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British PM David Cameron Says 'Phir Ek Bar Cameron Sarkaar'
With the May 7 election too close to call, British Asian votes have become an important factor, which is why both he and rival Ed Milliband, have been wooing British Asians with sharper focus than any previous election.
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The Shadow of Terror Haunts Our Children, Says Afghan President Ashraf Ghani
A joint effort to combat terror dominated talks during Afghan President Ashraf Ghani's first official visit to India, seven months after he was sworn in. His visit was delayed by a few hours because of a Taliban offensive in Afghanistan's Kunduz province.
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Ban Cow, Buffalo Slaughter Across the Country: Maneka Gandhi to NDTV
Maneka Gandhi, Minister for Women and Child Development, has called for a nationwide ban on cow and buffalo slaughter, and said it would be wrong to give it a religious colour.
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Akbar Demoted, Rana Pratap is 'Great' in Rajasthan Textbooks
History is in for a radical, some are calling it 'saffron', change in Rajasthan. School text books being printed for the next academic session will see Akbar lose his traditional title of ''Great'', which will now be given to the person who fought battles against him - Maharana Pratap.
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Two-Wheeler Ambulances in Bengaluru to Save Time in Traffic
Negotiating Bengaluru traffic can be traumatic but the state government has devised a solution, at least for patients needing emergency care. A long-awaited two-wheeler ambulance service was launched yesterday, promising to cut time for patients needing instant response.
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Asia's Largest Tulip Garden is in Full Bloom in Srinagar
Just days after Srinagar was pounded by heavy rain, a much-needed sight for sore eyes - 90 acres in full bloom in the city's tulip garden, the largest in Asia.
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TGIF: The Indian Politician's Favourite Quotes
There's usually a big gap between what politicians say and what they really mean.
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Rich and Powerful Aren't Punished Enough for Rash Driving, Says Supreme Court
The rich and mighty escape with lesser punishment in rash driving cases, the Supreme Court today said, and asked the Centre to work on a tougher law.
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PM Modi Shares a Favourite Motto: "Heart That Works, Hands That Deliver"
A little-known newspaper in the Seychelles has managed to get Prime Minister Narendra Modi's to open up about his personal life.
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'Those Attacking Christians Are Not Real Hindus', Says Bombay Archbishop Oswald Gracias
"The government not acting swiftly and strongly enough. I don't want to say BJP has an anti-Christian agenda but one cannot close eyes to fact that these attacks have multiplied after they came to power," said Cardinal Oswald Gracias, the Archbishop of the Bombay Diocese.
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Shashi Kapoor: Honour Richly Deserved
The Dada Saheb Phalke Award for Shashi Kapoor is not just well deserved but long overdue. The veteran actor-producer has been keeping a low profile of late, mainly due to health-related issues, but his contribution to the film industry is immense and durable. Now 77, Mr Kapoor has appeared in 160 movies during his career, his peak as an actor being...
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Explain Faking the Biryani Remark, Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam Ordered
After he confessed that he cooked up a statement about terrorist Ajmal Kasab wanting biryani in jail, public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam has been asked for a clarification by the Maharashtra government.
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No Change in Stand on Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, Says RSS
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS said today that there is no change in its stand on Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir.
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In Uttar Pradesh, Villagers Watch Banned Film 'India's Daughter'
Defying the ban on 'India's Daughter', the BBC documentary by Leslee Udwin, a group of villagers from Awalkheda near Agra, were shown the film on Sunday.
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Assamese Student Thrashed in Delhi by Neighbours Who Mistook Him For a Thief, Say Police
A 21-year-old student from Assam was brutally beaten at a south Delhi colony on Friday by residents who allegedly thought he was a burglar.
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British PM David Cameron Says 'Phir Ek Bar Cameron Sarkaar'
With the May 7 election too close to call, British Asian votes have become an important factor, which is why both he and rival Ed Milliband, have been wooing British Asians with sharper focus than any previous election.
-
The Shadow of Terror Haunts Our Children, Says Afghan President Ashraf Ghani
A joint effort to combat terror dominated talks during Afghan President Ashraf Ghani's first official visit to India, seven months after he was sworn in. His visit was delayed by a few hours because of a Taliban offensive in Afghanistan's Kunduz province.
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Ban Cow, Buffalo Slaughter Across the Country: Maneka Gandhi to NDTV
Maneka Gandhi, Minister for Women and Child Development, has called for a nationwide ban on cow and buffalo slaughter, and said it would be wrong to give it a religious colour.
-
Akbar Demoted, Rana Pratap is 'Great' in Rajasthan Textbooks
History is in for a radical, some are calling it 'saffron', change in Rajasthan. School text books being printed for the next academic session will see Akbar lose his traditional title of ''Great'', which will now be given to the person who fought battles against him - Maharana Pratap.
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Two-Wheeler Ambulances in Bengaluru to Save Time in Traffic
Negotiating Bengaluru traffic can be traumatic but the state government has devised a solution, at least for patients needing emergency care. A long-awaited two-wheeler ambulance service was launched yesterday, promising to cut time for patients needing instant response.
-
Asia's Largest Tulip Garden is in Full Bloom in Srinagar
Just days after Srinagar was pounded by heavy rain, a much-needed sight for sore eyes - 90 acres in full bloom in the city's tulip garden, the largest in Asia.
-
TGIF: The Indian Politician's Favourite Quotes
There's usually a big gap between what politicians say and what they really mean.
-
Rich and Powerful Aren't Punished Enough for Rash Driving, Says Supreme Court
The rich and mighty escape with lesser punishment in rash driving cases, the Supreme Court today said, and asked the Centre to work on a tougher law.
-
PM Modi Shares a Favourite Motto: "Heart That Works, Hands That Deliver"
A little-known newspaper in the Seychelles has managed to get Prime Minister Narendra Modi's to open up about his personal life.
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'Those Attacking Christians Are Not Real Hindus', Says Bombay Archbishop Oswald Gracias
"The government not acting swiftly and strongly enough. I don't want to say BJP has an anti-Christian agenda but one cannot close eyes to fact that these attacks have multiplied after they came to power," said Cardinal Oswald Gracias, the Archbishop of the Bombay Diocese.
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Shashi Kapoor: Honour Richly Deserved
The Dada Saheb Phalke Award for Shashi Kapoor is not just well deserved but long overdue. The veteran actor-producer has been keeping a low profile of late, mainly due to health-related issues, but his contribution to the film industry is immense and durable. Now 77, Mr Kapoor has appeared in 160 movies during his career, his peak as an actor being...
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Explain Faking the Biryani Remark, Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam Ordered
After he confessed that he cooked up a statement about terrorist Ajmal Kasab wanting biryani in jail, public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam has been asked for a clarification by the Maharashtra government.
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No Change in Stand on Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, Says RSS
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS said today that there is no change in its stand on Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir.
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In Uttar Pradesh, Villagers Watch Banned Film 'India's Daughter'
Defying the ban on 'India's Daughter', the BBC documentary by Leslee Udwin, a group of villagers from Awalkheda near Agra, were shown the film on Sunday.
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Assamese Student Thrashed in Delhi by Neighbours Who Mistook Him For a Thief, Say Police
A 21-year-old student from Assam was brutally beaten at a south Delhi colony on Friday by residents who allegedly thought he was a burglar.
