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Opinion: When Babul Supriyo Is Stopped From Visiting His Constituency
How can the West Bengal Government stop elected representatives of political parties from visiting and meeting the people of Asansol and other affected areas? If the Governor and MPs are not given the right to visit the people of these areas,what right does the common person have in West Bengal?
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"Respect Each Other's Festivals", Says Governor In Asansol: 10 Facts
Keshari Nath Tripathi, the West Bengal Governor today reached Asansol that is turning into a political hotspot after communal clashes singed the town since Ram Navami on Sunday. "I have come with a message of peace," Governor Tripathi told NDTV. His first stop a community hall where Hindu 150-200 women and children were earlier put up. He took sto...
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Muslim Personal Law Board Meet Begins, "Triple Talaq" On Agenda
The three-day plenary of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) began in Hyderabad on Friday with the meeting of its executive. The 50-member executive, being presided over by AIMPLB president Maulana Rabey Hasani Nadvi, is discussing the "triple talaq" bill, community reforms and other issues
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Indian Businessmen Have Ability To Reinvent To Challenges: Ratan Tata
"I think the challenges for the last several months for me personally and also for startup community have been challenging. Mr Trump has given new challenges and I am quite sure we can reinvent ourselves to meet those challenges, and look back at having made a difference," Ratan Tata said.
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Communal Tension In Bengal Pockets, Government Blames Personal Enmity
The Bengal government today said personal enmities had triggered trouble in three places in the state and the administration had cracked down to tackle the situation.
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Come and Meet Us, Gay US Catholics Tell Pope Francis
Gay Catholics have invited Pope Francis to come and meet their community in person as he embarks on his first-ever visit to the United States on Tuesday.
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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro to Visit China, Vietnam for Finance Deals
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Friday said he will visit China and Vietnam to sign economic and financing deals, as the OPEC nation struggles to make ends meet at a time of low oil prices.
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Tripura to Implement Food Safety Act With More Sops
The Left Front government in Tripura has decided to introduce the National Food Security Act (NFSA) from September 1 with more sops, a minister said here on Friday.
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Saudi King Salman to Visit US for First Time Since Rift
Saudi King Salman will visit the United States next month for the first time since acceding the throne and following a rift over America's rapprochement with Iran, a diplomat said Wednesday.
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Croatian Hostage Handed Over to Islamic State by 'Bandits': Minister
A Croatian hostage whom the Islamic State group claims to have beheaded is thought to have been kidnapped by a criminal gang in Egypt before being turned over to the jihadists, Croatia's foreign minister said Thursday.
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Special Status Issue: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu to Meet PM Modi
With main opposition YSR Congress and other parties stepping up their attack on the TDP-BJP combine to fulfill the promise of granting special status to Andhra Pradesh, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday said he would meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi after Independence Day to discuss about the help the state needs from Centre.
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Bengal Flood Situation Improves, Toll Climbs to 132
The flood situation in West Bengal is gradually improving, even as the death toll climbed to 132.
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Greece and Lenders Agree Bailout, Shares Rally
The deal, which came after 23 hours of talks that continued through the night, must still be adopted by Greece's parliament and by euro zone countries.
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Jailhouse Death of US Black Woman Ruled Suicide
The controversial death of a black woman in a Texas jail was ruled a suicide after an autopsy found no signs of foul play, prosecutors said Thursday.
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Hunt for HIV Cure Bolstered by New Research
A cure for HIV remains elusive, but scientists say the hunt is more hopeful than ever, based on the prospects of new research described at the International AIDS Society conference this week.
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Opinion: When Babul Supriyo Is Stopped From Visiting His Constituency
How can the West Bengal Government stop elected representatives of political parties from visiting and meeting the people of Asansol and other affected areas? If the Governor and MPs are not given the right to visit the people of these areas,what right does the common person have in West Bengal?
-
"Respect Each Other's Festivals", Says Governor In Asansol: 10 Facts
Keshari Nath Tripathi, the West Bengal Governor today reached Asansol that is turning into a political hotspot after communal clashes singed the town since Ram Navami on Sunday. "I have come with a message of peace," Governor Tripathi told NDTV. His first stop a community hall where Hindu 150-200 women and children were earlier put up. He took sto...
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Muslim Personal Law Board Meet Begins, "Triple Talaq" On Agenda
The three-day plenary of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) began in Hyderabad on Friday with the meeting of its executive. The 50-member executive, being presided over by AIMPLB president Maulana Rabey Hasani Nadvi, is discussing the "triple talaq" bill, community reforms and other issues
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Indian Businessmen Have Ability To Reinvent To Challenges: Ratan Tata
"I think the challenges for the last several months for me personally and also for startup community have been challenging. Mr Trump has given new challenges and I am quite sure we can reinvent ourselves to meet those challenges, and look back at having made a difference," Ratan Tata said.
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Communal Tension In Bengal Pockets, Government Blames Personal Enmity
The Bengal government today said personal enmities had triggered trouble in three places in the state and the administration had cracked down to tackle the situation.
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Come and Meet Us, Gay US Catholics Tell Pope Francis
Gay Catholics have invited Pope Francis to come and meet their community in person as he embarks on his first-ever visit to the United States on Tuesday.
-
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro to Visit China, Vietnam for Finance Deals
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Friday said he will visit China and Vietnam to sign economic and financing deals, as the OPEC nation struggles to make ends meet at a time of low oil prices.
-
Tripura to Implement Food Safety Act With More Sops
The Left Front government in Tripura has decided to introduce the National Food Security Act (NFSA) from September 1 with more sops, a minister said here on Friday.
-
Saudi King Salman to Visit US for First Time Since Rift
Saudi King Salman will visit the United States next month for the first time since acceding the throne and following a rift over America's rapprochement with Iran, a diplomat said Wednesday.
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Croatian Hostage Handed Over to Islamic State by 'Bandits': Minister
A Croatian hostage whom the Islamic State group claims to have beheaded is thought to have been kidnapped by a criminal gang in Egypt before being turned over to the jihadists, Croatia's foreign minister said Thursday.
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Special Status Issue: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu to Meet PM Modi
With main opposition YSR Congress and other parties stepping up their attack on the TDP-BJP combine to fulfill the promise of granting special status to Andhra Pradesh, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday said he would meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi after Independence Day to discuss about the help the state needs from Centre.
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Bengal Flood Situation Improves, Toll Climbs to 132
The flood situation in West Bengal is gradually improving, even as the death toll climbed to 132.
-
Greece and Lenders Agree Bailout, Shares Rally
The deal, which came after 23 hours of talks that continued through the night, must still be adopted by Greece's parliament and by euro zone countries.
-
Jailhouse Death of US Black Woman Ruled Suicide
The controversial death of a black woman in a Texas jail was ruled a suicide after an autopsy found no signs of foul play, prosecutors said Thursday.
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Hunt for HIV Cure Bolstered by New Research
A cure for HIV remains elusive, but scientists say the hunt is more hopeful than ever, based on the prospects of new research described at the International AIDS Society conference this week.
