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Kunal Kamra Seeks More Time From Cops, Posts Sena Vandalism Visuals
Kunal Kamra, who is at the centre of a political firestorm after posting a satirical song on Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, has sought a week's time to appear before the Mumbai Police in connection with the case filed against him.
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Kunal Kamra Row: Mumbai Police Register Case Against Shiv Sena Workers On Vandalism
The Mumbai Police has registered an offence against Shiv Sena social media in-charge Rahool Kanal and 19 others in connection with the vandalism at the UniContinental Hotel where stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra performed.
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"Tipu Sultan Is Actually A Very Complex Figure In History": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Saturday attended the launch of Indian historian Vikram Sampath's book 'Tipu Sultan: The Saga of the Mysore Interregnum' at the Indian Habitat Centre here in Delhi.
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Minors Served Lunch To Child Rights Body Members In Delhi, Panel Seeks Action
The members of the apex child rights body NCPCR were served lunch by the underage children after which the commission sought an FIR against the venue management of the India Habitat Centre and the contractor for allegedly hiring child labour.
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Centre Says No To Mobile Towers In Critical Tiger Habitats
The Centre has disallowed the installation of mobile towers in core and critical tiger habitats in the country, according to new guidelines by the Environment Ministry.
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India Has Taken Several Measures To Protect Tigers: Environment Minister
India has taken several measures, including bringing out guidelines for tiger safaris, to reduce the pressure of eco-tourism, protect habitats of the big cats and conserve its population, Union Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan said today.
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HRD Ministry's 'Study in India' Portal Launch Tomorrow
HRD ministry's 'Study in India' portal -- www.studyinindia.gov.in -- will be launched at the India Habitat Centre on April 18, 2018
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Minister Nitin Gadkari Wishes International Maritime Institute On Completing 25 Years
The International Maritime Institute, or IMI in Greater Noida, which is north India's first private pre-sea maritime training institute, completed its twenty fifth year this month. To celebrate the milestone, the institute organised a seminar at the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi followed by an alumni meet at Kota House in central Delhi.
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Delhi's Slum Children Portray The City Through Photographs
Children living in the slums in New Delhi are showing what it is to live in the city through a series of photographs which they have clicked.
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Activists Object Transfer of Captured Tiger to Panna Tiger Reserve
A wild tiger captured from a human habitat here was today carted to Panna Tiger Reserve (PTR) much to the surprise of activists who alleged that the reserve had turned deadly for big cats due to presence of canine distemper virus (CDV) at its premises.
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Conservation of Asiatic Elephant Will Trickle Down to Tigers: Wildlife Photographer
Efforts to conserve the Asiatic elephant will not only help conserve the natural forest land but also other animals including tigers, says wildlife photographer Rajesh Bedi.
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Government Will Focus on Expanding Metro Network Across India: Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu
Union Urban Development Minister Venkaiah Naidu today said the government would focus on expanding metro network across the country.
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On Autism Awareness Day, Families Gather to Share Experiences
Happy faces were seen all across the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi where an event was organized on the occasion of Autism Awareness Day. Children suffering from autism and their parents gathered there to share their experiences.
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Cultural Evening Evokes 19th Century Lucknow to Promote Cancer Awareness
The celebrated court of Wajid Ali Shah, the last Nawab of Awadh, came alive to 'kathak' moves and dulcet tunes of 'thumri' as the audience at a show for promoting cancer awareness were transported back to an evening of enchantment in 19th century Lucknow.
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Delhi polls: Here is how politicians de-stress
Election time is clearly synonymous with stress for politicians, who are taking recourse to various means to ensure that the long hours of canvassing with little sleep and erratic meals, not to mention the daily bickering with rivals, do not take a toll on health.
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Kunal Kamra Seeks More Time From Cops, Posts Sena Vandalism Visuals
Kunal Kamra, who is at the centre of a political firestorm after posting a satirical song on Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, has sought a week's time to appear before the Mumbai Police in connection with the case filed against him.
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Kunal Kamra Row: Mumbai Police Register Case Against Shiv Sena Workers On Vandalism
The Mumbai Police has registered an offence against Shiv Sena social media in-charge Rahool Kanal and 19 others in connection with the vandalism at the UniContinental Hotel where stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra performed.
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"Tipu Sultan Is Actually A Very Complex Figure In History": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Saturday attended the launch of Indian historian Vikram Sampath's book 'Tipu Sultan: The Saga of the Mysore Interregnum' at the Indian Habitat Centre here in Delhi.
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Minors Served Lunch To Child Rights Body Members In Delhi, Panel Seeks Action
The members of the apex child rights body NCPCR were served lunch by the underage children after which the commission sought an FIR against the venue management of the India Habitat Centre and the contractor for allegedly hiring child labour.
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Centre Says No To Mobile Towers In Critical Tiger Habitats
The Centre has disallowed the installation of mobile towers in core and critical tiger habitats in the country, according to new guidelines by the Environment Ministry.
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India Has Taken Several Measures To Protect Tigers: Environment Minister
India has taken several measures, including bringing out guidelines for tiger safaris, to reduce the pressure of eco-tourism, protect habitats of the big cats and conserve its population, Union Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan said today.
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HRD Ministry's 'Study in India' Portal Launch Tomorrow
HRD ministry's 'Study in India' portal -- www.studyinindia.gov.in -- will be launched at the India Habitat Centre on April 18, 2018
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Minister Nitin Gadkari Wishes International Maritime Institute On Completing 25 Years
The International Maritime Institute, or IMI in Greater Noida, which is north India's first private pre-sea maritime training institute, completed its twenty fifth year this month. To celebrate the milestone, the institute organised a seminar at the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi followed by an alumni meet at Kota House in central Delhi.
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Delhi's Slum Children Portray The City Through Photographs
Children living in the slums in New Delhi are showing what it is to live in the city through a series of photographs which they have clicked.
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Activists Object Transfer of Captured Tiger to Panna Tiger Reserve
A wild tiger captured from a human habitat here was today carted to Panna Tiger Reserve (PTR) much to the surprise of activists who alleged that the reserve had turned deadly for big cats due to presence of canine distemper virus (CDV) at its premises.
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Conservation of Asiatic Elephant Will Trickle Down to Tigers: Wildlife Photographer
Efforts to conserve the Asiatic elephant will not only help conserve the natural forest land but also other animals including tigers, says wildlife photographer Rajesh Bedi.
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Government Will Focus on Expanding Metro Network Across India: Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu
Union Urban Development Minister Venkaiah Naidu today said the government would focus on expanding metro network across the country.
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On Autism Awareness Day, Families Gather to Share Experiences
Happy faces were seen all across the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi where an event was organized on the occasion of Autism Awareness Day. Children suffering from autism and their parents gathered there to share their experiences.
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Cultural Evening Evokes 19th Century Lucknow to Promote Cancer Awareness
The celebrated court of Wajid Ali Shah, the last Nawab of Awadh, came alive to 'kathak' moves and dulcet tunes of 'thumri' as the audience at a show for promoting cancer awareness were transported back to an evening of enchantment in 19th century Lucknow.
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Delhi polls: Here is how politicians de-stress
Election time is clearly synonymous with stress for politicians, who are taking recourse to various means to ensure that the long hours of canvassing with little sleep and erratic meals, not to mention the daily bickering with rivals, do not take a toll on health.
