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Ashok Gehlot's Son Vaibhav Loses By Over 2 Lakh Votes From Jalore, Calls It "Tough Seat"
Former Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot's son Vaibhav Gehlot faced a big defeat on Tuesday as he lost by over two lakh votes from the Jalore parliamentary constituency, the data available on the Election Commissionwebsite showed.
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"Covid Shouldn't Be Matter Of Politics": PM To Leaders In All-Party Meeting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday interacted with the floor leaders of all parties in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha over the country's response to COVID-19.
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11 Dead In Lightning Strike In Jaipur. They Were Taking Selfies
Eleven people have died and many feared injured in a lightning strike in front of the 12th century Amer Palace near Jaipur. The incident took place when people were taking selfies at a watch tower amid rain in the Rajasthan capital.
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After Stan Swamy's Death, 10 Opposition Leaders Write To President
A day after activist Stan Swamy's death in custody, senior opposition leaders, including Congress president Sonia Gandhi, Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah, have written to the President.
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WHO Discussing Covishield Approval With European Union: Chief Scientist
The World Health Organization is discussing with the European Union the issue of approving India-manufactured Covishield vaccine for the group's Covid vaccination passport, Soumya Swaminathan, the UN body's Chief Scientist, told NDTV in an interview.
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When PM Modi Joined Conversation Between Afghan Envoy To India, Twitter User
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, one of the most active and popular leaders on social media in the world, joined on Thursday a heartening conversation between Afghanistan's Ambassador to India and a Twitter user.
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"We're Patient But Don't Cross Limits": Haryana Chief Minister To Farmers
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said on Wednesday that political leaders have been patient in the face of protests but it "won't be good for anyone to cross the limit".
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"Applied For Clearance": Serum Sources On Covishield Issue In EU
The Serum Institute (SII) has applied through AstraZeneca for the European Medicines Agency's nod to get the Covishield vaccine approved for the European Union's 'vaccine passport' scheme, company sources have told NDTV.
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Maharashtra Revises Full Unlock Plan After 1 Delta Plus Death
All districts in Maharashtra must impose at least Level 3 restrictions irrespective of indices like weekly positivity rate and hospital beds availability to prevent the spread of the more dangerous Delta Plus Covid variant, the state's Chief Secretar
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Andhra Pradesh Cancels Class 10, 12 Exams After Supreme Court Rap
Andhra Pradesh cancels Class 12 exams after Supreme Court says state will be held responsible "if there is even one fatality"
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4 Arrested For Blast Near Israel Embassy Days After CCTV Footage Released
Four people have been arrested by the Delhi police's special cell from Kargil district in connection with the Israel Embassy blast case.
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21 Cases Of Delta Plus Variant In Maharashtra, Says State Health Minister
Twenty-one cases of the Delta Plus Covid variant, the mutant version of the Delta variant that unleashed the devastating second wave of the pandemic, have been found in Maharashtra so far, state health minister Rajesh Tope said today.
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"Shameful...": Amarinder Singh On Attack Over Jobs To MLAs' Sons
Punjab cabinet's decision to give two state government jobs to the sons of Congress MLAs has triggered fresh trouble for Chief Minister Amarinder Singh.
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Not Virtually, Appear In Person: Parliamentary Panel To Tell Facebook
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on information and technology, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, will direct the social media giant Facebook to appear "in person" when it examines the company's policies on upholding citizens' rights.
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Telangana Ends Covid Lockdown, Says Schools, Colleges To Reopen From July
The Telangana government has decided to reopen the state completely as the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic showed strong signs of receding.
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Ashok Gehlot's Son Vaibhav Loses By Over 2 Lakh Votes From Jalore, Calls It "Tough Seat"
Former Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot's son Vaibhav Gehlot faced a big defeat on Tuesday as he lost by over two lakh votes from the Jalore parliamentary constituency, the data available on the Election Commissionwebsite showed.
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"Covid Shouldn't Be Matter Of Politics": PM To Leaders In All-Party Meeting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday interacted with the floor leaders of all parties in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha over the country's response to COVID-19.
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11 Dead In Lightning Strike In Jaipur. They Were Taking Selfies
Eleven people have died and many feared injured in a lightning strike in front of the 12th century Amer Palace near Jaipur. The incident took place when people were taking selfies at a watch tower amid rain in the Rajasthan capital.
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After Stan Swamy's Death, 10 Opposition Leaders Write To President
A day after activist Stan Swamy's death in custody, senior opposition leaders, including Congress president Sonia Gandhi, Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah, have written to the President.
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WHO Discussing Covishield Approval With European Union: Chief Scientist
The World Health Organization is discussing with the European Union the issue of approving India-manufactured Covishield vaccine for the group's Covid vaccination passport, Soumya Swaminathan, the UN body's Chief Scientist, told NDTV in an interview.
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When PM Modi Joined Conversation Between Afghan Envoy To India, Twitter User
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, one of the most active and popular leaders on social media in the world, joined on Thursday a heartening conversation between Afghanistan's Ambassador to India and a Twitter user.
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"We're Patient But Don't Cross Limits": Haryana Chief Minister To Farmers
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said on Wednesday that political leaders have been patient in the face of protests but it "won't be good for anyone to cross the limit".
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"Applied For Clearance": Serum Sources On Covishield Issue In EU
The Serum Institute (SII) has applied through AstraZeneca for the European Medicines Agency's nod to get the Covishield vaccine approved for the European Union's 'vaccine passport' scheme, company sources have told NDTV.
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Maharashtra Revises Full Unlock Plan After 1 Delta Plus Death
All districts in Maharashtra must impose at least Level 3 restrictions irrespective of indices like weekly positivity rate and hospital beds availability to prevent the spread of the more dangerous Delta Plus Covid variant, the state's Chief Secretar
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Andhra Pradesh Cancels Class 10, 12 Exams After Supreme Court Rap
Andhra Pradesh cancels Class 12 exams after Supreme Court says state will be held responsible "if there is even one fatality"
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4 Arrested For Blast Near Israel Embassy Days After CCTV Footage Released
Four people have been arrested by the Delhi police's special cell from Kargil district in connection with the Israel Embassy blast case.
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21 Cases Of Delta Plus Variant In Maharashtra, Says State Health Minister
Twenty-one cases of the Delta Plus Covid variant, the mutant version of the Delta variant that unleashed the devastating second wave of the pandemic, have been found in Maharashtra so far, state health minister Rajesh Tope said today.
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"Shameful...": Amarinder Singh On Attack Over Jobs To MLAs' Sons
Punjab cabinet's decision to give two state government jobs to the sons of Congress MLAs has triggered fresh trouble for Chief Minister Amarinder Singh.
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Not Virtually, Appear In Person: Parliamentary Panel To Tell Facebook
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on information and technology, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, will direct the social media giant Facebook to appear "in person" when it examines the company's policies on upholding citizens' rights.
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Telangana Ends Covid Lockdown, Says Schools, Colleges To Reopen From July
The Telangana government has decided to reopen the state completely as the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic showed strong signs of receding.
