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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi's 'Shatranj' Move In Raebareli - Masterstroke Or Blunder?
- Saturday May 4, 2024
- Opinion | Shubhabrata Bhattacharya
Congress spokesperson Jairam Ramesh has described Rahul Gandhi as a 'shatir' (expert) 'shatranj ke khiladi' (chess player) while announcing the party's decision to field him from Raebareli.
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Emraan Hashmi's next film retitled Raja Natwarlal
- Tuesday April 15, 2014
- Entertainment | Deepu M Kurup
The new title of UTV Motion Pictures' upcoming movie captures the essence of Emraan's character in the film.
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Poet rapped for Modi remark, asked to return grant
- Tuesday January 18, 2011
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
This collection of poetry came to light in 2008, because Akeel Shatir Ansari was granted 10,000 rupees, by the Gujarat Government-run Urdu Sahitya Academy.Now, the academy has served him a notice asking him to return the money with interest.Their reason for doing so is because in the foreword by eight writers, Mumbai-based poet Raunaq Afroz mention...
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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi's 'Shatranj' Move In Raebareli - Masterstroke Or Blunder?
- Saturday May 4, 2024
- Opinion | Shubhabrata Bhattacharya
Congress spokesperson Jairam Ramesh has described Rahul Gandhi as a 'shatir' (expert) 'shatranj ke khiladi' (chess player) while announcing the party's decision to field him from Raebareli.
- www.ndtv.com
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Emraan Hashmi's next film retitled Raja Natwarlal
- Tuesday April 15, 2014
- Entertainment | Deepu M Kurup
The new title of UTV Motion Pictures' upcoming movie captures the essence of Emraan's character in the film.
- www.ndtv.com/entertainment
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Poet rapped for Modi remark, asked to return grant
- Tuesday January 18, 2011
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
This collection of poetry came to light in 2008, because Akeel Shatir Ansari was granted 10,000 rupees, by the Gujarat Government-run Urdu Sahitya Academy.Now, the academy has served him a notice asking him to return the money with interest.Their reason for doing so is because in the foreword by eight writers, Mumbai-based poet Raunaq Afroz mention...
- www.ndtv.com