Harsha Kumari Singh
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Who Was Sadhvi Prem Baisa: Unanswered Questions Behind Her Death
Clad in saffron and buried in a sitting position as per Nath traditions, a small village in western Rajasthan, Pareu, bid farewell to Sadhvi Prem Baisa.
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Injection, Insta Post, Viral Video: Mysterious Death Of Rajasthan Sadhvi Prem Baisa
Sadhvi Prem Baisa was brought to a private hospital in Jodhpur on Wednesday evening from her Boranada ashram by her father, with doctors declaring her brought dead.
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Endangered Caracal Rescued In Rajasthan, Radio-Collared For First Time
Following the rescue, the male caracal was radio-collared for the first time and released back into the wild, allowing wildlife officials to track and study this elusive species.
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Rajasthan To Bring Disturbed Areas Bill To Curb "Demographic Imbalance"
The Rajasthan Cabinet led by Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma on Wednesday approved Disturbed Areas Bill, 2026, which aims to protect the properties of permanent residents and the rights of tenants in areas declared as disturbed.
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"What's Happening In Greenland, Gaza, Venezuela Beyond Parody": William Dalrymple
William Dalrymple, host of the globally acclaimed podcast "Empire: World History" - which currently boasts over a million monthly downloads - is a man who views the chaos of the present through the long, often bloody lens of the past.
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Rajasthan District Collector's 'No Salary' Vow Till Poor Enrolled In Schemes
There are around 30,000 people in the Rajsamand district who fall under the poor category.
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Jagdeep Dhankhar's Rare Appearance For Son-In-Law's Book Release At Jaipur Literature Festival
Former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar made a rare public appearance at the Jaipur Literature Festival today for the release of his son-in-law Kartikeya Vajpayee's debut novel, 'The Unbecoming'.
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From Child King To Heritage Pioneer: The Remarkable Journey Of Gaj Singh
The social and cultural consciousness of western Rajasthan has been dominated by the legacy of Jodhpur and its royal lineage. And in that is embedded the image of one man, Bapji. King at the age of four, yet deeply connected to the soul of Marwar.
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With Shades On Face, Dogs March In Style At 78th Army Day Parade In Jaipur
With the Prime Minister's push for Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India), the Indian Army has inducted indigenous dog breeds and is training them for detection, surveillance, and counterinsurgency operations.
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Stay Connected With At Least One Sport: Kapil Dev's Golden Advice To Everyone
Kapil Dev, India's first World Cup-winning cricket captain, is now serving as the president of the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI)
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Rajasthan Was Going To Celebrate Babri Demolition, Then Pulled Back
After deciding to celebrate the demolition of the Babri Masjid as Shaurya Diwas on December 6, the Rajasthan government reversed course and withdrew its order, terming it "brahmak" or confusing.
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Scientist At Defence Research Body DRDO Found Dead At Rajasthan Home
Just two days after his marriage, a DRDO scientist, Aditya Verma, was found dead at his home in Rajasthan's Alwar, police said.
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Jaipur Class 4 Student's Last Hours Before Suicide Revealed In Probe Report
A Class 4 student, who died by suicide at a prestigious school in Jaipur, had approached her class teacher five times and sought her support for 45 minutes over alleged bullying but was not offered any help.
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BJP's Defeat To Hadoti Power Politics: Rajasthan's Anta By-Election - An Analysis
Political circles believe that if the BJP had given the ticket to someone from the family of the previous winner, Kanwarpal Meena, or to Prabhulal Saini, the outcome might have been different.
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"Don't Send Me": Parents Say 9-Year-Old Who Jumped To Death Was Bullied In School
In a quiet Jaipur home, the voice of nine-year-old Amaiyra still echoes from a WhatsApp recording her mother made a year ago. In the clip, the Class 4 student can be heard sobbing: "I don't want to go to school... don't send me."
