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In Bengal, Poll Body Identifies 3 Booths Without A 'Self' Voter
A voter in the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) by the ECI is considered a "self" if he or she has his or her name in the voters' list for 2002, the base year for the ongoing revision exercise.
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24 Lakh Voters In Rajasthan Yet To Clear SIR Scrutiny, May Be Deleted
The names of over 24 lakh people may be removed from Rajasthan's voter list under the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise which began on November 4 and will end on December 4, sources said.
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BMW Z4 Final Edition Announced, End Of Road For Roadster
BMW Z4, iconic roadster since 2002, ends production in March 2026 with exclusive Final Edition celebrating its legacy.
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23-Year Chase In 2002 Delhi Double Murder Case Ends With 2 Arrests
In a major breakthrough, the Crime Branch of Delhi Police cracked a decades-old double murder case by arresting two fugitives who had been on the run since the brutal killing of a woman and her two-year-old daughter in Sarita Vihar in 2002.
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In Bengal's Mayapur 2002 Voter List, Parents' Names Listed As ISKCON Spiritual Gurus
According to Sharadwati Chowdhury, the Sub-Divisional Officer, a parent's name must be mentioned on the list.
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Did You Know Asha Bhosle Owns An Indian Restaurant Chain? Find Out More Here
Asha Bhosle owns a chain of restaurants which was first established in Dubai more than two decades ago. The chain serves upscale Indian food and has branches in the UK too.
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Trinamool, BJP Outreach Amid 'Panic Suicides' Over Bengal Voter List Revision
As the contentious revision of the Bengal voter list kicked off Thursday, workers from the ruling Trinamool Congress were seen distributing copies of the electoral roll from 2002, the base year for this update, to people in North 24 Parganas.
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Nitish Katara Murder Convict Dies In Crash, Months After Release From Jail
Sukhdev Pehalwan, one of the convicts in the Nitish Katara murder case, has died in an accident in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar district, months after he was released from prison after serving a 20-year sentence.
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Korean Filmmaker Shin Sung-Hoon Found Dead At 40
Shin's journey in the entertainment industry began as a singer in 2002 before taking on small acting roles and later transitioning to directing
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'No Benefit In Fighting India': Ex-CIA Officer Who Led Pak Operations
Pakistan would lose any conventional war with India, a former US intelligence officer has said, recalling that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) believed the two nuclear-armed nations would go to war after the 2001 Parliament attacks.
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Supreme Court Ensures Widow Gets Compensation From Railways After 23 Years
For a tragedy-struck widow, who lost her husband in a train accident in 2002, the Supreme Court went the extra mile to ensure that she is duly compensated by the Railways after years of struggle.
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Jeffrey Epstein's Survivor Was Raped By "Well-Known Prime Minister": Memoir
According to the memoir, Virginia Giuffre met the "Prime Minister" on Epstein's private island in the US Virgin Islands in 2002, when she was 18.
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Shubman Gill's India Equal Test Cricket World Record With 2-0 Clean Sweep Of West Indies
India matched a 'world record' in Test cricket with a 2-0 series sweep against West Indies.
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Millions Use This Popular Hair Loss Drug, But New Study Finds It's Linked To Suicide Risk
Despite warnings dating back to 2002, the FDA only added depression as a potential side effect in 2011 and suicidal ideation in 2022.
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World Noodle Day: How World War 2 Led To The Invention Of Instant Noodles
In his biography, "The Story of the Invention of Instant Ramen" (2002), Momofuku Ando remembered telling himself, "Peace will come when people have food."
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In Bengal, Poll Body Identifies 3 Booths Without A 'Self' Voter
A voter in the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) by the ECI is considered a "self" if he or she has his or her name in the voters' list for 2002, the base year for the ongoing revision exercise.
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24 Lakh Voters In Rajasthan Yet To Clear SIR Scrutiny, May Be Deleted
The names of over 24 lakh people may be removed from Rajasthan's voter list under the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise which began on November 4 and will end on December 4, sources said.
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BMW Z4 Final Edition Announced, End Of Road For Roadster
BMW Z4, iconic roadster since 2002, ends production in March 2026 with exclusive Final Edition celebrating its legacy.
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23-Year Chase In 2002 Delhi Double Murder Case Ends With 2 Arrests
In a major breakthrough, the Crime Branch of Delhi Police cracked a decades-old double murder case by arresting two fugitives who had been on the run since the brutal killing of a woman and her two-year-old daughter in Sarita Vihar in 2002.
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In Bengal's Mayapur 2002 Voter List, Parents' Names Listed As ISKCON Spiritual Gurus
According to Sharadwati Chowdhury, the Sub-Divisional Officer, a parent's name must be mentioned on the list.
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Did You Know Asha Bhosle Owns An Indian Restaurant Chain? Find Out More Here
Asha Bhosle owns a chain of restaurants which was first established in Dubai more than two decades ago. The chain serves upscale Indian food and has branches in the UK too.
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Trinamool, BJP Outreach Amid 'Panic Suicides' Over Bengal Voter List Revision
As the contentious revision of the Bengal voter list kicked off Thursday, workers from the ruling Trinamool Congress were seen distributing copies of the electoral roll from 2002, the base year for this update, to people in North 24 Parganas.
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Nitish Katara Murder Convict Dies In Crash, Months After Release From Jail
Sukhdev Pehalwan, one of the convicts in the Nitish Katara murder case, has died in an accident in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar district, months after he was released from prison after serving a 20-year sentence.
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Korean Filmmaker Shin Sung-Hoon Found Dead At 40
Shin's journey in the entertainment industry began as a singer in 2002 before taking on small acting roles and later transitioning to directing
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'No Benefit In Fighting India': Ex-CIA Officer Who Led Pak Operations
Pakistan would lose any conventional war with India, a former US intelligence officer has said, recalling that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) believed the two nuclear-armed nations would go to war after the 2001 Parliament attacks.
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Supreme Court Ensures Widow Gets Compensation From Railways After 23 Years
For a tragedy-struck widow, who lost her husband in a train accident in 2002, the Supreme Court went the extra mile to ensure that she is duly compensated by the Railways after years of struggle.
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Jeffrey Epstein's Survivor Was Raped By "Well-Known Prime Minister": Memoir
According to the memoir, Virginia Giuffre met the "Prime Minister" on Epstein's private island in the US Virgin Islands in 2002, when she was 18.
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Shubman Gill's India Equal Test Cricket World Record With 2-0 Clean Sweep Of West Indies
India matched a 'world record' in Test cricket with a 2-0 series sweep against West Indies.
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Millions Use This Popular Hair Loss Drug, But New Study Finds It's Linked To Suicide Risk
Despite warnings dating back to 2002, the FDA only added depression as a potential side effect in 2011 and suicidal ideation in 2022.
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World Noodle Day: How World War 2 Led To The Invention Of Instant Noodles
In his biography, "The Story of the Invention of Instant Ramen" (2002), Momofuku Ando remembered telling himself, "Peace will come when people have food."
