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Trump Fires At Least A Dozen Internal Government Watchdogs: Report
President Donald Trump sacked at least a dozen internal government watchdogs late Friday, US media reported, the latest shake-up of the Republican's second term after less than a week back in office.
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Rs 9.25 Lakh: Madhya Pradesh Government's Air Travel Cost Per Day
The new government of Madhya Pradesh has spent more than Rs 32.85 crore on air travel in less than a year since coming to power, averaging Rs 9.25 lakh a day. The revelation has sparked political debates.
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"Syria Being Purified": Victory Speech By Rebel Chief Who Ended Assad Rule
Syria's rebel leader hailed a "historic" victory Sunday from a landmark Damascus mosque after his Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group headed a lightning offensive, snatching the capital from government control in less than two weeks.
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Schools In Uttar Pradesh With Less Than 50 Students To Be Merged With Nearby Institutions
Schools having less than 50 students will be accommodated in nearby institutions to ensure their continued education.
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"Less Time To Campaign": Opposition On Maharashtra Election Date
The Opposition in Maharashtra on Tuesday said the 35-day period during which the Assembly elections process will take place is shorter than usual while the Election Commission gave enough time to the government to announce a slew of schemes.
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Japan Admits Doctoring Cabinet Photo To Make Ministers Look Less Unkempt
Japan's government admitted Monday manipulating an official photo of the new cabinet to make its members look less unkempt, after online mockery of their sagging trousers.
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Why Sri Lanka's President Has Called For A Snap General Election - 5 Facts
Sri Lanka will hold a parliamentary election on November 14, the government announced on Tuesday, less than two months after the island nation elected Anura Kumara Dissanayake as its new President.
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Saudi Man Jailed For 30 years For Criticising Government On Social Media
A Saudi court sentenced a retired teacher to 30 years' jail for criticising the government on social media, less than two months after his death sentence was overturned, his brother said on Tuesday.
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"I Pray Your Daughter Is...": Jennifer Aniston Slams Trump's Running Mate
An old comment by Donald Trump's running mate JD Vance - suggesting childless women are less fit to govern - has sparked a volley of criticism, the latest snap coming from actor Jennifer Aniston.
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Unemployment In Madhya Pradesh: A Tale Of Contradictory Claims?
Discrepancies in the number of unemployed people in Madhya Pradesh - the state government's figures are nearly 7.6 lakh less than the Economic Survey - have raised eyebrows.
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Parents' Fascination With English-Medium Schools No Less Than Suicide: NCERT Chief
NCERT Director DP Saklani has lamented that parents remain fascinated by English-medium schools even though many don't have trained teachers, saying it is "no less than suicide" as government schools now provide quality education.
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Meet Modi 3.0's Seven Women Ministers, Two Of Them Hold Cabinet Rank
The 72-member council of ministers in the third Narendra Modi government has seven women, including two with cabinet rank. This is four less than the outgoing council of ministers.
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With 72 Members, Modi 3.0 Council Of Ministers 9 Short Of Maximum Limit
With a 72-member Council of Ministers taking oath on Sunday in the third term of the Modi government, it is only nine short of the maximum permissible strength of 81 and six less than the maximum of 78 ministers the Modi government had between 2019 a
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Election Body Removes West Bengal Top Cop A Day After Appointment
The Election Commission on Tuesday removed Vivek Sahay as West Bengal DGP, less than 24 hours after naming him for the post, and directed the state government to appoint Sanjoy Mukherjee, a year junior to Sahay.
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Indians Spending Less On Food And More On These Items: Centre's Survey
Indians are spending less on food, particularly staples like rice and wheat, and more on discretionary items such as processed food, as well as durables like televisions and fridges, the government consumption data showed.
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Trump Fires At Least A Dozen Internal Government Watchdogs: Report
President Donald Trump sacked at least a dozen internal government watchdogs late Friday, US media reported, the latest shake-up of the Republican's second term after less than a week back in office.
-
Rs 9.25 Lakh: Madhya Pradesh Government's Air Travel Cost Per Day
The new government of Madhya Pradesh has spent more than Rs 32.85 crore on air travel in less than a year since coming to power, averaging Rs 9.25 lakh a day. The revelation has sparked political debates.
-
"Syria Being Purified": Victory Speech By Rebel Chief Who Ended Assad Rule
Syria's rebel leader hailed a "historic" victory Sunday from a landmark Damascus mosque after his Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group headed a lightning offensive, snatching the capital from government control in less than two weeks.
-
Schools In Uttar Pradesh With Less Than 50 Students To Be Merged With Nearby Institutions
Schools having less than 50 students will be accommodated in nearby institutions to ensure their continued education.
-
"Less Time To Campaign": Opposition On Maharashtra Election Date
The Opposition in Maharashtra on Tuesday said the 35-day period during which the Assembly elections process will take place is shorter than usual while the Election Commission gave enough time to the government to announce a slew of schemes.
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Japan Admits Doctoring Cabinet Photo To Make Ministers Look Less Unkempt
Japan's government admitted Monday manipulating an official photo of the new cabinet to make its members look less unkempt, after online mockery of their sagging trousers.
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Why Sri Lanka's President Has Called For A Snap General Election - 5 Facts
Sri Lanka will hold a parliamentary election on November 14, the government announced on Tuesday, less than two months after the island nation elected Anura Kumara Dissanayake as its new President.
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Saudi Man Jailed For 30 years For Criticising Government On Social Media
A Saudi court sentenced a retired teacher to 30 years' jail for criticising the government on social media, less than two months after his death sentence was overturned, his brother said on Tuesday.
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"I Pray Your Daughter Is...": Jennifer Aniston Slams Trump's Running Mate
An old comment by Donald Trump's running mate JD Vance - suggesting childless women are less fit to govern - has sparked a volley of criticism, the latest snap coming from actor Jennifer Aniston.
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Unemployment In Madhya Pradesh: A Tale Of Contradictory Claims?
Discrepancies in the number of unemployed people in Madhya Pradesh - the state government's figures are nearly 7.6 lakh less than the Economic Survey - have raised eyebrows.
-
Parents' Fascination With English-Medium Schools No Less Than Suicide: NCERT Chief
NCERT Director DP Saklani has lamented that parents remain fascinated by English-medium schools even though many don't have trained teachers, saying it is "no less than suicide" as government schools now provide quality education.
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Meet Modi 3.0's Seven Women Ministers, Two Of Them Hold Cabinet Rank
The 72-member council of ministers in the third Narendra Modi government has seven women, including two with cabinet rank. This is four less than the outgoing council of ministers.
-
With 72 Members, Modi 3.0 Council Of Ministers 9 Short Of Maximum Limit
With a 72-member Council of Ministers taking oath on Sunday in the third term of the Modi government, it is only nine short of the maximum permissible strength of 81 and six less than the maximum of 78 ministers the Modi government had between 2019 a
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Election Body Removes West Bengal Top Cop A Day After Appointment
The Election Commission on Tuesday removed Vivek Sahay as West Bengal DGP, less than 24 hours after naming him for the post, and directed the state government to appoint Sanjoy Mukherjee, a year junior to Sahay.
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Indians Spending Less On Food And More On These Items: Centre's Survey
Indians are spending less on food, particularly staples like rice and wheat, and more on discretionary items such as processed food, as well as durables like televisions and fridges, the government consumption data showed.
