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Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh's Sister-In-Law Joins BJP Ahead Of Assembly Polls
Ahead of the Assembly polls in Himachal Pradesh, chief minister and Congress leader Virbhadra Singh's sister-in-law Jyoti Sen and some other relatives joined the BJP on Thursday, party sources said.
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Sensex, Nifty May Hit Pause Mode After 25% Gains
Many analysts have talked about an impending correction in stock prices, but their predictions have not fructified so far. Independent analyst Sarvendra Srivastava has been negative on markets for the last month or so and expects the 50-share Nifty to fall to 7,000 from around 7,800 currently.
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For first time, soldiers who died in 1962 Indo-China war to be honoured
For the first time ever in fifty years, India will officially remember and pay homage to the soldiers who fought in the 1962 India-China war. Defence Minister AK Antony, Marshal of the Indian Air Force and the senior-most living officer Arjan Singh, and the three service chiefs will be at the Amar Jawan Jyoti in New Delhi today to honour the martyr...
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Finally, plans for National War Memorial approved: Defence Minister
The long-delayed national War Memorial for Indian soldiers, first proposed in the 60s, has been cleared by a group of ministers handled to manage the project. It will be constructed next to the India Gate in New Delhi, a location preferred by the armed forces.
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Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh's Sister-In-Law Joins BJP Ahead Of Assembly Polls
Ahead of the Assembly polls in Himachal Pradesh, chief minister and Congress leader Virbhadra Singh's sister-in-law Jyoti Sen and some other relatives joined the BJP on Thursday, party sources said.
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Sensex, Nifty May Hit Pause Mode After 25% Gains
Many analysts have talked about an impending correction in stock prices, but their predictions have not fructified so far. Independent analyst Sarvendra Srivastava has been negative on markets for the last month or so and expects the 50-share Nifty to fall to 7,000 from around 7,800 currently.
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For first time, soldiers who died in 1962 Indo-China war to be honoured
For the first time ever in fifty years, India will officially remember and pay homage to the soldiers who fought in the 1962 India-China war. Defence Minister AK Antony, Marshal of the Indian Air Force and the senior-most living officer Arjan Singh, and the three service chiefs will be at the Amar Jawan Jyoti in New Delhi today to honour the martyr...
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Finally, plans for National War Memorial approved: Defence Minister
The long-delayed national War Memorial for Indian soldiers, first proposed in the 60s, has been cleared by a group of ministers handled to manage the project. It will be constructed next to the India Gate in New Delhi, a location preferred by the armed forces.
