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What Is The UN Military Gender Advocate Award Won By Major Abhilasha Barak
Major Abhilasha Barak is the first Indian woman peacekeeper to win the 2025 UN Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award.
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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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Video: Mumbai's Newly-Inaugurated Worli Metro Station Flooded
The Worli underground metro station in Mumbai has been flooded with muddy water as the financial capital witnesses early onset of monsoon.
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2 Men Sentenced To Death for 2005 Train Blast That Killed 14
A sessions court on Wednesday sentenced two men to death , including one from Bangladesh, for carrying out the Shramjivi Express train blast in 2005 that left at least 14 people dead and 62 injured.
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Vladimir Putin Bans Russian Government Officials From Using Foreign Words
A law prohibiting the use of foreign terminology in official papers and correspondence has been signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Doctor Who: The Power of the Doctor Trailer Teases Jodie Whittaker’s Final Appearance as the Time Lord
Doctor Who just got a new trailer, teasing Jodie Whittaker’s final episode as the Time Lord. Titled “The Power of the Doctor,” the special episode airs October 23, on BBC One in the UK. The transformation process will see her getting replaced by Sex Education star Ncuti Gatwa, in the upcoming season, spearheaded by Rusell T. Davies.
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Court Acquits Alleged Terrorist In 2005 Delhi Serial Blasts Case
A Delhi court has acquitted a man accused of being a member of alleged terror organisation Babbar Khalsa International in relation to the 2005 Satyam Cinema and Liberty Cinema blasts, saying police failed to prove the case beyond a shadow of doubt.
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Body Of Soldier Who Went Missing Near Uttarakhand Peak In 2005 Sent To Family
The remains of a soldier's body found near the 7,075-metre high Satopanth peak in Uttarkashi, with evidence suggesting it was of Anish Tyagi who went missing in 2005, were sent to his family in Ghaziabad with full military honours on Monday.
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"A Son Is A Son Till...": Top Court Backs Daughter's Right To Property
A woman can claim equal share in family property as a daughter, the Supreme Court reiterated today as it stressed that the Hindu Succession Act - that was amended in 2005 to give women equal inheritance rights - can have a retrospective effect.
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Centre "Hell Bent On Subverting RTI Act": Sonia Gandhi On Parliament Move
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi today accused the centre of trying to "subvert the historic Right to Information Act", a day after a controversial bill to amend the transparency law was passed by Lok Sabha.
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4 Get Life Term, One Acquitted In 2005 Ayodhya Terror Attack Case
Fourteen years after a terror attack in Uttar Pradesh's Ayodhya, a special court in Prayagraj has today sentenced four of the accused to life imprisonment and acquitted one. Two civilians had died in a cross fire that followed the attack.
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"Justice At Last": A Mother's Lonely Battle In 2005 Custodial Death Case
"My son has got justice at last," said 67-year old Prabhavathy reacting to the verdict of the CBI special court on Wednesday awarding death sentence to two police officers in connection with her son's custodial death in 2005.
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Money Laundering Case: Court Grants Bail To 2005 Delhi Blasts Mastermind
Tariq Ahmed Dar, who was convicted in the 2005 Diwali-eve serial blasts in Delhi that had claimed 67 lives, was on Monday granted bail by a Delhi court in a related money laundering case.
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'Punished For A Sin I Never Committed,' Says Man Freed In Delhi Blast Case
It was an emotional family reunion for Mohammad Hussain Fazili. The 43-year-old is back at his home in Srinagar after spending 12 years in jail in connection with the 2005 Delhi serial blasts that left 67 dead.
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12 Years A Prisoner, Man Freed In Delhi Blast Case Says 'I Feel Lucky'
After 12 years in prison over blasts in Delhi that killed 67 people just before Diwali, 34-year-old Mohammad Rafiq Shah of Srinagar was let off by a court yesterday. "I said three words to the judge - justice has prevailed," Shah told NDTV. He is among the three men who were freed for lack of evidence.
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What Is The UN Military Gender Advocate Award Won By Major Abhilasha Barak
Major Abhilasha Barak is the first Indian woman peacekeeper to win the 2025 UN Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award.
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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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Video: Mumbai's Newly-Inaugurated Worli Metro Station Flooded
The Worli underground metro station in Mumbai has been flooded with muddy water as the financial capital witnesses early onset of monsoon.
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2 Men Sentenced To Death for 2005 Train Blast That Killed 14
A sessions court on Wednesday sentenced two men to death , including one from Bangladesh, for carrying out the Shramjivi Express train blast in 2005 that left at least 14 people dead and 62 injured.
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Vladimir Putin Bans Russian Government Officials From Using Foreign Words
A law prohibiting the use of foreign terminology in official papers and correspondence has been signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
-
Doctor Who: The Power of the Doctor Trailer Teases Jodie Whittaker’s Final Appearance as the Time Lord
Doctor Who just got a new trailer, teasing Jodie Whittaker’s final episode as the Time Lord. Titled “The Power of the Doctor,” the special episode airs October 23, on BBC One in the UK. The transformation process will see her getting replaced by Sex Education star Ncuti Gatwa, in the upcoming season, spearheaded by Rusell T. Davies.
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Court Acquits Alleged Terrorist In 2005 Delhi Serial Blasts Case
A Delhi court has acquitted a man accused of being a member of alleged terror organisation Babbar Khalsa International in relation to the 2005 Satyam Cinema and Liberty Cinema blasts, saying police failed to prove the case beyond a shadow of doubt.
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Body Of Soldier Who Went Missing Near Uttarakhand Peak In 2005 Sent To Family
The remains of a soldier's body found near the 7,075-metre high Satopanth peak in Uttarkashi, with evidence suggesting it was of Anish Tyagi who went missing in 2005, were sent to his family in Ghaziabad with full military honours on Monday.
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"A Son Is A Son Till...": Top Court Backs Daughter's Right To Property
A woman can claim equal share in family property as a daughter, the Supreme Court reiterated today as it stressed that the Hindu Succession Act - that was amended in 2005 to give women equal inheritance rights - can have a retrospective effect.
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Centre "Hell Bent On Subverting RTI Act": Sonia Gandhi On Parliament Move
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi today accused the centre of trying to "subvert the historic Right to Information Act", a day after a controversial bill to amend the transparency law was passed by Lok Sabha.
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4 Get Life Term, One Acquitted In 2005 Ayodhya Terror Attack Case
Fourteen years after a terror attack in Uttar Pradesh's Ayodhya, a special court in Prayagraj has today sentenced four of the accused to life imprisonment and acquitted one. Two civilians had died in a cross fire that followed the attack.
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"Justice At Last": A Mother's Lonely Battle In 2005 Custodial Death Case
"My son has got justice at last," said 67-year old Prabhavathy reacting to the verdict of the CBI special court on Wednesday awarding death sentence to two police officers in connection with her son's custodial death in 2005.
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Money Laundering Case: Court Grants Bail To 2005 Delhi Blasts Mastermind
Tariq Ahmed Dar, who was convicted in the 2005 Diwali-eve serial blasts in Delhi that had claimed 67 lives, was on Monday granted bail by a Delhi court in a related money laundering case.
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'Punished For A Sin I Never Committed,' Says Man Freed In Delhi Blast Case
It was an emotional family reunion for Mohammad Hussain Fazili. The 43-year-old is back at his home in Srinagar after spending 12 years in jail in connection with the 2005 Delhi serial blasts that left 67 dead.
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12 Years A Prisoner, Man Freed In Delhi Blast Case Says 'I Feel Lucky'
After 12 years in prison over blasts in Delhi that killed 67 people just before Diwali, 34-year-old Mohammad Rafiq Shah of Srinagar was let off by a court yesterday. "I said three words to the judge - justice has prevailed," Shah told NDTV. He is among the three men who were freed for lack of evidence.
