Karregutta: Battle To Reclaim The Final Maoist Frontier In Chhattisgarh
The infamous 5,000-feet tall "Black Hill of Karregutta"- long considered an unbreachable fortress of Maoist insurgency - is on the brink of capture.

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Inheritance Wars: Ambani, Modi, Bajaj, Now Kapur. India's Mega Family Feuds
Rani Kapur, the mother of late businessman Sunjay Kapur, said "some people" (seen as a reference to her daughter-in-law Priya) were trying to "usurp the family legacy".
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Blog | <i>Saiyaara</i>, And The Taming Of The Tortured-Male-Rockstar
Mohit Suri's film flips the script, in that it allows the girl to bypass conventions and extract an Aditya Chopra hero, prone to seeing the divine in the person he loves, from Sandeep Reddy Vanga's universe of God-complexed lovers.
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While Shubhanshu Shukla Was Away, Another Astronaut Simulated Space On Earth
Analogue missions take place in locations that have natural or engineered physical similarities to extreme space environments
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Opinion | Rahul's 'Masterly Inaction' Can Cost Congress More Than Just Karnataka
The prospects of a repeat of Madhya Pradesh cannot be ruled out in Karnataka. Rahul is running out of both time and options.
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Blog | Sky-High Rent, Choked Roads: How Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi Became India's Chaos Capitals
Your office may be cool and your home furnishings plush, but there is little you can do about the confusion outside.
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Exclusive: Blank Papers, Multiple Credits - Manipur's Multi-Crore Highway Compensation Mystery
A beneficiary told NDTV he received Rs 3.8 lakh instead of at least five times the amount he deserved to get, and all objections to land acquisition fell silent over time after an insurgent group got involved
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From A Fake Embassy In Ghaziabad To The Weird World Of Micronations
A micronation is an aspirant state, a wedge of unclaimed land or an abandoned structure, or even a disputed piece of farmland that claims sovereignty.
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Opinion | India's Classroom Crisis: Why Your Teacher Is So Clueless About Everything
I've spent the past month in my ancestral village, setting up a dream project. What I've encountered here, once again, is a paradoxical crisis - an education system so hollowed out that hope and despair now coexist in equal measure.
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Opinion | Tariff Blitz: Is India Becoming Collateral Damage In Someone Else's War?
As the European Union and the United States tighten the screws on Russia, the knock-on effects land squarely on India.
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Saga Of Tejas - Fighter Jet That Will Replace The Mighty MiG-21
The two MiG-21 squadrons will get the upgraded Tejas Mark 1A once they are phased out of active service in September this year.
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