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"Where's Government? This Is How We're Living": Over 900 Meiteis At Jiribam Shelters
Manipur's Jiribam district bordering Assam had remained untouched by the ethnic crisis for over a year. Until Saturday last, when the mutilated body of a 59-year-old man from the Meitei community was found.
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Sandeshkhali Remains Tense, Villagers File Over 1,250 Complaints
Over 1,250 complaints have been received at government camps in the restive Sandeshkhali region of West Bengal, where the administration is conducting a mass outreach programme to address grievances of locals, officials said.
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Amarnath Yatra To Be Suspended On Anniversary Of Abrogation Of Article 370
The Amarnath Yatra will remain suspended from the Jammu base camp on Saturday as a precautionary measure in view of the fourth anniversary of the abrogation of Article 370, officials said.
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Delhi Relief Camps Go Under Water, Arvind Kejriwal Says Flood Threat Remains
Yamuna Waters Level: Delhi is facing an unprecedented crisis as river Yamuna has breached its banks and flooded the streets of the national capital.
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"Won't Find Them Here": Uncertainty Remains Over Wagner In Belarus
The smell of freshly cut wood floated over a newly built Belarusian camp site that could end up housing Russia's Wagner fighters after their short-lived rebellion against the Russian army's leaders last month.
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Sena Name With Shinde Camp For Now, Supreme Court To Hear Team Uddhav Plea
The "mashaal" or flaming torch election symbol will remain with Uddhav Thackeray for now, the Supreme Court said Wednesday,
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Amarnath Yatra Remains Suspended From Jammu Due To Decline In Pilgrims
The Amarnath yatra remained suspended from the Bhagwati Nagar base camp here for the second day on Sunday owing to a sharp decline in the arrival of pilgrims, officials said.
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Administration Rejects Charge Of Ignoring Flood Risk At Amarnath Camp Site
Amarnath pilgrimage resumed on Monday after remaining suspended for three days following flash floods that claimed 15 lives, while the Jammu and Kashmir administration said it would get a clear picture by Tuesday about the damage.
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When Will AAP's Raghav Chadha Get Married? What He Told NDTV
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is getting married to Dr Gurpreet Kaur in Chandigarh today. Now what remains a bigger cause of curiosity in the Aam Aadmi Party camp is when their Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha will tie the knot.
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Watch: "A Super Sei-yaaaaan" Welcome For Ricky Ponting in Delhi Capitals Team Bus Will Leave You In Splits
The mood in the DC camp remains upbeat in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022
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Farmers End Protest, Start Removing Tents From Delhi Border: 10 Points
The 15-month-long protest by farmers ended today as the Centre accepted their remaining demands, including a legal guarantee on Minimum Support Prices. The farmers, who have been camping at the Delhi borders, said they will go back on Saturday.
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34 Dead As Rain Slams Uttarakhand, Hundreds Rescued
At least 34 people are dead as heavy rainfall battered Uttarakhand for a third straight day on Tuesday, leaving authorities fearing for the lives of many more who may be trapped under debris and in flooded areas.
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IPL 2021: Afghanistan Spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman Yet To Get Entry Visa To Join SunRisers Hyderabad Camp In Dubai, Says Report
Afghanistan spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman is yet to get his entry visa into UAE to join SunRisers Hyderabad camp in Dubai, according to an ANI report.
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Microsoft Updates Windows 11 Minimum System Requirements to Include Older Intel CPUs
Microsoft has updated its Windows 11 minimum system requirements to include more Intel CPUs. Through an official blog post, it announced that after Windows Insider testing and exploring options with OEMs, the minimum system requirements now include additional older Intel CPUs that will be compatible with Windows 11, though the other prerequisites s...
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UK Sikh Engineer's Low-Cost Washing Machines To Head To India
A London-born Indian-origin engineer's project to supply low-cost washing machines to countries such as India, where handwashing of clothes remains a time-consuming exercise, has got off to a good start following field research in camps in Iraq.
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"Where's Government? This Is How We're Living": Over 900 Meiteis At Jiribam Shelters
Manipur's Jiribam district bordering Assam had remained untouched by the ethnic crisis for over a year. Until Saturday last, when the mutilated body of a 59-year-old man from the Meitei community was found.
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Sandeshkhali Remains Tense, Villagers File Over 1,250 Complaints
Over 1,250 complaints have been received at government camps in the restive Sandeshkhali region of West Bengal, where the administration is conducting a mass outreach programme to address grievances of locals, officials said.
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Amarnath Yatra To Be Suspended On Anniversary Of Abrogation Of Article 370
The Amarnath Yatra will remain suspended from the Jammu base camp on Saturday as a precautionary measure in view of the fourth anniversary of the abrogation of Article 370, officials said.
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Delhi Relief Camps Go Under Water, Arvind Kejriwal Says Flood Threat Remains
Yamuna Waters Level: Delhi is facing an unprecedented crisis as river Yamuna has breached its banks and flooded the streets of the national capital.
-
"Won't Find Them Here": Uncertainty Remains Over Wagner In Belarus
The smell of freshly cut wood floated over a newly built Belarusian camp site that could end up housing Russia's Wagner fighters after their short-lived rebellion against the Russian army's leaders last month.
-
Sena Name With Shinde Camp For Now, Supreme Court To Hear Team Uddhav Plea
The "mashaal" or flaming torch election symbol will remain with Uddhav Thackeray for now, the Supreme Court said Wednesday,
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Amarnath Yatra Remains Suspended From Jammu Due To Decline In Pilgrims
The Amarnath yatra remained suspended from the Bhagwati Nagar base camp here for the second day on Sunday owing to a sharp decline in the arrival of pilgrims, officials said.
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Administration Rejects Charge Of Ignoring Flood Risk At Amarnath Camp Site
Amarnath pilgrimage resumed on Monday after remaining suspended for three days following flash floods that claimed 15 lives, while the Jammu and Kashmir administration said it would get a clear picture by Tuesday about the damage.
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When Will AAP's Raghav Chadha Get Married? What He Told NDTV
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is getting married to Dr Gurpreet Kaur in Chandigarh today. Now what remains a bigger cause of curiosity in the Aam Aadmi Party camp is when their Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha will tie the knot.
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Watch: "A Super Sei-yaaaaan" Welcome For Ricky Ponting in Delhi Capitals Team Bus Will Leave You In Splits
The mood in the DC camp remains upbeat in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022
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Farmers End Protest, Start Removing Tents From Delhi Border: 10 Points
The 15-month-long protest by farmers ended today as the Centre accepted their remaining demands, including a legal guarantee on Minimum Support Prices. The farmers, who have been camping at the Delhi borders, said they will go back on Saturday.
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34 Dead As Rain Slams Uttarakhand, Hundreds Rescued
At least 34 people are dead as heavy rainfall battered Uttarakhand for a third straight day on Tuesday, leaving authorities fearing for the lives of many more who may be trapped under debris and in flooded areas.
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IPL 2021: Afghanistan Spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman Yet To Get Entry Visa To Join SunRisers Hyderabad Camp In Dubai, Says Report
Afghanistan spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman is yet to get his entry visa into UAE to join SunRisers Hyderabad camp in Dubai, according to an ANI report.
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Microsoft Updates Windows 11 Minimum System Requirements to Include Older Intel CPUs
Microsoft has updated its Windows 11 minimum system requirements to include more Intel CPUs. Through an official blog post, it announced that after Windows Insider testing and exploring options with OEMs, the minimum system requirements now include additional older Intel CPUs that will be compatible with Windows 11, though the other prerequisites s...
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UK Sikh Engineer's Low-Cost Washing Machines To Head To India
A London-born Indian-origin engineer's project to supply low-cost washing machines to countries such as India, where handwashing of clothes remains a time-consuming exercise, has got off to a good start following field research in camps in Iraq.
