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Ex Supreme Court Judge V Ramasubramanian Appointed Rights Panel Chief
Retired Supreme Court judge V Ramasubramanian was on Monday appointed the new chairman of the National Human Rights Commission or NHRC, the nodal body which can inquire into violations of human rights by government or a public servant.
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Texas Congresswoman 'Missing' For 6 Months Found In Dementia Care Home, Musk Reacts
The congresswoman's disappearance from public duty has led to calls for term limits to be imposed on political leaders.
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Data Exclusivity Anti Poor, Anti-Farmer, Anti Self-Reliance: Ashwani Mahajan
Implementing data exclusivity could impact India's pharmaceutical and agricultural sectors and public health, Ashwani Mahajan, the co-convenor of Swadeshi Jagran Manch, has said.
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Public Sector Hydropower Company Hiring For 118 Vacancies, Salary Up To Rs 1.80 Lakh
NHPC Limited Recruitment 2024: The recruitment drive aims to fill 118 vacancies. The application period commenced on December 9 with a deadline set for December 30.
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The Ultimate Guide To Feeding Your Fish: Tips To Create A Healthy Aquarium
Feeding your fish might seem simple, but it’s an art that can make or break the health of your aquarium. Dive into this guide for practical tips, fascinating insights, and a few myths debunked to keep your underwater friends thriving.
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Judge Tells Story Of 2 Lawyers, One Became President, Other Chief Justice
In a rare display of emotion in public, Supreme Court judge Justice BV Nagarathna fought back tears while remembering her parents and her mother's lifelong support for her father, former Chief Justice of India ES Venkataramiah.
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"Corruption At Play": Fan Slams Organisers For Management Woes At Bryan Adams' Gurgaon Concert
Akassh Ashok Gupta, who attended Bryan Adams' concert in Gurgaon, has publicly criticised the event organisers, accusing them of "corruption at play."
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Poll Rules Tweak Makes Electronic Records Harder To Get, Sparks Row
The government has tweaked an election rule to prevent public inspection of certain electronic documents such as CCTV cameras, webcasting footage, and video recordings of candidates to prevent their misuse.
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Here's How to Play Squid Game on Google Search Ahead of Season 2 Premiere
Squid Game season 2 is coming to Netflix on December 26. In the days leading up to the launch, the video streaming platform is teaming up with artists all over the world to promote the show. Several public places, including many metro stations in Delhi, have seen banners with images of the masked 'Frontman' and the Young-hee doll. Now, you can imme...
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Mpox Outbreak In Africa: Is The Mysterious Disease In DRC Caused By Malaria?
Mpox Outbreak In Africa: The outbreak of Mpox in Democratic Republic of Congo, which has spread steadily across Africa, is compounded by overlapping health crises, including severe malaria and malnutrition.
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Goa Government Announces Launch Of Digital Initiatives Aiming To Improve Tourism
The newly launched initiatives include the rollout of Free Public Wi-Fi Hotspots at 75 locations, ensuring seamless digital connectivity for residents across the state.
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NIOS Invites Applications From CBSE Schools For April/May Exam Centres
NIOS Exam: Schools that wish to conduct NIOS exams may submit their consent for holding the public exam by January 2, 2025.
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"No To Religious Rule": Hundreds Protest For Democracy, Women's Rights In Syria
In Damascus's Ummayad Square, hundreds gathered Thursday, demanding a democratic state that includes women in public life, marking the first such demonstration since Islamist-led rebels toppled longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad.
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Experts Call For Higher 'Sin Tax' On Tobacco Ahead Of GST Council Meet
Ahead of a crucial GST Council meeting on tax rationalisation health and economic experts have called for a higher 'Sin Tax' on tobacco and similar harmful products to curb their consumption and bolster public health and the economy.
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Secret Chinese Police Station In New York? Here's The Real Story
Chen Jinping pleaded guilty to operating the secret police station for China’s Ministry of Public Security and faces up to five years in prison for acting as an illegal foreign agent.
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Ex Supreme Court Judge V Ramasubramanian Appointed Rights Panel Chief
Retired Supreme Court judge V Ramasubramanian was on Monday appointed the new chairman of the National Human Rights Commission or NHRC, the nodal body which can inquire into violations of human rights by government or a public servant.
-
Texas Congresswoman 'Missing' For 6 Months Found In Dementia Care Home, Musk Reacts
The congresswoman's disappearance from public duty has led to calls for term limits to be imposed on political leaders.
-
Data Exclusivity Anti Poor, Anti-Farmer, Anti Self-Reliance: Ashwani Mahajan
Implementing data exclusivity could impact India's pharmaceutical and agricultural sectors and public health, Ashwani Mahajan, the co-convenor of Swadeshi Jagran Manch, has said.
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Public Sector Hydropower Company Hiring For 118 Vacancies, Salary Up To Rs 1.80 Lakh
NHPC Limited Recruitment 2024: The recruitment drive aims to fill 118 vacancies. The application period commenced on December 9 with a deadline set for December 30.
-
The Ultimate Guide To Feeding Your Fish: Tips To Create A Healthy Aquarium
Feeding your fish might seem simple, but it’s an art that can make or break the health of your aquarium. Dive into this guide for practical tips, fascinating insights, and a few myths debunked to keep your underwater friends thriving.
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Judge Tells Story Of 2 Lawyers, One Became President, Other Chief Justice
In a rare display of emotion in public, Supreme Court judge Justice BV Nagarathna fought back tears while remembering her parents and her mother's lifelong support for her father, former Chief Justice of India ES Venkataramiah.
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"Corruption At Play": Fan Slams Organisers For Management Woes At Bryan Adams' Gurgaon Concert
Akassh Ashok Gupta, who attended Bryan Adams' concert in Gurgaon, has publicly criticised the event organisers, accusing them of "corruption at play."
-
Poll Rules Tweak Makes Electronic Records Harder To Get, Sparks Row
The government has tweaked an election rule to prevent public inspection of certain electronic documents such as CCTV cameras, webcasting footage, and video recordings of candidates to prevent their misuse.
-
Here's How to Play Squid Game on Google Search Ahead of Season 2 Premiere
Squid Game season 2 is coming to Netflix on December 26. In the days leading up to the launch, the video streaming platform is teaming up with artists all over the world to promote the show. Several public places, including many metro stations in Delhi, have seen banners with images of the masked 'Frontman' and the Young-hee doll. Now, you can imme...
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Mpox Outbreak In Africa: Is The Mysterious Disease In DRC Caused By Malaria?
Mpox Outbreak In Africa: The outbreak of Mpox in Democratic Republic of Congo, which has spread steadily across Africa, is compounded by overlapping health crises, including severe malaria and malnutrition.
-
Goa Government Announces Launch Of Digital Initiatives Aiming To Improve Tourism
The newly launched initiatives include the rollout of Free Public Wi-Fi Hotspots at 75 locations, ensuring seamless digital connectivity for residents across the state.
-
NIOS Invites Applications From CBSE Schools For April/May Exam Centres
NIOS Exam: Schools that wish to conduct NIOS exams may submit their consent for holding the public exam by January 2, 2025.
-
"No To Religious Rule": Hundreds Protest For Democracy, Women's Rights In Syria
In Damascus's Ummayad Square, hundreds gathered Thursday, demanding a democratic state that includes women in public life, marking the first such demonstration since Islamist-led rebels toppled longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad.
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Experts Call For Higher 'Sin Tax' On Tobacco Ahead Of GST Council Meet
Ahead of a crucial GST Council meeting on tax rationalisation health and economic experts have called for a higher 'Sin Tax' on tobacco and similar harmful products to curb their consumption and bolster public health and the economy.
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Secret Chinese Police Station In New York? Here's The Real Story
Chen Jinping pleaded guilty to operating the secret police station for China’s Ministry of Public Security and faces up to five years in prison for acting as an illegal foreign agent.
