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What AAP Win In Key Delhi Polls Means For Its National Plan: 5 Big Points
The Delhi civic body may be just one of the many wings of governance in the national capital, but the AAP win holds much wider significance.
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Delhi Killer Googled 2010 Dehradun Murder With Many Parallels: Hacking, Fridge, Jungle
Anupama Gulati was killed by husband Rajesh in Uttarakhand capital in 2010; Aftab Poonawala looked it up after he killed girlfriend Shraddha Walkar, say investigators
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Karnataka BJP Leader Defines "Hindu" As His Party Attacks Congress Leader
"I've read many books. Where did the word 'Hindu' come from? It is not a religion, but a nationality," says Ramesh Katti on Satish Jarkiholi's comments
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Imran Khan Shot At Rally In Pakistan, 1 Killed, Many Injured
Attack on Imran Khan during his march against army establishment-backed government; brings back memories of Benazir Bhutto's killing
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5 New Omicron Sub-Variants Detected In India In Recent Weeks
So far, severe disease has not been reported due to these sub-variants, but many times the behaviour is not known at the start, say ministry sources
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"Will Right To Dress Include Right To Undress?" Supreme Court Remarks At Hijab Row Hearing
To lawyer's argument that many students wear rudraksh or cross too, Justice Hemant Gupta says, "That's worn inside the shirt. Nobody will lift the shirt and see."
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Tractor The Saviour In Tech Town: In Bengaluru Floods, Farm Machine Takes On Many Roles
Besides tractors, earth-moving machines and bulldozers ('JCBs') are deployed to help divert water flow or rescue people; rafts being used too
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Near-Catastrophe At Madhya Pradesh's Karam Dam Brings Tender Scam In Focus Again
The under-construction, much-delayed Karam Dam in Dhar district is one of many being probed, BJP government has said; scam pegged at Rs 3,000 crore; minister says won't spare guilty "even if from our party"
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Pan Masala High On Demand, Marathi Cook Flown In For Shiv Sena Rebels: Sources
Staff was sent out to buy clothes and medicines as well, because many of them had left Mumbai with Eknath Shinde just as they were, sources said.
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After Uddhav Thackeray's Appeal to Shiv Sena Rebels, Son Says Many Want To Return
"They are our people," Aaditya Thackeray said, "We are in touch with 15-16 of them."
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Agnipath: What After 4 Years? Here's What Government Is Saying Amid Protests
Home Ministry announces plan for these recruits to be hired later into paramilitary forces one of many such announcement so far. But key questions about long-term future remain unanswered.
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Viral LinkedIn Post On Bihar Railway Platform 'Study Group' Inspires Many
A railway station filled with young men with books. They squat here for hours, studying, chasing government jobs as their ticket to success. For the station gives them what they don't get at home: round-the-clock electricity
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Indian-American Owned IT Company Fined For H-1B Visa Violations
An Indian-American owned IT company in California was today asked to pay $ 173,044 in wages to 12 of its foreign employees, most of them from India, in violations of the H-1B visa program salary requirements.
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What AAP Win In Key Delhi Polls Means For Its National Plan: 5 Big Points
The Delhi civic body may be just one of the many wings of governance in the national capital, but the AAP win holds much wider significance.
-
Delhi Killer Googled 2010 Dehradun Murder With Many Parallels: Hacking, Fridge, Jungle
Anupama Gulati was killed by husband Rajesh in Uttarakhand capital in 2010; Aftab Poonawala looked it up after he killed girlfriend Shraddha Walkar, say investigators
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Karnataka BJP Leader Defines "Hindu" As His Party Attacks Congress Leader
"I've read many books. Where did the word 'Hindu' come from? It is not a religion, but a nationality," says Ramesh Katti on Satish Jarkiholi's comments
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Imran Khan Shot At Rally In Pakistan, 1 Killed, Many Injured
Attack on Imran Khan during his march against army establishment-backed government; brings back memories of Benazir Bhutto's killing
-
5 New Omicron Sub-Variants Detected In India In Recent Weeks
So far, severe disease has not been reported due to these sub-variants, but many times the behaviour is not known at the start, say ministry sources
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"Will Right To Dress Include Right To Undress?" Supreme Court Remarks At Hijab Row Hearing
To lawyer's argument that many students wear rudraksh or cross too, Justice Hemant Gupta says, "That's worn inside the shirt. Nobody will lift the shirt and see."
-
Tractor The Saviour In Tech Town: In Bengaluru Floods, Farm Machine Takes On Many Roles
Besides tractors, earth-moving machines and bulldozers ('JCBs') are deployed to help divert water flow or rescue people; rafts being used too
-
Near-Catastrophe At Madhya Pradesh's Karam Dam Brings Tender Scam In Focus Again
The under-construction, much-delayed Karam Dam in Dhar district is one of many being probed, BJP government has said; scam pegged at Rs 3,000 crore; minister says won't spare guilty "even if from our party"
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Pan Masala High On Demand, Marathi Cook Flown In For Shiv Sena Rebels: Sources
Staff was sent out to buy clothes and medicines as well, because many of them had left Mumbai with Eknath Shinde just as they were, sources said.
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After Uddhav Thackeray's Appeal to Shiv Sena Rebels, Son Says Many Want To Return
"They are our people," Aaditya Thackeray said, "We are in touch with 15-16 of them."
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Agnipath: What After 4 Years? Here's What Government Is Saying Amid Protests
Home Ministry announces plan for these recruits to be hired later into paramilitary forces one of many such announcement so far. But key questions about long-term future remain unanswered.
-
Viral LinkedIn Post On Bihar Railway Platform 'Study Group' Inspires Many
A railway station filled with young men with books. They squat here for hours, studying, chasing government jobs as their ticket to success. For the station gives them what they don't get at home: round-the-clock electricity
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Indian-American Owned IT Company Fined For H-1B Visa Violations
An Indian-American owned IT company in California was today asked to pay $ 173,044 in wages to 12 of its foreign employees, most of them from India, in violations of the H-1B visa program salary requirements.
