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Cross-Border Arms, Drug Trafficking Networks Busted In Punjab, 7 Arrested
The massive recovery also includes 5.152 kg of opium, two illegal pistols, 106 live cartridges, one drone, one GPS tracker and five mobile phones, pointing towards the alleged involvement of organised networks operating with foreign-based handlers.
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Kerala Travel Agency Director Arrested In Overseas Job Fraud Case
Mary Lopez, a native of Neendakara in Kollam, was taken into custody by Anchalummoodu Police following an investigation into a series of complaints against Ezra Global Tours and Travels.
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Amid Boycott Call, Ladakh To Hold Hill Council Elections On December 4
The polls are held against the backdrop of a prolonged agitation in Leh and Kargil, with political and civil society groups demanding statehood and constitutional safeguards under the Sixth Schedule.
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Man Dies After Assault Over Rs 200 Temple Lights Payment In UP: Cops
According to the complaint, Khargsen had paid Siyaram Rs 200 during Diwali to fix lights at a temple. When Siyaram allegedly failed to do so, a dispute broke out after Khargsen asked for his money back.
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Man Arrested For Raping Woman, Filming Incident In UP: Cops
Police have arrested man for allegedly raping a woman and filming the act on his mobile phone in the Vrindavan Kotwali area of Mathura district after promising to secure her a house under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, officials said on Tuesday.
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IndiGo Extends Suspensions Of Saudi Flights Amid Security Concerns
The airline stated that the operational adjustments were made following a comprehensive review of the security environment to ensure the safety of passengers and aircraft personnel.
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Central Pollution Body Explains Data Gaps On Diwali Night
The CPCB has now broken its silence and issued a clarification on the core mechanics of India's National Air Quality Index (NAQI) framework, its design methodology, and its international alignment.
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'List Measures To Stop Digital Arrests, Cybercrimes': Top Court To WhatsApp
Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for WhatsApp, had told the bench the platform had taken preventive measures, including action against 9,400 accounts, and would file an affidavit detailing the steps undertaken.
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Periyar Library Book Scam: High Court Orders Police Case, Freezes Publisher's Bank Account
The directions came during the hearing of a contempt petition that alleged that the authorities have failed to comply with an earlier court order on transparent procurement of books for public libraries.
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India's Oldest Industry Body FICCI Warns Air Pollution Costs $95 Billion Annually
FICCI's report amounts to an unmistakable warning that the country's struggle with dirty air has reached a level that demands urgent action from governments at every level.
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On Camera, Gunmen Chase Man, Daughter, Open Fire In Punjab's Fazilka
Two rounds were fired at a car in a village in Punjab; bullets hit the windshield and the vehicle's body as a man and his young daughter narrowly escaped unhurt.
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Patna Civic Body Raises Rs 200 Crore Via Bonds, Gets Listed On Stock Exchange
The bond listing is being viewed as a significant step towards strengthening the financial independence of urban local bodies and creating alternative funding mechanisms for infrastructure development.
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Suvendu Adhikari Visits Kali Puja Of Mamata Banerjee's Estranged brother
Since the political shift in Bengal, Babun Banerjee has consistently maintained that he remains aligned with the BJP.
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No Global Net Zero Without India': Economist Nicki Hutley To NDTV At COP31
As negotiators meet in Antalya, the debate is shifting from whether India can grow cleanly to who will pay for it.
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Government Has Wide Power To Retire Employees In Public Interest: Supreme Court
An employee cannot challenge compulsory retirement merely by arguing that another government servant with a comparable service record was allowed to continue, the court said.
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Vande Mataram Row Escalates In Kerala, BJP Targets Kasaragod Collector
The BJP has particularly targeted Kasaragod District Collector Sreedhanya Suresh, an IAS officer, accusing her of violating national protocol by sitting down after the first two stanzas of Vande Mataram while the remaining stanzas were still being sung.
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AAP Block Samiti Member Allegedly Shoots Brother Dead In Amritsar Village
Initial probe revealed that the confrontation between the two brothers may have been triggered by a longstanding dispute over the division of family land.
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'UPA 2.0 Brought Personal Challenges': Sonia Gandhi On Beating Cancer Twice
Sonia Gandhi said that she was advised by doctors to have an operation for suspected breast cancer in 2010 and that her "mind began to race to a possible scary outcome" after she was told there was no time to lose.
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"Fabricated, Malicious": India Rejects Khalistani Terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun's US Lawsuit
External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said today that India strongly rejected the allegations directed at its senior officials as well as the lawsuit itself.
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RSS Founding Year To Close Aide's Death: Errors In Sonia Gandhi's Memoir
The errors appear in different chapters of the book, which traces Sonia Gandhi's transition from a young Italian woman who married Rajiv Gandhi to one of the most influential political figures in independent India.
