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Centre's Auditor CAG Flags E Coli In Drinking Water Across Railway Stations
The audit found bacteriological tests, other than Total coliforms, to be unsatisfactory at eight stations in four zones during 2022-23 and 11 stations in five zones during 2023-24.
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Shoutout To Gen Z, Warning For Rivals In Vijay's First Independence Day Speech
Vijay said forces working against his government will be defeated and conspiracies against his regime will also be thwarted.
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Himanta Sarma Urges Assam Settlers To List Assamese As Mother Tongue During Census
Sarma said the people of Barak Valley, which has a predominantly Bengali-speaking population, and the tribals can exercise their own discretion while identifying their mother tongue.
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Jharkhand Protestors Announce Gherao Of Hemant Soren's House On August 20
The protesters also said that they would burn effigies of the chief minister and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi across all 24 districts on Sunday, and accused the ruling JMM-Congress alliance of failing to take concrete action on their demands.
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Uttarakhand Tunnel Workers Say They Flagged Water Leak, Got No Reply
Eight workers were killed after the tunnel, in Uttarakhand's Chamoli, got flooded.
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Bengaluru Man Hits Techie Wife, Suffocates Her. Then Dies By Suicide
The couple, identified as Sumant Jain, a civil engineer, and his wife Padmavathi, a software engineer, were involved in an argument that reportedly turned violent.
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Yellow Silk Dhotis: New Dress Code For Ayodhya Ram Temple Priests
Mithilesh Nandini Sharan, a member of the temple trust's religious committee, said the attire has been prescribed in accordance with the Ramanandi tradition.
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Bar Council Chief Apologises After Order 'Banning' Students From Becoming Lawyers
The order was issued after students from the NALSAR University of Law in Hyderabad had opposed a convocation invitation to the Chief Justice of India.
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Echoes Across The Radcliffe Line: The Battle For 'Punjabiyat' In Pakistan
Decades after Partition drew a line through their shared heritage, people on both sides remain on a quest to preserve the true essence of "Punjabiyat" -- the Punjabi identity.
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Congress Signals Support For Sikh Prisoners' Release Amid Bandi Sikh Politics
Former Congress MLA Gurkirat Singh Kotli, grandson of former Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh, made a significant statement during a rally in Khanna.
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In Congress vs Congress, Punjab Chief's Ticket Stance Publicly Contradicted
Former Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi and Randhawa shared the stage at Issru near Khanna, while Warring wasn't present, adding to the buzz around the party's growing factional divide.
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Man Climbs Car Roof To Stop Girlfriend, Her Lover Runs Him Over
When the woman got into the car and began to drive away, Parampreet allegedly climbed onto the roof of the vehicle in an attempt to stop her. The driver continued at high speed without stopping.
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Man Stops On Bridge For Selfie With Infant Daughter, Throws Her Into Yamuna
The couple, identified as Rinku and his wife, Lakshmi, had set out from home on a motorcycle with their daughter to visit Agra city.
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After Vijay's "Father" Remark, Row Over BJP Leader's "Ask Mother" Comment
The remark drew a scathing response from the TVK, Vijay's party, which asked the BJP politician to uphold the dignity of the position he holds.
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Python Enters UP Meat Shop To Hunt Goat. Drunk Man Wraps It Around His Neck
The bizarre situation pulled in a large crowd, eager to witness the astonishing incident. Passersby and local shopkeepers stood in awe as they saw the scene unfold.
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Action By Haryana Cops In Plainclothes Raises Questions Over Court Order
The police have confirmed that the personnel seen in civilian clothes belong to special units
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BJP Claims Sonia Gandhi Tried To Stop Singing Of Vande Mataram, Congress Denies
The BJP's Amit Malviya claimed Sonia Gandhi appeared agitated after the song continued beyond the initial stanzas.
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Andhra Minister Faints During Independence Day Event In Tirupati
The minister had been standing on the stage and speaking for more than an hour when he suddenly appeared to lose his balance and collapsed, leaning towards one side.
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Temple For Bapu: How An Andhra City Has Kept Mahatma Gandhi's Memory Alive
The Gandhi Mandiram at Shanti Nagar Colony has become a place where people can remember Gandhi, the freedom movement and the values he stood for.
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Opinion | Noakhali To Parliament, What Gandhi, Nehru, Jinnah And Faiz Were Doing On Aug 15, 1947
What was Gandhi doing while Nehru was making his famous midnight speech, and why was Jinnah hosting a lunch as a new nation began fasting? August 15, 1947, looked very different depending on where you stood.
