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Mongolia Failed To Cooperate In Putin Arrest: World Court
The International Criminal Court on Thursday accused member state Mongolia of failing to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin during a trip there last month, and referred the matter for further action.
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Opposition vs BJP In Mumbai Over Shivaji Statue Collapse: 10 Points
The row over the collapse of the Shivaji statue in Mumbai shows no sign of abating despite an apology from the Prime Minister. Ahead of the state election, the apology has become a matter of controversy, with Uddhav Thackeray questioning it.
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Kamala Harris Or Donald Trump? Why One US County Matters Most In US Polls
Voters in Maricopa County, the largest in the US swing state of Arizona, will play a key role in deciding whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump wins the White House in November.
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AI Was Born At This US Summer Camp 68 Years Ago. Here's Why It Matters
Imagine a group of young men gathered at a picturesque college campus in New England, in the United States, during the northern summer of 1956. Its a small casual gathering. But the men are not here for campfires and nature hikes.
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Centre Criticises Kerala For Appointing Official For "External Cooperation"
State governments should not intrude into matters beyond their constitutional jurisdiction, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Thursday criticising the Kerala government for appointing a secretary for "external cooperation".
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"Assam Muslim Population Now 40%, Matter Of Life And Death": Himanta Sarma
Assam Chief Minister Himant Biswa Sarma on Wednesday claimed that the Muslim population in his state has now risen to 40 per cent, contending that demographic change is a "big issue" in the northeastern state.
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Rajasthan Authorities Find Some MDH, Everest Spices "Unsafe": Report
Rajasthan also urged the state authorities of Gujarat and Haryana, where the MDH and Everest batches were made, to "take action in the matter without delay".
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Is Your Brain On The Edge Of A Phase Shift? New Research Suggests A Surprising State Of Matter
New research from Northwestern University suggests that the human brain operates near a "critical point," a state of high complexity seen during phase transitions.
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Ireland To Announce Recognition Of Palestinian State Today: Source
The Irish government is to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state on Wednesday, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Manipur Tribal Affairs Minister Absent For 10 Months, Replace Him: Naga MLAs To Chief Minister
Ten Naga MLAs in Manipur have demanded the appointment of a new minister to look after tribal affairs and hill matters amid the disruption caused by the ethnic violence in the state bordering troubled Myanmar.
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New US Sanctions May Threaten Russian Oil Sales To India: Report
Fresh U.S. sanctions on Moscow threaten to dent Russian oil sales to India, the biggest buyer of Russian seaborne crude, and complicate efforts by Indian state refiners to secure annual supply deals, three industry sources familiar with the matter sa
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Courts Cannot Direct States To Implement Particular Schemes: Supreme Court
Scope of judicial review in examining policy matters of the government is very limited and the courts cannot direct the states to implement a particular policy or scheme on the grounds that a "better, fairer or wiser", the Supreme Court said.
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Joe Biden Nominates Indian-Origin Judge To US Court For New York
President Joe Biden has nominated Indian-origin judge Sanket Jayshukh Bulsara, an expert in securities, contract, bankruptcy, and regulatory matters, for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York.
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In CBSE Affiliation Fraud, Manipur Probe Team Checking Who Signed Papers; Report By January 5
A three-member team looking into how 25 schools in violence-hit Manipur applied for CBSE affiliation without the state government's permission will give its report by January 5, people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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"It Is Their Personal Matter": WFI President Sanjay Singh On Sakshi Malik Quitting Wrestling
The newly elected WFI president Sanjay Singh stated that taking retirement is a personal call of an athlete and said he would refrain to speak on this matter.
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Mongolia Failed To Cooperate In Putin Arrest: World Court
The International Criminal Court on Thursday accused member state Mongolia of failing to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin during a trip there last month, and referred the matter for further action.
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Opposition vs BJP In Mumbai Over Shivaji Statue Collapse: 10 Points
The row over the collapse of the Shivaji statue in Mumbai shows no sign of abating despite an apology from the Prime Minister. Ahead of the state election, the apology has become a matter of controversy, with Uddhav Thackeray questioning it.
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Kamala Harris Or Donald Trump? Why One US County Matters Most In US Polls
Voters in Maricopa County, the largest in the US swing state of Arizona, will play a key role in deciding whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump wins the White House in November.
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AI Was Born At This US Summer Camp 68 Years Ago. Here's Why It Matters
Imagine a group of young men gathered at a picturesque college campus in New England, in the United States, during the northern summer of 1956. Its a small casual gathering. But the men are not here for campfires and nature hikes.
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Centre Criticises Kerala For Appointing Official For "External Cooperation"
State governments should not intrude into matters beyond their constitutional jurisdiction, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Thursday criticising the Kerala government for appointing a secretary for "external cooperation".
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"Assam Muslim Population Now 40%, Matter Of Life And Death": Himanta Sarma
Assam Chief Minister Himant Biswa Sarma on Wednesday claimed that the Muslim population in his state has now risen to 40 per cent, contending that demographic change is a "big issue" in the northeastern state.
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Rajasthan Authorities Find Some MDH, Everest Spices "Unsafe": Report
Rajasthan also urged the state authorities of Gujarat and Haryana, where the MDH and Everest batches were made, to "take action in the matter without delay".
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Is Your Brain On The Edge Of A Phase Shift? New Research Suggests A Surprising State Of Matter
New research from Northwestern University suggests that the human brain operates near a "critical point," a state of high complexity seen during phase transitions.
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Ireland To Announce Recognition Of Palestinian State Today: Source
The Irish government is to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state on Wednesday, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Manipur Tribal Affairs Minister Absent For 10 Months, Replace Him: Naga MLAs To Chief Minister
Ten Naga MLAs in Manipur have demanded the appointment of a new minister to look after tribal affairs and hill matters amid the disruption caused by the ethnic violence in the state bordering troubled Myanmar.
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New US Sanctions May Threaten Russian Oil Sales To India: Report
Fresh U.S. sanctions on Moscow threaten to dent Russian oil sales to India, the biggest buyer of Russian seaborne crude, and complicate efforts by Indian state refiners to secure annual supply deals, three industry sources familiar with the matter sa
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Courts Cannot Direct States To Implement Particular Schemes: Supreme Court
Scope of judicial review in examining policy matters of the government is very limited and the courts cannot direct the states to implement a particular policy or scheme on the grounds that a "better, fairer or wiser", the Supreme Court said.
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Joe Biden Nominates Indian-Origin Judge To US Court For New York
President Joe Biden has nominated Indian-origin judge Sanket Jayshukh Bulsara, an expert in securities, contract, bankruptcy, and regulatory matters, for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York.
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In CBSE Affiliation Fraud, Manipur Probe Team Checking Who Signed Papers; Report By January 5
A three-member team looking into how 25 schools in violence-hit Manipur applied for CBSE affiliation without the state government's permission will give its report by January 5, people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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"It Is Their Personal Matter": WFI President Sanjay Singh On Sakshi Malik Quitting Wrestling
The newly elected WFI president Sanjay Singh stated that taking retirement is a personal call of an athlete and said he would refrain to speak on this matter.
