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In BJP's Rekha Gupta Pick, A Trend From The Past And Hint For Future?
Rekha Gupta took oath Thursday as Chief Minister of Delhi - the fourth woman and fourth BJP leader to hold that post - after a suspense-filled 12 days of deliberation by the party.
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On Pannun Case, India Looking At Institutional Reforms: Top US Official
The murder-for-hire case against Indian national Nikhil Gupta - accused of conspiring to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun - has led India to consider "institutional reforms... necessary to deal with" such allegations, Kurt M Campbell
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"She Is In Acute Shock": Bilkis Bano's Lawyer After Release Of 11 Rapists
Bilkis Bano has been "in acute shock" since 11 men convicted for raping her were released by the Gujarat government, her lawyer Shobha Gupta told NDTV today.
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At Aero Show, India Inks "Biggest" Make-In-India Defence Deal For Tejas
The government on Wednesday formally sealed a Rs 48,000-crore deal -- the "biggest Make In India defence contract" -- with state-run aerospace giant Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) at the Aero India show in Bengaluru. The contract was signed in presence of defence minister Rajnath Singh who inaugurated the 13th edition of Asia's premier aeronau...
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Watch: Rafale Fighter Jet In A 'Vertical Charlie' For Republic Day Parade
The defence ministry gave a glimpse of the excitement the recently inducted Rafale fighter jet will add to this year's Republic Day parade despite being curtailed in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ladakh Reopens Pangong Tso Lake To Tourists Amid China Standoff, Covid
Amid the coronavirus pandemic and ongoing tension along the international border with China that cuts through the region, the Ladakh administration has reopened the famous Pangong Tso Lake for tourists from January 10.The areas reopening for tourism are not located near the flash points between India and China.
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All-Women Crew To Fly Into History With 17-Hour Flight To Bengaluru
An all-women team of Air India is set to make history when they pilot the longest non-stop commercial flight operated by any airline to India later in the week.
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SpiceJet to Start Daily Seaplane Flights To Statue of Unity At Rs1,500
The SpiceJet Airlines has said it will operate two seaplane round-trip flights every day to the Statue of Unity - on an island in Gujarat - from Ahmedabad's Sabarmati riverfront starting this Saturday.
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Government Signs Rs 2,580 Crore Pact For Pinaka Rocket Launcher Systems
In a boost to the government's initiative to make India's defence sector self-reliant, the Defence Ministry today signed contracts to supply six Pinaka regiments, a system of rocket launchers, to the Indian Army at an approximate cost of Rs 2,580 crore by 2024.
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Air India Technician Sucked Into Engine. How It Happened
India's flag carrier Air India is investigating a freak accident in which one of its technicians got sucked into the running engine of an aircraft at the Mumbai airport on Wednesday. The plane's engine is being dismantled to recover the body.
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INS Kalvari, First of Scorpene Class Submarines, Tests Water: 10 Facts
Sea trials for the INS Kalavri, the first of six French-designed Scorpene submarines being manufactured in Mumbai, began today. The sub was separated from the pontoon yesterday and set afloat in the Arabian Sea. .
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Delhi Police Submits Kerala House Beef Row Report to Home Ministry
The Delhi Police today submitted a detailed report to the Union Home Ministry over "illegally raiding" the Kerala House in New Delhi over allegations that beef was being served there.
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Order on Amit Shah's Discharge Plea in Alleged Fake Encounter Cases Likely Today
A special court of the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI in Mumbai is expected to take a decision today on the discharge application filed by BJP President Amit Shah in the alleged fake encounter cases of Sohrabuddin Sheikh and Tulsiram Prajapati. If the court accepts the application, Mr. Shah will not have to face trial in the case.
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Shiv Sena Will Sit in Opposition in Maharashtra if BJP Takes NCP's Support, Says Uddhav Thackeray
After a meeting in Mumbai on Sunday, the Shiv Sena served the BJP not divorce papers, but a fresh ultimatum. Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said his party will serve as the opposition in Maharashtra if the BJP accepts support from Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party or NCP.
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Allegedly Beaten at School Near Mumbai, 3 Students Found Drowned
A day after the bodies of three students were found in a river near their boarding school near Mumbai, two teachers have been arrested for allegedly driving them to suicide.
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In BJP's Rekha Gupta Pick, A Trend From The Past And Hint For Future?
Rekha Gupta took oath Thursday as Chief Minister of Delhi - the fourth woman and fourth BJP leader to hold that post - after a suspense-filled 12 days of deliberation by the party.
-
On Pannun Case, India Looking At Institutional Reforms: Top US Official
The murder-for-hire case against Indian national Nikhil Gupta - accused of conspiring to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun - has led India to consider "institutional reforms... necessary to deal with" such allegations, Kurt M Campbell
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"She Is In Acute Shock": Bilkis Bano's Lawyer After Release Of 11 Rapists
Bilkis Bano has been "in acute shock" since 11 men convicted for raping her were released by the Gujarat government, her lawyer Shobha Gupta told NDTV today.
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At Aero Show, India Inks "Biggest" Make-In-India Defence Deal For Tejas
The government on Wednesday formally sealed a Rs 48,000-crore deal -- the "biggest Make In India defence contract" -- with state-run aerospace giant Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) at the Aero India show in Bengaluru. The contract was signed in presence of defence minister Rajnath Singh who inaugurated the 13th edition of Asia's premier aeronau...
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Watch: Rafale Fighter Jet In A 'Vertical Charlie' For Republic Day Parade
The defence ministry gave a glimpse of the excitement the recently inducted Rafale fighter jet will add to this year's Republic Day parade despite being curtailed in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ladakh Reopens Pangong Tso Lake To Tourists Amid China Standoff, Covid
Amid the coronavirus pandemic and ongoing tension along the international border with China that cuts through the region, the Ladakh administration has reopened the famous Pangong Tso Lake for tourists from January 10.The areas reopening for tourism are not located near the flash points between India and China.
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All-Women Crew To Fly Into History With 17-Hour Flight To Bengaluru
An all-women team of Air India is set to make history when they pilot the longest non-stop commercial flight operated by any airline to India later in the week.
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SpiceJet to Start Daily Seaplane Flights To Statue of Unity At Rs1,500
The SpiceJet Airlines has said it will operate two seaplane round-trip flights every day to the Statue of Unity - on an island in Gujarat - from Ahmedabad's Sabarmati riverfront starting this Saturday.
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Government Signs Rs 2,580 Crore Pact For Pinaka Rocket Launcher Systems
In a boost to the government's initiative to make India's defence sector self-reliant, the Defence Ministry today signed contracts to supply six Pinaka regiments, a system of rocket launchers, to the Indian Army at an approximate cost of Rs 2,580 crore by 2024.
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Air India Technician Sucked Into Engine. How It Happened
India's flag carrier Air India is investigating a freak accident in which one of its technicians got sucked into the running engine of an aircraft at the Mumbai airport on Wednesday. The plane's engine is being dismantled to recover the body.
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INS Kalvari, First of Scorpene Class Submarines, Tests Water: 10 Facts
Sea trials for the INS Kalavri, the first of six French-designed Scorpene submarines being manufactured in Mumbai, began today. The sub was separated from the pontoon yesterday and set afloat in the Arabian Sea. .
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Delhi Police Submits Kerala House Beef Row Report to Home Ministry
The Delhi Police today submitted a detailed report to the Union Home Ministry over "illegally raiding" the Kerala House in New Delhi over allegations that beef was being served there.
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Order on Amit Shah's Discharge Plea in Alleged Fake Encounter Cases Likely Today
A special court of the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI in Mumbai is expected to take a decision today on the discharge application filed by BJP President Amit Shah in the alleged fake encounter cases of Sohrabuddin Sheikh and Tulsiram Prajapati. If the court accepts the application, Mr. Shah will not have to face trial in the case.
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Shiv Sena Will Sit in Opposition in Maharashtra if BJP Takes NCP's Support, Says Uddhav Thackeray
After a meeting in Mumbai on Sunday, the Shiv Sena served the BJP not divorce papers, but a fresh ultimatum. Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said his party will serve as the opposition in Maharashtra if the BJP accepts support from Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party or NCP.
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Allegedly Beaten at School Near Mumbai, 3 Students Found Drowned
A day after the bodies of three students were found in a river near their boarding school near Mumbai, two teachers have been arrested for allegedly driving them to suicide.
