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Covid Curbs Eased In Delhi: What Changes From Today
The Covid-19 restrictions in national capital Delhi have been eased from Monday. A decision in this regard was taken at a Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) meeting on Friday. This has been done since COVID-19 cases have fallen considerably.
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"Go F*** Yourself", Ukrainian Troops Told Russians Moments Before Strike
Russia is launched invasion from three sides, sending its superior forces to Ukraine to capture it, defying warnings from the West.
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Ukrainians Celebrate 'Unity Day' As US Says Russia May Still Attack
US President Joe Biden gas demanded that Russia prove its good intentions with a verifiable withdrawal. Russia, meanwhile, informed about troop withdrawal from Crimea.
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Hypertension, Ailing Mother: Convicted Lawmaker Pacheco's Reasons for Seeking Pardon
Days after BJP government in Goa resolved to grant pardon to Francisco Pacheco, documents show that the convicted legislator had given hypertension and an ailing mother as reasons to get the pardon.
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Clashes in Anantnag as Police Detain Kashmir Separatist Syed Ali Shah Geelani
Clashes broke out between the police and supporters of Syed Ali Shah Geelani in Anantnag district of south Kashmir after the police detained the Kashmiri separatist hours before his scheduled public address.
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25 Dead, 19 Injured as Bus Collides With Truck in Madhya Pradesh's Khandwa
At least twenty-five persons, including four women, were killed and 19 others injured when the bus in which they were travelling collided with a truck near Choti Chhaegaon Makhan area in Khandwa on Wednesday.
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6 Arrested for Lynching of Bihar School Principal Over Death of 2 Students
The Bihar Police today said that they have arrested six people, including the main accused, in connection with lynching of the school principal following the recovery of the bodies of two students from a ditch.
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3-Hour-Long Traffic Jams on Major Mumbai-Pune Highway After Rain, Landslide
Landslides triggered by heavy rain has blocked the Mumbai-Pune Expressway stopping vehicular traffic. Landslides have been reported at a few places including Dabhol Village in Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra; efforts are on to clear the highway.
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India Remains Polio Free, Says Government Amid Reports of Resurfacing of Virus
"India remains polio free for the fourth consecutive year," the Health Ministry said refuting reports that around 200 samples have tested positive to polio-like symptoms in Uttar Pradesh and asserted that its test has found all these cases negative.
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'May God Forgive Him for He Knows Not What He Says,' Delhi Lt Governor Reacts to Arvind Kejriwal's Interview to NDTV
Reacting to Arvind Kejriwal's interview to NDTV, Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung has said the chief minister should be forgiven as he doesn't know what he says.
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Maggi Noodles Row: Delhi Bans Sale for 15 Days, Army Issues Advisory to Soldiers
Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain has announced an immediate "15-day ban" on sale of Maggi noodles and has asked Nestle, which manufactures the snack, to recall current stocks from the capital in that time and make available new stock, which will be allowed on shelves only after proper checks. The Indian Army, too, has issued an advisory asking ...
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Gujjars Threaten to Intensify Agitation After Talks With Government Fail; 200 Trains Affected
The first round of talks between leaders of the Gujjar community and Rajasthan government to discuss the issue of five per cent reservation in government jobs has failed. More than 100 trains have been cancelled and an equal number have been diverted because of the protest by Gujjars which has entered its fourth day today.
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Only PM, President, Chief Justice Can Feature in Government Ads, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has today said that government ads can feature pictures of only the Prime Minister, the President, and the Chief Justice of India, but said, "Even these three personalities will have to approve whether their photos will be there."
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Mamata Banerjee's Party Set to Sweep West Bengal Civic Polls
Mamata Banerjee's ruling Trinamool Congress is on its way to sweep civic polls in West Bengal, seen as a semi-final before assembly elections less than a year away. The party is now leading in 114 of the 144-member Kolkata Municipal Corporation Board and in 71 of the 91 municipalities in the rest of West Bengal.
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Telugu Actress Neetu Agarwal Arrested for Alleged Smuggling of Red Sanders
A small-time Telugu actress was today arrested by the Andhra Pradesh Police in Kurnool in connection with the smuggling of red sanders in the state. The actress, 27-year-old Neetu Agarwal, had been on the run after being booked in connection with the smuggling case.
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Covid Curbs Eased In Delhi: What Changes From Today
The Covid-19 restrictions in national capital Delhi have been eased from Monday. A decision in this regard was taken at a Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) meeting on Friday. This has been done since COVID-19 cases have fallen considerably.
-
"Go F*** Yourself", Ukrainian Troops Told Russians Moments Before Strike
Russia is launched invasion from three sides, sending its superior forces to Ukraine to capture it, defying warnings from the West.
-
Ukrainians Celebrate 'Unity Day' As US Says Russia May Still Attack
US President Joe Biden gas demanded that Russia prove its good intentions with a verifiable withdrawal. Russia, meanwhile, informed about troop withdrawal from Crimea.
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Hypertension, Ailing Mother: Convicted Lawmaker Pacheco's Reasons for Seeking Pardon
Days after BJP government in Goa resolved to grant pardon to Francisco Pacheco, documents show that the convicted legislator had given hypertension and an ailing mother as reasons to get the pardon.
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Clashes in Anantnag as Police Detain Kashmir Separatist Syed Ali Shah Geelani
Clashes broke out between the police and supporters of Syed Ali Shah Geelani in Anantnag district of south Kashmir after the police detained the Kashmiri separatist hours before his scheduled public address.
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25 Dead, 19 Injured as Bus Collides With Truck in Madhya Pradesh's Khandwa
At least twenty-five persons, including four women, were killed and 19 others injured when the bus in which they were travelling collided with a truck near Choti Chhaegaon Makhan area in Khandwa on Wednesday.
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6 Arrested for Lynching of Bihar School Principal Over Death of 2 Students
The Bihar Police today said that they have arrested six people, including the main accused, in connection with lynching of the school principal following the recovery of the bodies of two students from a ditch.
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3-Hour-Long Traffic Jams on Major Mumbai-Pune Highway After Rain, Landslide
Landslides triggered by heavy rain has blocked the Mumbai-Pune Expressway stopping vehicular traffic. Landslides have been reported at a few places including Dabhol Village in Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra; efforts are on to clear the highway.
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India Remains Polio Free, Says Government Amid Reports of Resurfacing of Virus
"India remains polio free for the fourth consecutive year," the Health Ministry said refuting reports that around 200 samples have tested positive to polio-like symptoms in Uttar Pradesh and asserted that its test has found all these cases negative.
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'May God Forgive Him for He Knows Not What He Says,' Delhi Lt Governor Reacts to Arvind Kejriwal's Interview to NDTV
Reacting to Arvind Kejriwal's interview to NDTV, Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung has said the chief minister should be forgiven as he doesn't know what he says.
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Maggi Noodles Row: Delhi Bans Sale for 15 Days, Army Issues Advisory to Soldiers
Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain has announced an immediate "15-day ban" on sale of Maggi noodles and has asked Nestle, which manufactures the snack, to recall current stocks from the capital in that time and make available new stock, which will be allowed on shelves only after proper checks. The Indian Army, too, has issued an advisory asking ...
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Gujjars Threaten to Intensify Agitation After Talks With Government Fail; 200 Trains Affected
The first round of talks between leaders of the Gujjar community and Rajasthan government to discuss the issue of five per cent reservation in government jobs has failed. More than 100 trains have been cancelled and an equal number have been diverted because of the protest by Gujjars which has entered its fourth day today.
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Only PM, President, Chief Justice Can Feature in Government Ads, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has today said that government ads can feature pictures of only the Prime Minister, the President, and the Chief Justice of India, but said, "Even these three personalities will have to approve whether their photos will be there."
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Mamata Banerjee's Party Set to Sweep West Bengal Civic Polls
Mamata Banerjee's ruling Trinamool Congress is on its way to sweep civic polls in West Bengal, seen as a semi-final before assembly elections less than a year away. The party is now leading in 114 of the 144-member Kolkata Municipal Corporation Board and in 71 of the 91 municipalities in the rest of West Bengal.
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Telugu Actress Neetu Agarwal Arrested for Alleged Smuggling of Red Sanders
A small-time Telugu actress was today arrested by the Andhra Pradesh Police in Kurnool in connection with the smuggling of red sanders in the state. The actress, 27-year-old Neetu Agarwal, had been on the run after being booked in connection with the smuggling case.
