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1/3rd Of India's Population Will Be Obese By 2050: Lancet Analysis
By 2050, India could have over 440 million obese and overweight people, a global analysis published in The Lancet journal has estimated.
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5 Injured In Firing Between Rival Groups In Delhi: Cops
Five people were injured in a firing incident between two groups in northeast Delhi's Jyoti Nagar area, an official said on Tuesday.
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4 Men Break Into Ghaziabad House, Mutilate Owner's Private Part: Police
Four people allegedly broke into the house of a 42-year-old man and mutilated his private part as he lay asleep, police said on Monday.
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Opinion | Is The World Growing Tired Of Zelensky?
Clearly, and unsurprisingly, the Ukrainian president was playing to the gallery in the Oval Office. But does that work anymore? Or are people growing exasperated with a comedian who brought the world dangerously close to World War III?
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Ola Electric Said to Cut Over a Thousand Jobs to Stem Losses
Ola Electric Mobility is laying off over a thousand employees and contract workers,, people with knowledge in the matter have told the media. The cuts at the SoftBank Group-backed firm, span multiple departments, including procurement, fulfillment, customer relations and charging infrastructure, the people said, asking not to be identified as the i...
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'No Discrimination': Top Court Allows Visually Impaired People To Be Judges
Supreme Court said that any indirect discrimination that results in the exclusion of people with disabilities must be interdicted to maintain fundamental equality.
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"Grateful For Peace Efforts": Arambai Tenggol Thanks Amit Shah, Manipur Governor
The people of Manipur can work towards a "peaceful and developed" state "through collaborative efforts", the Arambai Tenggol (AT) said in a statement today, and thanked Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla.
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"People Have Developed Habit Of Begging": Madhya Pradesh Minister Sparks Row
Former Union Minister and BJP leader Prahlad Patel sparked controversy on Saturday after he termed public demand petitions as "begging."
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Blog | Mahakumbh: A Celebration of India's Eternal Wonder And Humility
The Mahakumbh is an ode to the warmth and wisdom of the people of this country - who have learned to live with the fundamental fear of loss, who may not always have the right tools but have found ways to heal themselves from life's uncertainties.
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"Woke Up To Mountain Of Snow": Uttarakhand Avalanche Survivor Recalls Horror
Most of the 19 people who were rescued and brought to the Army Hospital here had injuries on their back, head, hands, and legs.
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Man Dupes People Of Rs 10 Lakh Over Pretext Of Recruitment In Army, Arrested
The arrest followed a complaint lodged by a 23-year-old candidate, resident of Nanded district, who had paid Rs 1.75 lakh to the accused.
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Centre's Big Order On Manipur To Ensure Free Movement From Next Week
Home Minister Amit Shah today issued a directive mandating that the free movement of people be ensured on all roads in Manipur starting March 8.
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Everything They Say Not Gospel Truth: Kerala High Court On Criminal Complaints By Women
The Kerala High Court has held that in criminal cases, including sexual crimes, there is no presumption that everything the complainant woman says is "gospel truth" as nowadays there is a tendency to implicate innocent people in such matters.
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5 Killed, 20 Injured In Blast At Mosque During Friday Prayers In Pakistan
A powerful blast killed at least five people and injured 20 others during Friday prayers at a mosque in northwest Pakistan's restive Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province ahead of the fasting month of Ramazan, police said.
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4 Students Expelled For Locking Teachers At Indore College Over Cancellation Of Holi Event
A college in Madhya Pradesh's Indore has expelled four student leaders after they were found guilty of holding 150 people, including the female principal and professors, hostage for denial of permission to a Holi programme on the campus.
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1/3rd Of India's Population Will Be Obese By 2050: Lancet Analysis
By 2050, India could have over 440 million obese and overweight people, a global analysis published in The Lancet journal has estimated.
-
5 Injured In Firing Between Rival Groups In Delhi: Cops
Five people were injured in a firing incident between two groups in northeast Delhi's Jyoti Nagar area, an official said on Tuesday.
-
4 Men Break Into Ghaziabad House, Mutilate Owner's Private Part: Police
Four people allegedly broke into the house of a 42-year-old man and mutilated his private part as he lay asleep, police said on Monday.
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Opinion | Is The World Growing Tired Of Zelensky?
Clearly, and unsurprisingly, the Ukrainian president was playing to the gallery in the Oval Office. But does that work anymore? Or are people growing exasperated with a comedian who brought the world dangerously close to World War III?
-
Ola Electric Said to Cut Over a Thousand Jobs to Stem Losses
Ola Electric Mobility is laying off over a thousand employees and contract workers,, people with knowledge in the matter have told the media. The cuts at the SoftBank Group-backed firm, span multiple departments, including procurement, fulfillment, customer relations and charging infrastructure, the people said, asking not to be identified as the i...
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'No Discrimination': Top Court Allows Visually Impaired People To Be Judges
Supreme Court said that any indirect discrimination that results in the exclusion of people with disabilities must be interdicted to maintain fundamental equality.
-
"Grateful For Peace Efforts": Arambai Tenggol Thanks Amit Shah, Manipur Governor
The people of Manipur can work towards a "peaceful and developed" state "through collaborative efforts", the Arambai Tenggol (AT) said in a statement today, and thanked Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla.
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"People Have Developed Habit Of Begging": Madhya Pradesh Minister Sparks Row
Former Union Minister and BJP leader Prahlad Patel sparked controversy on Saturday after he termed public demand petitions as "begging."
-
Blog | Mahakumbh: A Celebration of India's Eternal Wonder And Humility
The Mahakumbh is an ode to the warmth and wisdom of the people of this country - who have learned to live with the fundamental fear of loss, who may not always have the right tools but have found ways to heal themselves from life's uncertainties.
-
"Woke Up To Mountain Of Snow": Uttarakhand Avalanche Survivor Recalls Horror
Most of the 19 people who were rescued and brought to the Army Hospital here had injuries on their back, head, hands, and legs.
-
Man Dupes People Of Rs 10 Lakh Over Pretext Of Recruitment In Army, Arrested
The arrest followed a complaint lodged by a 23-year-old candidate, resident of Nanded district, who had paid Rs 1.75 lakh to the accused.
-
Centre's Big Order On Manipur To Ensure Free Movement From Next Week
Home Minister Amit Shah today issued a directive mandating that the free movement of people be ensured on all roads in Manipur starting March 8.
-
Everything They Say Not Gospel Truth: Kerala High Court On Criminal Complaints By Women
The Kerala High Court has held that in criminal cases, including sexual crimes, there is no presumption that everything the complainant woman says is "gospel truth" as nowadays there is a tendency to implicate innocent people in such matters.
-
5 Killed, 20 Injured In Blast At Mosque During Friday Prayers In Pakistan
A powerful blast killed at least five people and injured 20 others during Friday prayers at a mosque in northwest Pakistan's restive Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province ahead of the fasting month of Ramazan, police said.
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4 Students Expelled For Locking Teachers At Indore College Over Cancellation Of Holi Event
A college in Madhya Pradesh's Indore has expelled four student leaders after they were found guilty of holding 150 people, including the female principal and professors, hostage for denial of permission to a Holi programme on the campus.
