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Two Indian Women Mountaineers Scale Mt Everest
Two Indian women mountaineers, aged in their 20s, and an instructor of the Tata Steel Adventure Foundation (TSAF) have successfully climbed the summit of the Mount Everest.
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Karnataka Election 2018: Disqualify Sriramulu From Contesting Polls, Congress Petitions Election Commission
A day after it released a video allegedly showing BJP candidate B Sriramulu bribe a former chief justice of India's relative, Congress today petitioned the Election Commission demanding he be disqualified from contesting the Karnataka assembly elections.
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Siddaramaiah "Praises" PM Modi In New Karnataka Poll Blooper
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah committed a gaffe on Tuesday, claiming that every vote cast for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the May 12 Karnataka assembly polls is like casting it for him.
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Karnataka Election: On Deve Gowda's Home Turf, People Rue Over Poor Development
On the face of it, many people in the district take pride in the fact that one of India's prime ministers H D Deve Gowda of JD(S) was from this place, but there is also unhappiness over lack of development, growing unemployment and farmers' distress.
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Singapore Airlines Flight Develops Glitch At Kolkata Airport
A Singapore Airlines flight developed a hydraulic failure on the runway during landing at the Kolkata International airport last night, news agency PTI said.
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'World's First' Women's Special Train Completes 26 Years
The Western Railway celebrated the completion of 26 years of its first 'ladies special' train today.It was on May 5, 1992 that the Western Railway introduced the train service to ferry only women passengers between Churchgate and Borivali stations.
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Body Of 12-Year-Old, Last Missing Member Of Indian Family, Found In US River
The body of a 12-year-old boy, the last member of an Indian family that disappeared during a road trip in US, has been recovered, ending a 11-day search operation for the Thottapilly family, from Santa Clarita.
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Chargesheet Filed Against Four DU Students For 'Stalking' Smriti Irani
Four Delhi University students have been booked for allegedly misbehaving with and stalking union minister Smriti Irani in 2017.
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Sushma Swaraj To Visit China On April 21 For Foreign Ministers' Meet
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will visit China later this week to participate in the Foreign Ministers meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), scheduled for April 24.
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Delhi Teen Alleges Parents Took 5 Lakhs From Rape-Accused To Settle Case
A 16-year-old girl has alleged that her parents tried to force her to change her statement in court in favour of the two men accused of raping her in outer Delhi's Aman Vihar area, police said on Monday.
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Kathua Accused Plead Not Guilty, Ask For Narco Test
The eight men accused in the rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in Kathua today pleaded not guilty of the crime and asked the district and sessions judge for a narco test.
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UK Historian Wants Soldier's Skull, Taken As 'War Trophy', Buried In India
The skull of an Indian soldier who was among those executed after the revolt of 1857 against the East India Company should be repatriated to India and buried where he participated in his last battle, said a British historian, associated with British Imperial History at Queen Mary College in London.
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Minister Wants A Promise From Rahul Gandhi After Mark Zuckerberg's Sorry
Hours after Mark Zuckerberg apologised over the hijacking of its user data by Cambridge Analytica, IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said Congress President Rahul Gandhi should also apologise for allegedly using the leaked data to swing poll results in India.
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AAP Considering 29-Year-Old Raghav Chadha For Lok Sabha Election
The Aam Aadmi Party is contemplating to field young candidates for the Lok Sabha elections due in 2019.
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China Protests India's "Transgression" In Arunachal, India Denies Claim
The Indian Army has said that it will continue to patrol up to the Line of Actual Control, as the Chinese side called India's patrolling in the area a "transgression".
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Two Indian Women Mountaineers Scale Mt Everest
Two Indian women mountaineers, aged in their 20s, and an instructor of the Tata Steel Adventure Foundation (TSAF) have successfully climbed the summit of the Mount Everest.
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Karnataka Election 2018: Disqualify Sriramulu From Contesting Polls, Congress Petitions Election Commission
A day after it released a video allegedly showing BJP candidate B Sriramulu bribe a former chief justice of India's relative, Congress today petitioned the Election Commission demanding he be disqualified from contesting the Karnataka assembly elections.
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Siddaramaiah "Praises" PM Modi In New Karnataka Poll Blooper
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah committed a gaffe on Tuesday, claiming that every vote cast for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the May 12 Karnataka assembly polls is like casting it for him.
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Karnataka Election: On Deve Gowda's Home Turf, People Rue Over Poor Development
On the face of it, many people in the district take pride in the fact that one of India's prime ministers H D Deve Gowda of JD(S) was from this place, but there is also unhappiness over lack of development, growing unemployment and farmers' distress.
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Singapore Airlines Flight Develops Glitch At Kolkata Airport
A Singapore Airlines flight developed a hydraulic failure on the runway during landing at the Kolkata International airport last night, news agency PTI said.
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'World's First' Women's Special Train Completes 26 Years
The Western Railway celebrated the completion of 26 years of its first 'ladies special' train today.It was on May 5, 1992 that the Western Railway introduced the train service to ferry only women passengers between Churchgate and Borivali stations.
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Body Of 12-Year-Old, Last Missing Member Of Indian Family, Found In US River
The body of a 12-year-old boy, the last member of an Indian family that disappeared during a road trip in US, has been recovered, ending a 11-day search operation for the Thottapilly family, from Santa Clarita.
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Chargesheet Filed Against Four DU Students For 'Stalking' Smriti Irani
Four Delhi University students have been booked for allegedly misbehaving with and stalking union minister Smriti Irani in 2017.
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Sushma Swaraj To Visit China On April 21 For Foreign Ministers' Meet
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will visit China later this week to participate in the Foreign Ministers meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), scheduled for April 24.
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Delhi Teen Alleges Parents Took 5 Lakhs From Rape-Accused To Settle Case
A 16-year-old girl has alleged that her parents tried to force her to change her statement in court in favour of the two men accused of raping her in outer Delhi's Aman Vihar area, police said on Monday.
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Kathua Accused Plead Not Guilty, Ask For Narco Test
The eight men accused in the rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in Kathua today pleaded not guilty of the crime and asked the district and sessions judge for a narco test.
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UK Historian Wants Soldier's Skull, Taken As 'War Trophy', Buried In India
The skull of an Indian soldier who was among those executed after the revolt of 1857 against the East India Company should be repatriated to India and buried where he participated in his last battle, said a British historian, associated with British Imperial History at Queen Mary College in London.
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Minister Wants A Promise From Rahul Gandhi After Mark Zuckerberg's Sorry
Hours after Mark Zuckerberg apologised over the hijacking of its user data by Cambridge Analytica, IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said Congress President Rahul Gandhi should also apologise for allegedly using the leaked data to swing poll results in India.
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AAP Considering 29-Year-Old Raghav Chadha For Lok Sabha Election
The Aam Aadmi Party is contemplating to field young candidates for the Lok Sabha elections due in 2019.
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China Protests India's "Transgression" In Arunachal, India Denies Claim
The Indian Army has said that it will continue to patrol up to the Line of Actual Control, as the Chinese side called India's patrolling in the area a "transgression".
