out or was busy. The battered family could do nothing but wait.
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Delhi Police Sets Up Committee To Look Into Long Working Hours Of Officials
Delhi Police has set up a six-member committee to look into the issue of long duty hours of police officials.
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Delhi Police, Locals Work Together to Trace Missing Child in Three Hours
Concerted efforts by Delhi Police and locals leads to tracing of missing child within three hours of alarm.
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'You go or we go,' BCCI vice-presidents tell president N Srinivasan: sources
Board of Control for Cricket in India president N Srinivasan has advanced the emergency meeting of the board's working committee -- from June 8 to tomorrow. This comes hours after he was reportedly served an ultimatum by the five vice-presidents of the BCCI - "You go or we go". Sources say that Mr Srinivasan has said he will resign if the board has...
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Woman abducted while returning from work, rescued after dramatic chase
A young woman returning home from work was chased and abducted in the capital by five men, including two college students, after a verbal duel in the early hours on Sunday but was dramatically rescued after a long chase by police from neighbouring Faridabad.
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29 child labourers rescued from Delhi
Twenty-nine child labourers, forced to work in inhuman conditions for around 15 hours daily, were rescued by a team of Delhi Police along with labour department officials Friday, a statement said.
