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Communities In Manipur Cutting Across Ethnic Lines Seek End To Attacks
Civil society organisations of communities cutting across ethnic lines in Manipur have asked the government to ensure attacks on civilians are stopped in the border state, where thousands of central security force personnel have been deployed.
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CBSE To Conduct Orientation On Entrance Exams And Career Pathways, Check Details To Apply
An orientation for CBSE school principals and counselors on entrance exams and career pathways is scheduled for Dec 30, 2025, aiming to enhance career counseling in line with NEP 2020 at Seth M R Jaipuria School.
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Shashi Tharoor's "Ideological Purity" Comeback To PM Speech Post Criticism
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday offered in-party critics a brief lesson in practicality and expediency in India's multi-party federal set-up and called on these to display a 'willingness to cooperate across ideologies' to serve the people.
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Naga Body Blocks Manipur Highways, Asks Centre To Stop Border Fencing
The United Naga Council that represents the Naga tribes of Manipur has launched what it calls a "trade embargo" in protest against the Centre's decision to end the free movement regime (FMR) and build a fence along the 1,643-km India-Myanmar border.
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Delhi Metro's Yellow Line Services Delayed During Peak Hours
Metro services on a stretch of the Yellow Line from Vishwavidyalya to Central Secretariat were disrupted on Friday morning during peak office and school hours, causing inconvenience to thousands of commuters.
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Mumbai Continues To Face Rainfall, Local Train Services Back On Track
Intermittent showers lashed Mumbai overnight and on Wednesday morning, while local train services on the Central Railway's harbour line resumed after 15 hours, putting normal life slowly back on track.
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Mumbai Local Trains Hit Hard As Rains Pound City, Commuters Stranded
Commuters faced severe hardship on Tuesday as local train services of the Central Railway were disrupted on its main and harbour lines due to submergence of tracks after torrential rains in Mumbai.
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79 Years Of Radcliff Line: Story Of How India And Pakistan Were Divided
As India prepares to celebrate its 79th Independence Day this year, people wonder what transpired in 1947 and led to the partition of this nation. Central to that year and the division was the Radcliffe Boundary Commission's work.
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"Course Correction, Not Concession": Omar Abdullah's Letter For Statehood
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has written to the presidents of all national parties for the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir's statehood.
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Maharashtra Revenue Department Goes Hi-Tech To Ensure Employee Attendance
Maharashtra Revenue Department has mandated the use of Face App and geo-fencing systems for all its employees. The plan, in line with a central directive, is meant to ensure that attendance is recorded exclusively from office premises.
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"Speak In Marathi": Fight Over Seat In Mumbai Local Turns Into Language Row
The incident took place on Friday evening in a crowded ladies' coach of the train running on the Central line in Mumbai.
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"Bodies On Trees, Fish Rotting On Banks": Scenes Of Flood Destruction In Texas
The search and rescue teams plodded through mud-laden riverbanks and flew aircraft over the flood-stricken landscape of central Texas in the United States for a fourth day on Monday, searching for scores of people still missing.
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Mumbai Hit By Heavy Rains, Average Rainfall Of 90 MM Recorded
Incessant rains lashed Mumbai on Monday morning, inundating low-lying areas and disrupting road traffic, suburban trains and metro rail services, officials said.
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Turkey is Bringing 5,000 Year Old Bread Recipe To Life, Here's How
Archaeologists have unearthed more than 5000 years old bread that was buried beneath the threshold of a newly built house in what is today central Turkey, and helped a local bakery to recreate the recipe -- with customers lining up to buy it.
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Residents Of This Asian City Are Earning Cash For Killing Mosquitoes
Residents in a central Manila neighbourhood lined up Wednesday, as dengue cases spike nationwide, to collect a bounty -- one peso for every five mosquitoes, dead or alive.
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Communities In Manipur Cutting Across Ethnic Lines Seek End To Attacks
Civil society organisations of communities cutting across ethnic lines in Manipur have asked the government to ensure attacks on civilians are stopped in the border state, where thousands of central security force personnel have been deployed.
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CBSE To Conduct Orientation On Entrance Exams And Career Pathways, Check Details To Apply
An orientation for CBSE school principals and counselors on entrance exams and career pathways is scheduled for Dec 30, 2025, aiming to enhance career counseling in line with NEP 2020 at Seth M R Jaipuria School.
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Shashi Tharoor's "Ideological Purity" Comeback To PM Speech Post Criticism
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday offered in-party critics a brief lesson in practicality and expediency in India's multi-party federal set-up and called on these to display a 'willingness to cooperate across ideologies' to serve the people.
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Naga Body Blocks Manipur Highways, Asks Centre To Stop Border Fencing
The United Naga Council that represents the Naga tribes of Manipur has launched what it calls a "trade embargo" in protest against the Centre's decision to end the free movement regime (FMR) and build a fence along the 1,643-km India-Myanmar border.
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Delhi Metro's Yellow Line Services Delayed During Peak Hours
Metro services on a stretch of the Yellow Line from Vishwavidyalya to Central Secretariat were disrupted on Friday morning during peak office and school hours, causing inconvenience to thousands of commuters.
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Mumbai Continues To Face Rainfall, Local Train Services Back On Track
Intermittent showers lashed Mumbai overnight and on Wednesday morning, while local train services on the Central Railway's harbour line resumed after 15 hours, putting normal life slowly back on track.
-
Mumbai Local Trains Hit Hard As Rains Pound City, Commuters Stranded
Commuters faced severe hardship on Tuesday as local train services of the Central Railway were disrupted on its main and harbour lines due to submergence of tracks after torrential rains in Mumbai.
-
79 Years Of Radcliff Line: Story Of How India And Pakistan Were Divided
As India prepares to celebrate its 79th Independence Day this year, people wonder what transpired in 1947 and led to the partition of this nation. Central to that year and the division was the Radcliffe Boundary Commission's work.
-
"Course Correction, Not Concession": Omar Abdullah's Letter For Statehood
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has written to the presidents of all national parties for the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir's statehood.
-
Maharashtra Revenue Department Goes Hi-Tech To Ensure Employee Attendance
Maharashtra Revenue Department has mandated the use of Face App and geo-fencing systems for all its employees. The plan, in line with a central directive, is meant to ensure that attendance is recorded exclusively from office premises.
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"Speak In Marathi": Fight Over Seat In Mumbai Local Turns Into Language Row
The incident took place on Friday evening in a crowded ladies' coach of the train running on the Central line in Mumbai.
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"Bodies On Trees, Fish Rotting On Banks": Scenes Of Flood Destruction In Texas
The search and rescue teams plodded through mud-laden riverbanks and flew aircraft over the flood-stricken landscape of central Texas in the United States for a fourth day on Monday, searching for scores of people still missing.
-
Mumbai Hit By Heavy Rains, Average Rainfall Of 90 MM Recorded
Incessant rains lashed Mumbai on Monday morning, inundating low-lying areas and disrupting road traffic, suburban trains and metro rail services, officials said.
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Turkey is Bringing 5,000 Year Old Bread Recipe To Life, Here's How
Archaeologists have unearthed more than 5000 years old bread that was buried beneath the threshold of a newly built house in what is today central Turkey, and helped a local bakery to recreate the recipe -- with customers lining up to buy it.
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Residents Of This Asian City Are Earning Cash For Killing Mosquitoes
Residents in a central Manila neighbourhood lined up Wednesday, as dengue cases spike nationwide, to collect a bounty -- one peso for every five mosquitoes, dead or alive.
