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Yogendra Bhadoria, Radhika Prasad Shine As India Thrash England To Lift Physically Disabled Champions Trophy
Aided by Yogendra Bhadoria's quick-fire half-century and a four-wicket haul by Radhika Prasad, India thrashed England by 79 runs to lift the Physically Disabled Champions Trophy.
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Opinion | Trump's Second Coming: When American Anxiety Met The Fist
A casual chat with a healthcare aide working for one of the largest health service conglomerates in Pennsylvania reveals several of the anxieties that explain Trumps stellar comeback as the POTUS.
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Fasting Farmer Leader Jagjit Dallewal Takes Medical Aid As Centre Agrees For Meeting
The Centre will hold a meeting with Punjab's protesting farmers on February 14 in Chandigarh to discuss their demands, thus ending a stalemate over the resumption of a dialogue with the agitators, who have been demanding a legal guarantee on the MSP.
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"Will Enable Sustained Supply Of Aide": India Welcomes Gaza Ceasefire Deal
India welcomed the three-phased ceasefire and hostages release agreement between Israel and Hamas and expressed hope that it would lead to a "safe and sustained supply of humanitarian assistance" to the people of Gaza after a 15-month-long war.
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Leader From Sharad Pawar's Party Dies Of Heart Attack After Prayagraj Holy Dip
Former Solapur mayor and NCP (SP) leader Mahesh Kothe died after he suffered a heart attack while taking a holy dip at the triveni confluence in Prayagraj on Tuesday, his aide said.
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Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Announces Rs 10 Lakh Aid To Family Of Journalist Killed
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai on Tuesday announced an aid of Rs 10 lakh to the family of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar, who was murdered in Bijapur district earlier this month.
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Chhota Rajan Taken To Delhi's AIIMS For Minor Nose Operation
Underworld don Chhota Rajan was taken to AIIMS for a medical surgery, prison officials said on Friday.
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Government Said to Plan Near $3 Billion Aid, Tariff Cuts for Electronics
India’s government is considering fresh subsidies for electronic component-makers and cutting tariffs on imports to help boost local manufacturing. A final decision on the proposals will be made by the cabinet, and if approved, details may be announced in the government’s upcoming budget in February, people familiar with the matter said.
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Supreme Court-Appointed Panel Meets Farm Leader Jagjit Dallewal, Urges Medical Aid
A Supreme Court-appointed high-powered committee Monday met with Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who is on an indefinite fast at the Khanauri border point between Punjab and Haryana.
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India Sends 1st Batch Of Humanitarian Aid To Bolivia To Combat Forest Fires
India on Friday dispatched the first batch of humanitarian assistance to Bolivia to support the country's efforts in tackling devastating forest fires.
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On The Run For 32 Years, Chhota Rajan's Aide Arrested In Mumbai
The henchman of infamous gangster Chhota Rajan, wanted for murder, kidnapping, and illegal possession of weapons, has been arrested by the Mumbai Police, officials said.
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"Close Aide Murdered": Mamata Banerjee After Trinamool Leader Shot In Bengal
A TMC councillor was shot by two unidentified men in West Bengal's Malda district on Thursday morning, police said.
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Maharashtra Minister's Aide Walmik Karad Surrenders In Beed Murder Case
Maharashtra minister Dhananjay Munde's close aide Walmik Karad, wanted in an extortion case linked to the murder of a sarpanch in Beed district, surrendered before the police in Pune on Tuesday.
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No Evidence Of Paper Leak In BPSC Exam: Bihar Minister
Amid the stalemate over demand for cancellation of a recent competitive exam in Bihar, a close aide of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Tuesday asserted that it has received no evidence, so far, of question paper leak.
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ISRO Successfully Launches SpaDeX Mission For "In-Space Docking"
Two spacecraft that would aid ISRO in demonstrating space docking, a critical technology for future space missions got separated successfully and were placed into the desired low earth orbit late on Monday night, ISRO said.
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Yogendra Bhadoria, Radhika Prasad Shine As India Thrash England To Lift Physically Disabled Champions Trophy
Aided by Yogendra Bhadoria's quick-fire half-century and a four-wicket haul by Radhika Prasad, India thrashed England by 79 runs to lift the Physically Disabled Champions Trophy.
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Opinion | Trump's Second Coming: When American Anxiety Met The Fist
A casual chat with a healthcare aide working for one of the largest health service conglomerates in Pennsylvania reveals several of the anxieties that explain Trumps stellar comeback as the POTUS.
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Fasting Farmer Leader Jagjit Dallewal Takes Medical Aid As Centre Agrees For Meeting
The Centre will hold a meeting with Punjab's protesting farmers on February 14 in Chandigarh to discuss their demands, thus ending a stalemate over the resumption of a dialogue with the agitators, who have been demanding a legal guarantee on the MSP.
-
"Will Enable Sustained Supply Of Aide": India Welcomes Gaza Ceasefire Deal
India welcomed the three-phased ceasefire and hostages release agreement between Israel and Hamas and expressed hope that it would lead to a "safe and sustained supply of humanitarian assistance" to the people of Gaza after a 15-month-long war.
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Leader From Sharad Pawar's Party Dies Of Heart Attack After Prayagraj Holy Dip
Former Solapur mayor and NCP (SP) leader Mahesh Kothe died after he suffered a heart attack while taking a holy dip at the triveni confluence in Prayagraj on Tuesday, his aide said.
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Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Announces Rs 10 Lakh Aid To Family Of Journalist Killed
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai on Tuesday announced an aid of Rs 10 lakh to the family of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar, who was murdered in Bijapur district earlier this month.
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Chhota Rajan Taken To Delhi's AIIMS For Minor Nose Operation
Underworld don Chhota Rajan was taken to AIIMS for a medical surgery, prison officials said on Friday.
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Government Said to Plan Near $3 Billion Aid, Tariff Cuts for Electronics
India’s government is considering fresh subsidies for electronic component-makers and cutting tariffs on imports to help boost local manufacturing. A final decision on the proposals will be made by the cabinet, and if approved, details may be announced in the government’s upcoming budget in February, people familiar with the matter said.
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Supreme Court-Appointed Panel Meets Farm Leader Jagjit Dallewal, Urges Medical Aid
A Supreme Court-appointed high-powered committee Monday met with Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who is on an indefinite fast at the Khanauri border point between Punjab and Haryana.
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India Sends 1st Batch Of Humanitarian Aid To Bolivia To Combat Forest Fires
India on Friday dispatched the first batch of humanitarian assistance to Bolivia to support the country's efforts in tackling devastating forest fires.
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On The Run For 32 Years, Chhota Rajan's Aide Arrested In Mumbai
The henchman of infamous gangster Chhota Rajan, wanted for murder, kidnapping, and illegal possession of weapons, has been arrested by the Mumbai Police, officials said.
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"Close Aide Murdered": Mamata Banerjee After Trinamool Leader Shot In Bengal
A TMC councillor was shot by two unidentified men in West Bengal's Malda district on Thursday morning, police said.
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Maharashtra Minister's Aide Walmik Karad Surrenders In Beed Murder Case
Maharashtra minister Dhananjay Munde's close aide Walmik Karad, wanted in an extortion case linked to the murder of a sarpanch in Beed district, surrendered before the police in Pune on Tuesday.
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No Evidence Of Paper Leak In BPSC Exam: Bihar Minister
Amid the stalemate over demand for cancellation of a recent competitive exam in Bihar, a close aide of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Tuesday asserted that it has received no evidence, so far, of question paper leak.
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ISRO Successfully Launches SpaDeX Mission For "In-Space Docking"
Two spacecraft that would aid ISRO in demonstrating space docking, a critical technology for future space missions got separated successfully and were placed into the desired low earth orbit late on Monday night, ISRO said.
