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3 Government Engineers Suspended In Arvind Kejriwal Bungalow Case
The Central Public Works Department (CPWD) has suspended three engineers for their role in alleged illegalities involved in building the official house of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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Crumbling UK Parliament Building At Risk Of Being Destroyed, Lawmakers Warn
The Public Accounts Committee has said there is "a real and rising risk" that the Palace of Westminster will be destroyed by a catastrophic event before it is restored.
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540 More Leaders, Workers Of Imran Khan's Party Arrested In Pakistan
In cases filed against them under the Anti-Terrorism Act across the province for carrying out attacks on the Corps Commander House in Lahore, public and private buildings, the Punjab police arrested 540 more leaders and members of PTI.
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India, US Building Foundation For Strong, Peaceful Global Community: Finance Minister
Speaking at a reception at India House, which was hosted by Indian Ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Ms Sitharaman said, "We are together and building strong foundations for a strong, peaceful, and harmonious global community."
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Change Public Building To Gurudwara: Sikh Group's Application In UK
A representative from the Sikh temple Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara has lodged an application with Telford and Wrekin Council in the UK to change Abbey House in Priorslee to a place of worship.
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"Hitler-Like Mindset" Torch Buildings: Sri Lankan PM Reacts To Arson Attack On House
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe gave his first public reaction after his private residence was set on fire and said only people with a "Hitler-like mindset" torch buildings.
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Relief And Disbelief As Shanghai To Start Lifting Covid Lockdown
Shanghai authorities on Tuesday began dismantling fences around housing compounds and ripping police tape off public squares and buildings, to the relief of the city's 25 million residents, before a painful two-month lockdown is lifted at midnight.
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"Can Do It If I Want": Trump On Using Emergency Powers For Border Wall
President Donald Trump on Friday offered his most robust public case for the border wall since the partial government shutdown began two weeks ago, expounding for an hour at the White House about the need for a barrier to keep out terrorists and dissuade migrants while asserting he has the legal authority to build it without congressional consent.
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Pakistan Prime Minister House To Be Turned Into Postgraduate Institute
The Pakistan Prime Minister's House will be turned into a campus of a postgraduate institute, said a minister on Thursday while divulging governments plans to utilize official buildings for public use.
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Ceiling Collapses On Sleeping 12-Year-Old Boy In Bandra
The part of a ceiling slab collapsed at a house in Bandra's Government Colony, greviously injuring a 12-year-old boy. The incident occured around 3:30 am on Thursday.
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Lawyers: Melania Trump 'Has No Intention' Of Using Her Public Position For Personal Gain
A day after Melania Trump filed a lawsuit accusing a British news company of hurting her ability to build a profitable brand, her representatives issued a statement saying that the first lady "has no intention" of using her public position for personal gain.
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Arun Jaitley Urges India Inc to Build Public Opinion for GST Bill
Mr Jaitley introduced the bill in the lower house on Friday, saying the objective of the legislation is "the seamless transfer of goods and services across the country".
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Police Arrest Man in Elevator Stabbing of Boy, 6
A man believed to have stabbed a 6-year-old boy to death and critically injured a 7-year-old girl in a knife attack in a public housing building elevator that didn't have security cameras was arrested Wednesday just minutes after the mayor and the police commissioner publicly identified him and appealed for help catching him, police said.
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Janet Yellen feared housing bust but did not raise public alarm
In public remarks across the Western region's nine states, she downplayed risks that were building in the financial sector, reporting positive economic signs even as warning signals began to emerge.
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Syria crisis: US looks to build support for military action with new intelligence report
The White House said today it would release an intelligence assessment of the apparent chemical weapons attack in Syria, as President Barack Obama faced growing pressure to win support for military action from a war-weary public, skeptical lawmakers and international allies.
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3 Government Engineers Suspended In Arvind Kejriwal Bungalow Case
The Central Public Works Department (CPWD) has suspended three engineers for their role in alleged illegalities involved in building the official house of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
-
Crumbling UK Parliament Building At Risk Of Being Destroyed, Lawmakers Warn
The Public Accounts Committee has said there is "a real and rising risk" that the Palace of Westminster will be destroyed by a catastrophic event before it is restored.
-
540 More Leaders, Workers Of Imran Khan's Party Arrested In Pakistan
In cases filed against them under the Anti-Terrorism Act across the province for carrying out attacks on the Corps Commander House in Lahore, public and private buildings, the Punjab police arrested 540 more leaders and members of PTI.
-
India, US Building Foundation For Strong, Peaceful Global Community: Finance Minister
Speaking at a reception at India House, which was hosted by Indian Ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Ms Sitharaman said, "We are together and building strong foundations for a strong, peaceful, and harmonious global community."
-
Change Public Building To Gurudwara: Sikh Group's Application In UK
A representative from the Sikh temple Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara has lodged an application with Telford and Wrekin Council in the UK to change Abbey House in Priorslee to a place of worship.
-
"Hitler-Like Mindset" Torch Buildings: Sri Lankan PM Reacts To Arson Attack On House
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe gave his first public reaction after his private residence was set on fire and said only people with a "Hitler-like mindset" torch buildings.
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Relief And Disbelief As Shanghai To Start Lifting Covid Lockdown
Shanghai authorities on Tuesday began dismantling fences around housing compounds and ripping police tape off public squares and buildings, to the relief of the city's 25 million residents, before a painful two-month lockdown is lifted at midnight.
-
"Can Do It If I Want": Trump On Using Emergency Powers For Border Wall
President Donald Trump on Friday offered his most robust public case for the border wall since the partial government shutdown began two weeks ago, expounding for an hour at the White House about the need for a barrier to keep out terrorists and dissuade migrants while asserting he has the legal authority to build it without congressional consent.
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Pakistan Prime Minister House To Be Turned Into Postgraduate Institute
The Pakistan Prime Minister's House will be turned into a campus of a postgraduate institute, said a minister on Thursday while divulging governments plans to utilize official buildings for public use.
-
Ceiling Collapses On Sleeping 12-Year-Old Boy In Bandra
The part of a ceiling slab collapsed at a house in Bandra's Government Colony, greviously injuring a 12-year-old boy. The incident occured around 3:30 am on Thursday.
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Lawyers: Melania Trump 'Has No Intention' Of Using Her Public Position For Personal Gain
A day after Melania Trump filed a lawsuit accusing a British news company of hurting her ability to build a profitable brand, her representatives issued a statement saying that the first lady "has no intention" of using her public position for personal gain.
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Arun Jaitley Urges India Inc to Build Public Opinion for GST Bill
Mr Jaitley introduced the bill in the lower house on Friday, saying the objective of the legislation is "the seamless transfer of goods and services across the country".
-
Police Arrest Man in Elevator Stabbing of Boy, 6
A man believed to have stabbed a 6-year-old boy to death and critically injured a 7-year-old girl in a knife attack in a public housing building elevator that didn't have security cameras was arrested Wednesday just minutes after the mayor and the police commissioner publicly identified him and appealed for help catching him, police said.
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Janet Yellen feared housing bust but did not raise public alarm
In public remarks across the Western region's nine states, she downplayed risks that were building in the financial sector, reporting positive economic signs even as warning signals began to emerge.
-
Syria crisis: US looks to build support for military action with new intelligence report
The White House said today it would release an intelligence assessment of the apparent chemical weapons attack in Syria, as President Barack Obama faced growing pressure to win support for military action from a war-weary public, skeptical lawmakers and international allies.
