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18 People, Including Both Pilots, Dead In Plane Tragedy In Kerala
Eighteen people, including both pilots, were killed after an Air India Express flight from Dubai carrying 190 people skidded off a tabletop runway in heavy rain and broke into pieces on Friday evening at Kozhikode airport in Kerala. The plane, a Boeing 737, overshot the runway at 7.41 PM and rolled 35 feet downslope, said Civil Aviation Minister Ha...
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President Kovind, PM Modi Condole Kerala Plane Crash That Left 17 Dead
Condolences poured in on Twitter after at least 17 people were killed when an Air India Express plane crash-landed in Kerala's Kozhikode airport amid heavy rain.
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"Pained By The Plane Accident In Kozhikode," Tweets PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said he was pained by the plane accident in Kerala that has left at least 15 people dead, including one of the pilots, and dozens of passengers injured.
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PM Modi Speaking Lies About Sabarimala Issue: Kerala Chief Minister
Election 2019: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for speaking about Sabarimala in neighbouring states, while in Kerala he did not take the name of the shrine when he spoke at a rally at Kozhikode last week.
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India To Ratify Paris Climate Agreement On October 2, Says PM Modi
India will ratify the COP21 climate deal made in Paris last year on October 2, the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a surprise announcement at the BJP conclave in Kerala today.
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'Don't Rebuke Muslims, Empower Them,' Says PM Modi At BJP Conclave: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay's 100th birth anniversary said the government will follow his teachings and ratify the Paris climate deal on October 2. Quipping that Mahatma Gandhi's time had the smallest carbon footprint, he said India will be at the forefront in fight against climate change.
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PM Narendra Modi Offers Prayers At Kozhikode's Sreekanteswara Temple
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is in Kozhikode for the BJP national council meet, offered worship at the famous Sreekanteswara Temple in the city today.
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NDA Government Worked For Poor In Last 2-And-Half-Years
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre has worked for poor, downtrodden and Dalits in the country in the last two-and-half-years.
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'Let's Fight Battle Against Poverty, See Who Wins,' PM's Strong Message To Pakistan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was directly addressing the people of Pakistan as he sent across a strong message against the "export of terrorism" from that country, vowing that "India will never forget the Uri attack."
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Strong Message On Uri Attack Likely From BJP's Kerala Meet, Focus On PM's Speech
Ram Madhav, BJP general secretary, has followed up his "jaw for tooth" comment after the Uri terror attack with another strong comment that underscores the pressure the party is exerting on the government it leads at the Centre.
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Aap Ney Chai Peeya: Why Kerala BJP Volunteers Are Getting Lessons in Hindi
BJP volunteers are burning midnight oil learning Hindi and polishing their English conversation skills to overcome language barriers during the party's three-day National Council and Executive meetings from September 23 at Kozhikode in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is participating.
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'Happy Birthday to 'Suit-Boot' Sarkar': Rahul Gandhi's Dig at Modi Government
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday evening sent his 'wishes' to the Narendra Modi government on its first year in office wrapped in sarcasm.
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'Happy Birthday to 'Suit-Boot' Sarkar': Rahul Gandhi's Dig at Modi Government: Highlights
Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi addresses a party rally in Kozhikode, Kerala. Here are the highlights of his speech:
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Down South, PM Modi's Teachers' Day Speech May Get Stuck in Language Barrier
Technology or logistics will not be a barrier for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's message to reach students on Teachers' Day. Language might. At least down south, where children are more conversant in English than Hindi.
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18 People, Including Both Pilots, Dead In Plane Tragedy In Kerala
Eighteen people, including both pilots, were killed after an Air India Express flight from Dubai carrying 190 people skidded off a tabletop runway in heavy rain and broke into pieces on Friday evening at Kozhikode airport in Kerala. The plane, a Boeing 737, overshot the runway at 7.41 PM and rolled 35 feet downslope, said Civil Aviation Minister Ha...
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President Kovind, PM Modi Condole Kerala Plane Crash That Left 17 Dead
Condolences poured in on Twitter after at least 17 people were killed when an Air India Express plane crash-landed in Kerala's Kozhikode airport amid heavy rain.
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"Pained By The Plane Accident In Kozhikode," Tweets PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said he was pained by the plane accident in Kerala that has left at least 15 people dead, including one of the pilots, and dozens of passengers injured.
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PM Modi Speaking Lies About Sabarimala Issue: Kerala Chief Minister
Election 2019: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for speaking about Sabarimala in neighbouring states, while in Kerala he did not take the name of the shrine when he spoke at a rally at Kozhikode last week.
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India To Ratify Paris Climate Agreement On October 2, Says PM Modi
India will ratify the COP21 climate deal made in Paris last year on October 2, the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a surprise announcement at the BJP conclave in Kerala today.
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'Don't Rebuke Muslims, Empower Them,' Says PM Modi At BJP Conclave: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay's 100th birth anniversary said the government will follow his teachings and ratify the Paris climate deal on October 2. Quipping that Mahatma Gandhi's time had the smallest carbon footprint, he said India will be at the forefront in fight against climate change.
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PM Narendra Modi Offers Prayers At Kozhikode's Sreekanteswara Temple
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is in Kozhikode for the BJP national council meet, offered worship at the famous Sreekanteswara Temple in the city today.
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NDA Government Worked For Poor In Last 2-And-Half-Years
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre has worked for poor, downtrodden and Dalits in the country in the last two-and-half-years.
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'Let's Fight Battle Against Poverty, See Who Wins,' PM's Strong Message To Pakistan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was directly addressing the people of Pakistan as he sent across a strong message against the "export of terrorism" from that country, vowing that "India will never forget the Uri attack."
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Strong Message On Uri Attack Likely From BJP's Kerala Meet, Focus On PM's Speech
Ram Madhav, BJP general secretary, has followed up his "jaw for tooth" comment after the Uri terror attack with another strong comment that underscores the pressure the party is exerting on the government it leads at the Centre.
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Aap Ney Chai Peeya: Why Kerala BJP Volunteers Are Getting Lessons in Hindi
BJP volunteers are burning midnight oil learning Hindi and polishing their English conversation skills to overcome language barriers during the party's three-day National Council and Executive meetings from September 23 at Kozhikode in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is participating.
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'Happy Birthday to 'Suit-Boot' Sarkar': Rahul Gandhi's Dig at Modi Government
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday evening sent his 'wishes' to the Narendra Modi government on its first year in office wrapped in sarcasm.
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'Happy Birthday to 'Suit-Boot' Sarkar': Rahul Gandhi's Dig at Modi Government: Highlights
Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi addresses a party rally in Kozhikode, Kerala. Here are the highlights of his speech:
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Down South, PM Modi's Teachers' Day Speech May Get Stuck in Language Barrier
Technology or logistics will not be a barrier for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's message to reach students on Teachers' Day. Language might. At least down south, where children are more conversant in English than Hindi.
