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2 Arrested In Delhi Terror Case Tried To Go To Pak Twice Via Nepal But Failed: Report
Naushad Ali, the terrorist who was arrested in the Jahangirpuri area of the national capital, has made important revelations before the Delhi Police stating that he received instructions from his Pakistani handlers and tried going to Pakistan through
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15 Fleeing Covid Found In Refrigerated Truck In Vietnam: Report
Fifteen people including a seven-year-old boy have been found inside a refrigerated truck in Vietnam after they tried to escape areas of the south badly hit by Covid-19, state media said Monday.
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Watch: Madhya Pradesh Minister Airlifted After Trying Flood Rescue On Boat
A minister in the Madhya Pradesh government who had gone to help people stranded at a flooded area in the state himself got stuck and he had to be airlifted.
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No Need To Panic, India Has "Enough Oxygen Stock": Centre
India has enough stock of medical oxygen, but the issue is its transportation from the producing states to high-demand areas which the government is trying to address, the Home Ministry said Monday.
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Kolkata Police Use Water Cannon, Tear Gas On Left Activists Marching Over Jobs
Left activists clashed with the police in central Kolkata's Esplanade area today afternoon as they tried to break barricades on their way to the state secretariat Nabanna, demanding jobs.
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Punjab Allows Free Walk-In Covid Test, Fights Stigma In Rural Areas
At a time when reports suggest a large number of people in rural areas are refusing to get tested for coronavirus, the Punjab government said it is trying to make the process easier. The state has decided to allow free walk-in COVID-19 testing in government hospitals and mobile vans, and similar testing for a nominal cost not exceeding Rs 250 by pr...
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Delhi Fire: "Heard Labourers Trying To Run Out", Says Owner Of Nearby Building
The Delhi factory fire took place in a four-storey building in a crowded and congested part of the city that housed workshops, set up illegally, and employed labourers from neighbouring states like Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, who slept inside to save money
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US Military Apologises For "Stealth Bomber Against Millenial" Picture
A US Military unit apologised on Saturday and deleted a tweet that said specter of a stealth bomber was being deployed against any young people who tried to break into the Area 51 base in Nevada.
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After Congress Waivers, BJP-led Gujarat Excuses 650 Crores In Power Bills
A day after the new Congress governments in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh waived loans availed by the farmer community, the BJP-led administration in Gujarat has tried to match the gesture with a populist measure of its own. The Vijay Rupani government did away with rural electricity bills amounting to Rs650 crore today, in a move that is expecte...
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Liquor Ban, Interest-Free Loans: How Parties Lure Voters In Chhattisgarh
Ban on liquor, interest-free loans, almost free rice and a 'Naxal-free' state -- political parties have tried every trick in the book to outdo each other with their poll promises as the voting begins Monday with Maoist-affected areas of Chhattisgarh for a multi-phased poll season across five states.
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Army On Standby After BJP Leader, Brother Shot Dead In Jammu's Kishtwar
A BJP leader and his brother were shot dead by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar on Thursday evening, the police said, triggering fears of unrest and prompting authorities to impose a curfew in the area.
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Madhya Pradesh Forest Officer Crushed To Death Allegedly By Mining Mafia
A forest guard was run over by men who were illegally transporting sand in Madhya Pradesh's Chambal area on Friday. The guard had tried to stop a tractor, carrying sand in Morena, the police told NDTV.
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Water Recedes In Kerala, Concerns About Disease Emerge: 10 Points
Rain eased this morning and the flood water started receding from some areas of Kerala. The red alert that was in place for days, was withdrawn and the met office said rainfall will decrease further over the next five days. Rescue efforts continued round-the-clock as thousands remained marooned on rooftops. At least 164 people died since August 8 i...
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6 Terrorists Killed In Failed Infiltration Attempt In Jammu And Kashmir
Six terrorists were killed by the army while they were trying to infiltrate into India at Keran sector in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara district today. It was the biggest infiltration attempt in recent months, officials said.
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Maharashtra Shutdown LIVE Updates: Over 300 Detained, 16 FIRs Registered After Violence On Wednesday
Over 300 people were detained after violence during Maharashtra shutdown called by Dalit groups in the state Wednesday. While Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has called for a judicial inquiry into the incident, there was ruckus in both Houses of parliament yesterday over the matter. The shutdown had generated tension in Mumbai and a number of area...
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2 Arrested In Delhi Terror Case Tried To Go To Pak Twice Via Nepal But Failed: Report
Naushad Ali, the terrorist who was arrested in the Jahangirpuri area of the national capital, has made important revelations before the Delhi Police stating that he received instructions from his Pakistani handlers and tried going to Pakistan through
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15 Fleeing Covid Found In Refrigerated Truck In Vietnam: Report
Fifteen people including a seven-year-old boy have been found inside a refrigerated truck in Vietnam after they tried to escape areas of the south badly hit by Covid-19, state media said Monday.
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Watch: Madhya Pradesh Minister Airlifted After Trying Flood Rescue On Boat
A minister in the Madhya Pradesh government who had gone to help people stranded at a flooded area in the state himself got stuck and he had to be airlifted.
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No Need To Panic, India Has "Enough Oxygen Stock": Centre
India has enough stock of medical oxygen, but the issue is its transportation from the producing states to high-demand areas which the government is trying to address, the Home Ministry said Monday.
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Kolkata Police Use Water Cannon, Tear Gas On Left Activists Marching Over Jobs
Left activists clashed with the police in central Kolkata's Esplanade area today afternoon as they tried to break barricades on their way to the state secretariat Nabanna, demanding jobs.
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Punjab Allows Free Walk-In Covid Test, Fights Stigma In Rural Areas
At a time when reports suggest a large number of people in rural areas are refusing to get tested for coronavirus, the Punjab government said it is trying to make the process easier. The state has decided to allow free walk-in COVID-19 testing in government hospitals and mobile vans, and similar testing for a nominal cost not exceeding Rs 250 by pr...
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Delhi Fire: "Heard Labourers Trying To Run Out", Says Owner Of Nearby Building
The Delhi factory fire took place in a four-storey building in a crowded and congested part of the city that housed workshops, set up illegally, and employed labourers from neighbouring states like Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, who slept inside to save money
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US Military Apologises For "Stealth Bomber Against Millenial" Picture
A US Military unit apologised on Saturday and deleted a tweet that said specter of a stealth bomber was being deployed against any young people who tried to break into the Area 51 base in Nevada.
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After Congress Waivers, BJP-led Gujarat Excuses 650 Crores In Power Bills
A day after the new Congress governments in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh waived loans availed by the farmer community, the BJP-led administration in Gujarat has tried to match the gesture with a populist measure of its own. The Vijay Rupani government did away with rural electricity bills amounting to Rs650 crore today, in a move that is expecte...
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Liquor Ban, Interest-Free Loans: How Parties Lure Voters In Chhattisgarh
Ban on liquor, interest-free loans, almost free rice and a 'Naxal-free' state -- political parties have tried every trick in the book to outdo each other with their poll promises as the voting begins Monday with Maoist-affected areas of Chhattisgarh for a multi-phased poll season across five states.
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Army On Standby After BJP Leader, Brother Shot Dead In Jammu's Kishtwar
A BJP leader and his brother were shot dead by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar on Thursday evening, the police said, triggering fears of unrest and prompting authorities to impose a curfew in the area.
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Madhya Pradesh Forest Officer Crushed To Death Allegedly By Mining Mafia
A forest guard was run over by men who were illegally transporting sand in Madhya Pradesh's Chambal area on Friday. The guard had tried to stop a tractor, carrying sand in Morena, the police told NDTV.
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Water Recedes In Kerala, Concerns About Disease Emerge: 10 Points
Rain eased this morning and the flood water started receding from some areas of Kerala. The red alert that was in place for days, was withdrawn and the met office said rainfall will decrease further over the next five days. Rescue efforts continued round-the-clock as thousands remained marooned on rooftops. At least 164 people died since August 8 i...
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6 Terrorists Killed In Failed Infiltration Attempt In Jammu And Kashmir
Six terrorists were killed by the army while they were trying to infiltrate into India at Keran sector in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara district today. It was the biggest infiltration attempt in recent months, officials said.
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Maharashtra Shutdown LIVE Updates: Over 300 Detained, 16 FIRs Registered After Violence On Wednesday
Over 300 people were detained after violence during Maharashtra shutdown called by Dalit groups in the state Wednesday. While Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has called for a judicial inquiry into the incident, there was ruckus in both Houses of parliament yesterday over the matter. The shutdown had generated tension in Mumbai and a number of area...
