2014
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PM Modi Becomes First World Leader To Cross 100 Million Followers On Instagram
Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined Instagram in 2014.
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Australian Woman Breaks Guinness World Records With Massive Shopkins Collection
Shopkins are small collectible toys designed in the shape of food, clothing, and everyday items.
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Phil Spencer Retires as Microsoft Names AI Executive Asha Sharma as Gaming CEO in Xbox Shake-Up
Phil Spencer, who has run the Xbox business since 2014 and was named gaming CEO in 2022, is retiring, Microsoft said. Xbox President Sarah Bond will also leave. Xbox games studios chief Matt Booty will become chief content officer, reporting to new Microsoft Gaming CEO, Asha Sharma.
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Rahul Gandhi Appears In Maharashtra Court In RSS Defamation Case
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday appeared before the Bhiwandi magistrate's court to furnish a fresh surety in a 2014 defamation case filed by an RSS activist, naming the party's Maharashtra chief Harshwardhan Sapkal as his new guarantor.
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"You Came Through Back Door": Shadab Khan Faces Ex Pakistan Stars' Ire Over "We Beat India" At T20 World Cup Remark
Responding to the former cricketers, Shadab Khan took a swipe, saying that at least he had been part of a Pakistan team that defeated India in an ICC event, something the previous generation had failed to achieve.
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Maharashtra Nullifies 5% Quota For Muslims, It Was In Limbo Since 2014
The Devendra Fadnavis government in Maharashtra has officially nullified the 5 per cent reservation provided to Muslims in the state in government jobs and education. A new Government Resolution announcing this decision has been issued.
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The 'Zombie' Flower In Epstein Files, Also Mentioned In Hindu Mythology
Epstein files show that Jeffrey Epstein grew "trumpet plants" in his nursery
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Couple Married For 58 Years Seeks Divorce. Court Says No. Here's Why
The Rajasthan High Court refused to dissolve a 58-year-old marriage between an elderly couple, saying that minor arguments and disagreements cannot be treated as cruelty.
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The Making Of Haider: The National Award Winning Film That Might Be 'Too Risky' Now
Haider attempted something different: to see Kashmir from the inside. And in doing so, it became one of the rare mainstream films to engage with the conflict head-on
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"Xoxo" Signs, Island Plans: An Ex-Obama Aide's Epstein Links Blow Up
Goldman Sachs' general counsel, Kathy Ruemmler, will resign this summer after the newly released Jeffrey Epstein files revealed her past interactions with the convicted sex offender.
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PM Modi Becomes First World Leader To Cross 100 Million Followers On Instagram
Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined Instagram in 2014.
-
Australian Woman Breaks Guinness World Records With Massive Shopkins Collection
Shopkins are small collectible toys designed in the shape of food, clothing, and everyday items.
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Phil Spencer Retires as Microsoft Names AI Executive Asha Sharma as Gaming CEO in Xbox Shake-Up
Phil Spencer, who has run the Xbox business since 2014 and was named gaming CEO in 2022, is retiring, Microsoft said. Xbox President Sarah Bond will also leave. Xbox games studios chief Matt Booty will become chief content officer, reporting to new Microsoft Gaming CEO, Asha Sharma.
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Rahul Gandhi Appears In Maharashtra Court In RSS Defamation Case
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday appeared before the Bhiwandi magistrate's court to furnish a fresh surety in a 2014 defamation case filed by an RSS activist, naming the party's Maharashtra chief Harshwardhan Sapkal as his new guarantor.
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"You Came Through Back Door": Shadab Khan Faces Ex Pakistan Stars' Ire Over "We Beat India" At T20 World Cup Remark
Responding to the former cricketers, Shadab Khan took a swipe, saying that at least he had been part of a Pakistan team that defeated India in an ICC event, something the previous generation had failed to achieve.
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Maharashtra Nullifies 5% Quota For Muslims, It Was In Limbo Since 2014
The Devendra Fadnavis government in Maharashtra has officially nullified the 5 per cent reservation provided to Muslims in the state in government jobs and education. A new Government Resolution announcing this decision has been issued.
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The 'Zombie' Flower In Epstein Files, Also Mentioned In Hindu Mythology
Epstein files show that Jeffrey Epstein grew "trumpet plants" in his nursery
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Couple Married For 58 Years Seeks Divorce. Court Says No. Here's Why
The Rajasthan High Court refused to dissolve a 58-year-old marriage between an elderly couple, saying that minor arguments and disagreements cannot be treated as cruelty.
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The Making Of Haider: The National Award Winning Film That Might Be 'Too Risky' Now
Haider attempted something different: to see Kashmir from the inside. And in doing so, it became one of the rare mainstream films to engage with the conflict head-on
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"Xoxo" Signs, Island Plans: An Ex-Obama Aide's Epstein Links Blow Up
Goldman Sachs' general counsel, Kathy Ruemmler, will resign this summer after the newly released Jeffrey Epstein files revealed her past interactions with the convicted sex offender.
