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Why Army's Building Bridges For Sri Sri Fest: 10 Developments
Whether the mass festival of world-famous guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar can open this week in Delhi will be decided by the country's top environmental court on Tuesday.
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Raped, Shot And Thrown In Well To Die, 13-Year-Old Survives To Fight Back
A 13-year-old girl who survived after being gang-raped for days, shot twice and then thrown into a well allegedly by three men in Greater Noida, says she wants to fight back.
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A Cultural Event to Conclude 3rd India-Africa Summit
A strong pitch for UN Security Council reforms and "joint cooperation" against terrorism was among the key highlights of the 3rd India-Africa Forum Summit which wrapped up on Thursday. The four-day summit in New Delhi was attended by 54 leaders of African nations.
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5 Dead in 4-Storey Building Building Collapse in Delhi
At least five people, four of them women, were killed and seven injured after a four-storey building collapsed in the Vishnu Garden area of West Delhi on Saturday night. A nine-year old's body was among the ones recovered from the debris.
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With International Yoga Day at Rajpath, India Sets Two Guinness World Records in a Day
The 1st International Day of Yoga was celebrated across the world with much fanfare. A proposal pitched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a speech at the United Nations General Assembly last year, it saw India set two Guinness World Records with a mega yoga event at the iconic Rajpath.
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Raped, Filmed, Blackmailed and Then Set on Fire, Noida Schoolgirl Dies
A Class 10 student died in Noida's Jewar area on Saturday after being set on fire by a group of men who had attempted to rape her.
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'Blanket Drive' for the Homeless - An NDTV and Uday Foundation Effort
December 28 was Delhi's coldest night. The mercury fell to as low as 2.6 degrees Celsius. And in this bone chilling cold, there were many who slept on streets on pieces of cardboard and covered themselves with plastic sheets. These homeless people struggled to keep themselves alive.
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Why Army's Building Bridges For Sri Sri Fest: 10 Developments
Whether the mass festival of world-famous guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar can open this week in Delhi will be decided by the country's top environmental court on Tuesday.
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Raped, Shot And Thrown In Well To Die, 13-Year-Old Survives To Fight Back
A 13-year-old girl who survived after being gang-raped for days, shot twice and then thrown into a well allegedly by three men in Greater Noida, says she wants to fight back.
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A Cultural Event to Conclude 3rd India-Africa Summit
A strong pitch for UN Security Council reforms and "joint cooperation" against terrorism was among the key highlights of the 3rd India-Africa Forum Summit which wrapped up on Thursday. The four-day summit in New Delhi was attended by 54 leaders of African nations.
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5 Dead in 4-Storey Building Building Collapse in Delhi
At least five people, four of them women, were killed and seven injured after a four-storey building collapsed in the Vishnu Garden area of West Delhi on Saturday night. A nine-year old's body was among the ones recovered from the debris.
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With International Yoga Day at Rajpath, India Sets Two Guinness World Records in a Day
The 1st International Day of Yoga was celebrated across the world with much fanfare. A proposal pitched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a speech at the United Nations General Assembly last year, it saw India set two Guinness World Records with a mega yoga event at the iconic Rajpath.
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Raped, Filmed, Blackmailed and Then Set on Fire, Noida Schoolgirl Dies
A Class 10 student died in Noida's Jewar area on Saturday after being set on fire by a group of men who had attempted to rape her.
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'Blanket Drive' for the Homeless - An NDTV and Uday Foundation Effort
December 28 was Delhi's coldest night. The mercury fell to as low as 2.6 degrees Celsius. And in this bone chilling cold, there were many who slept on streets on pieces of cardboard and covered themselves with plastic sheets. These homeless people struggled to keep themselves alive.
