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Bengal Poll Officer Evading Arrest In Murder Case Caught For Drink Driving
Prashant Barman, a BDO in Jalpaiguri's Rajganj, was wanted for his alleged involvement in a businessman's murder in 2025.
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Builder Falls Inside Septic Tank In Odisha, 5 Enter To Rescue Him, All Die
Six people died of suspected asphyxiation inside a septic tank under construction in Odisha.
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Israel Bets On Big Tech Over Warfronts, Has An Iran Request For India
Israel urges India to classify IRGC as terrorist and highlights tech in Middle East strategy
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Relief From Heatwave In Sight? What Weather Department Says
The IMD has forecast a gradual decline in maximum temperatures beginning May 29 in most parts of the country
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Quad Powers Draw Hard Lines On China, Terror, Critical Materials In Delhi
In their most comprehensive joint statement yet, the foreign ministers of India, Australia, Japan, and the United States deliver pointed warnings.
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Opinion | A New Sunni Bloc Is Taking Shape, And Pak May Be Its Biggest Winner
If the idea does come to fruition, then such a bloc would have been a long time in making. And it would have a formidable spread, going all the way from the Arabian Sea to the Mediterranean, controlling strategic ports, shipping and maritime routes.
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Iran Takes Dig At Marco Rubio For Taj Mahal Visit. It Has A Persian Connect
Consulate General of Iran in Hyderabad stated that if Marco Rubio "knew the history or architecture, he wouldn't have posed for a picture here"
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'Scared' Arunachal Man Sought Cop's Help, Then Found Dead Near Cemetery
Mophuk had contacted his daughter, Ngona Mophuk, and informed her that some unknown persons were allegedly following him and that he was scared.
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Analysis: The Rise And Fall Of Tinamool's Diamond Harbour Model - Signals From Falta
Abhishek Banerjee's close aide Jahangir Khan abandoned the Falta electoral fight hours before the repoll, giving the BJP an easy walkover.
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Adani Green Energy Commissions World's Largest Battery Storage System
Adani Green Energy commissions a 3.37 GWh battery storage system, the largest outside China.
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Eye On China, Quad Expands Cooperation On Minerals And Maritime Security
Quad countries announce critical minerals framework and maritime security initiatives in Indo-Pacific.
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Fake Brides, Real Betrayal: 42 Families Duped In Madhya Pradesh Marriage Scam
The grooms arrived, the families waited, and the rituals were expected to begin, but the brides never came.
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Opinion | India-US Reset At Quad: Why Rubio's Visit Could Be A Win-Win, And A Game Changer
The visit's argument, stated and unstated, is that the US and India do not need to agree on everything to benefit from each other's momentum. They need, instead, to align on the parts of the map where alignment matters most.
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Second Autopsy Ordered After Tiger Death Near Bandhavgarh Reserve
A second autopsy is conducted on a tiger that died near Bandhavgarh after tranquilisation raised questions.
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Blog | My First Lesson In Delhi Came On The Lawns Of Gymkhana: Kiran Bedi Writes
Gymkhana is not merely a building or a parcel of prime real estate. It is living heritage. It carries memories of generations - sportspersons, servicemen, professionals, families, and communities.
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5 Kg Heroin Found In Punjabi Singer's Thar, Drug Racket Linked To Australia
Harbir Singh Sohal was allegedly a "courier" in a drug supply network that was being operated from Australia, the police said.
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Robbery At DRDO Scientist's Delhi Home, 50 Lakhs, Gold Jewellery Stolen
The complainant estimated the total value of the stolen jewellery and other valuables at around Rs 45 to 50 lakh.
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"Police Won't Forcibly Vacate": Centre To High Court On Delhi Gymkhana
When asked if any action will be taken on June 5, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, responded negatively.
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"Kids As Experimental Rats?" CBSE's 3-Language Policy Triggers Debate
The new CBSE policy for Class 9 mandates that students must study three languages (R1, R2, and R3), with at least two being native Indian languages.
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This Indian Teen Is Now Youngest Woman To Summit Mount Everest From South Side
Nisha Sasikumar becomes youngest woman to summit Mount Everest from south side at age 16.
