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Reporter's Diary | Roads Were Gone, We Kept Going: 6 Days Through Flood, Debris And Death In Nepal
NDTV's Sikta Deo recounts six harrowing days reporting from disaster-hit Nepal
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10 Teams, 30 Days: BJP Plans Nationwide Outreach Yatra On PM Modi's Birthday
According to sources, every convoy will include more than 10 bikers, along with BJP workers, who will travel through towns, villages and districts along the route.
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Child's Preference For Parent Alone Can't Decide Custody Case: High Court
While retaining custody with the mother, the court also established visitation arrangements for the father
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6 Dead, 14 Injured After Vehicle Rams Truck On Haryana Expressway
Preliminary investigation suggests that the driver fell asleep, causing the incident, the police said.
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Mamata Banerjee's Niece Dies By Suicide In Bengal
Brishti Mukherjee's body was found hanging on the first floor of her home in Kusumba village, in West Bengal's Birbhum district.
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Supreme Court Cancels All FIRs Against CJP Protesters, Criminal Antecedents Only Exception
After the Supreme Court's big move, the CJP called off its proposed September 5 protest march in Delhi.
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PM Modi Leaves For Home After SCO Summit In Kyrgyzstan
Earlier in the day, PM Modi attended the 26th SCO Summit held under Kyrgyzstan's chairmanship in Bishkek.
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"Those Who Attack Doctors Don't Deserve Bail": Top Court In Sena Leader's Case
During the hearing, the Supreme Court underlined that incidents of assaulting doctors inside hospitals cannot be taken lightly.
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3 Of Assam Family Die In Landslide, Teen Son Survives
The incident happened in the Mathgharia area of the city, where a portion of a hill collapsed and fell onto the house, trapping the family members under the debris.
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Centre Assures No Cases On Students, CJP Calls Off September 5 Protest
The CJP had earlier given a call for protest on September 5 at Delhi's India Gate alleging breach of trust by the Centre on cases filed against the students.
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Opinion | SCO Was Once Russia's Backyard. How China Is Now Closing In
Central Asia - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan - is undergoing a significant geopolitical transformation. The region is moving away from the Russia-dominated order that shaped much of its post-Soviet history towards an increasingly China-centric economic landscape. Yet, this is not a straightforward Chinese takeover...
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What PM Modi Said At SCO Summit: 10 Key Takeaways
From tackling terrorism and strengthening security to improving connectivity, trade and people-to-people ties, here are the key points from PM Modi’s address at the SCO summit.
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Watch: Couple Uses Dupatta To Save Biker From Flash Flood
Two women, including a newlywed, used a dupatta as a makeshift rope and extended it towards the stranded biker. He managed to grab hold of the cloth while the family members pulled him towards safer ground.
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Sikkim Installs Sensors At 16 High-Risk Glacial Lakes After Nepal Floods
Sikkim has more than 400 glacial lakes, both large and small, of which 16 have been identified under the state's high-vulnerability assessment.
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Analysis | Why Mayawati's Solo Call Hurts Akali Dal More In Symbol Than Seats
Psephologists say BSP's exit removes one of the few remaining tactical bridges the Akali Dal still possessed to sections of Punjab's large Scheduled Caste electorate.
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5th Suspect Linked To Pak-Backed Handler Arrested In Assam
The Special Task Force said the operation is part of its sustained investigation and action against extremist and anti-national networks and their operatives.
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'Saw Death Up Close': 8 Assam Workers Return Home From Nepal
After reaching India by air, the workers were taken by road to Dhubri before leaving for their respective home districts.
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After 7-Year-Old Child's Death In Madhya Pradesh, Family's Malnutrition Charge
Against the 300-day requirement of supplementary nutrition, Madhya Pradesh's roughly 97,000 Anganwadi centres received regular nutrition supplies for only around 170
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J&K Bank Officer Dismissed Over 'Anti-National' Charges Reinstated By High Court
Dozens of government employees have been sacked as part of a wider crackdown on alleged separatist supporters and anti-national activities in Jammu and Kashmir since the abrogation of Article 370.
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Vijay Releases Mettur Water For Delta Region Amid Cauvery Fight With Karnataka
This year's delayed release has already cost farmers an opportunity to raise Kuruvai in large areas. Tuesday's release is expected to primarily benefit Samba cultivation
