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Reduced Dropouts And Enhanced Infrastructure: Significant Improvements In Bihar Education
The number of government schools have grown from 54,000 in 2005 to nearly 76,000 in 2025 in the state.
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Centre Notifies DPDP Rules 2025, RTI Amendment 2025 Comes Into Force
The Centre, on Friday, notified the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2025, bringing some of the rules into effect immediately. The notification comes nearly 10 months after the DPDP Rules, 2025, a draft of the bill was circulated in January. Among the rules that come into effect now is the Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, amendment...
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"Jail Ka Faatak Tootega": Posters In Favour Of Anant Singh Surface In Mokama
Referring to Anant Singh's possible release, one of the posters read: "Jail ka faatak tootega, hamara sher chootega (The prison gates will break, our lion will be released)."
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"How Will I Survive Now?" Father Of Auto Driver Who Died In Red Fort Blast
A meeting was organised by the survivors of the 2005 Sarojini Nagar blast to commiserate with the families of the latest victims.
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Bihar Saw Remarkable Growth, Now Stagnating Somewhat: Ruchir Sharma To NDTV
The first phase of voting is done in Bihar and, with just days to go for the second phase and the results, NDTV spoke to Ruchir Sharma about what the state needs to do to be on the fast track for growth.
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Why IndiGo Co-Founder Quietly Left One Of The Most Profitable Airlines In The World
IndiGo was born from a partnership between Rahul Bhatia and Rakesh Gangwal, two men with complementary strengths in 2005
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"We Got Rs 1,000 Per Match": Mithali Raj's Shocking Disclosure On 2005 World Cup Resurfaces
The state of women's cricket in India 20 years ago painted a completely different picture to the one today, as had been earlier revealed by former captain Mithali Raj.
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Who Coined the Term 'AGI'? The Real Inventor Finally Identified
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), often seen as the holy grail of AI, was first popularised in 2005 by Ben Goertzel and Cassio Pennachin through their book Artificial General Intelligence. However, the phrase originated in 1997, when researcher Mark Gubrud used it in a paper describing AI systems capable of human-like reasoning and problem-sol...
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Amanjot Kaur's Family Celebrates As Team India Clinch Maiden Women's World Cup Title
India's years-long dream of capturing the ICC Women's World Cup finally came to an end after two heartbreaks in 2005 and 2017 finals.
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"I Didn't Work For My Family": Nitish Kumar's Video Message Ahead Of Polls
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday released a video for the citizens of Bihar ahead of the assembly elections and said he has "served" them with "honesty and hard work" since he was first elected in 2005.
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No Seat Vacant, PM Or Chief Minister: Amit Shah Clears Air On Bihar Top Post
Jeers from the Grand Alliance flying left and right over "un-named" Chief Ministerial candidate of the NDA, Union Home Minister and the BJP's chief strategist Amit Shah cleared the air today.
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"He Compromised For Power": Tejashwi Yadav Tears Into Chirag Paswan
Tejashwi Yadav was responding to Chirag Paswan's charge that his father, Ram Vilas Paswan, wanted a Muslim chief minister for Bihar in 2005, but the RJD did not agree to it.
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When Parveen Babi Thought FBI Was Tampering With Her Food And Makeup: "They Contaminated It"
Parveen Babi, who was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, died in January 2005 due to multiple organ failure
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Who Is Sana Mir? Meet Ex-Pakistan Captain Behind 'Azad Kashmir Row' In Women's World Cup 2025
Sana Mir made her debut for Pakistan in 2005 and announced her retirement in 2019.
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Husband Can't Claim Sole Right To Joint Property Just Because He Paid EMIs: Delhi High Court
The couple got married in 1999 and jointly purchased a house in 2005 in Mumbai. However, they began living separately in 2006.
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Reduced Dropouts And Enhanced Infrastructure: Significant Improvements In Bihar Education
The number of government schools have grown from 54,000 in 2005 to nearly 76,000 in 2025 in the state.
-
Centre Notifies DPDP Rules 2025, RTI Amendment 2025 Comes Into Force
The Centre, on Friday, notified the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2025, bringing some of the rules into effect immediately. The notification comes nearly 10 months after the DPDP Rules, 2025, a draft of the bill was circulated in January. Among the rules that come into effect now is the Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, amendment...
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"Jail Ka Faatak Tootega": Posters In Favour Of Anant Singh Surface In Mokama
Referring to Anant Singh's possible release, one of the posters read: "Jail ka faatak tootega, hamara sher chootega (The prison gates will break, our lion will be released)."
-
"How Will I Survive Now?" Father Of Auto Driver Who Died In Red Fort Blast
A meeting was organised by the survivors of the 2005 Sarojini Nagar blast to commiserate with the families of the latest victims.
-
Bihar Saw Remarkable Growth, Now Stagnating Somewhat: Ruchir Sharma To NDTV
The first phase of voting is done in Bihar and, with just days to go for the second phase and the results, NDTV spoke to Ruchir Sharma about what the state needs to do to be on the fast track for growth.
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Why IndiGo Co-Founder Quietly Left One Of The Most Profitable Airlines In The World
IndiGo was born from a partnership between Rahul Bhatia and Rakesh Gangwal, two men with complementary strengths in 2005
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"We Got Rs 1,000 Per Match": Mithali Raj's Shocking Disclosure On 2005 World Cup Resurfaces
The state of women's cricket in India 20 years ago painted a completely different picture to the one today, as had been earlier revealed by former captain Mithali Raj.
-
Who Coined the Term 'AGI'? The Real Inventor Finally Identified
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), often seen as the holy grail of AI, was first popularised in 2005 by Ben Goertzel and Cassio Pennachin through their book Artificial General Intelligence. However, the phrase originated in 1997, when researcher Mark Gubrud used it in a paper describing AI systems capable of human-like reasoning and problem-sol...
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Amanjot Kaur's Family Celebrates As Team India Clinch Maiden Women's World Cup Title
India's years-long dream of capturing the ICC Women's World Cup finally came to an end after two heartbreaks in 2005 and 2017 finals.
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"I Didn't Work For My Family": Nitish Kumar's Video Message Ahead Of Polls
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday released a video for the citizens of Bihar ahead of the assembly elections and said he has "served" them with "honesty and hard work" since he was first elected in 2005.
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No Seat Vacant, PM Or Chief Minister: Amit Shah Clears Air On Bihar Top Post
Jeers from the Grand Alliance flying left and right over "un-named" Chief Ministerial candidate of the NDA, Union Home Minister and the BJP's chief strategist Amit Shah cleared the air today.
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"He Compromised For Power": Tejashwi Yadav Tears Into Chirag Paswan
Tejashwi Yadav was responding to Chirag Paswan's charge that his father, Ram Vilas Paswan, wanted a Muslim chief minister for Bihar in 2005, but the RJD did not agree to it.
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When Parveen Babi Thought FBI Was Tampering With Her Food And Makeup: "They Contaminated It"
Parveen Babi, who was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, died in January 2005 due to multiple organ failure
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Who Is Sana Mir? Meet Ex-Pakistan Captain Behind 'Azad Kashmir Row' In Women's World Cup 2025
Sana Mir made her debut for Pakistan in 2005 and announced her retirement in 2019.
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Husband Can't Claim Sole Right To Joint Property Just Because He Paid EMIs: Delhi High Court
The couple got married in 1999 and jointly purchased a house in 2005 in Mumbai. However, they began living separately in 2006.
