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Probe Panel's Clean Chit To Police Officer Accused Of Harassment In UP
A probe panel looking into allegations against a senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of harassing a retired government official's daughter in Ghaziabad has found the charges untrue, sources said on Saturday.
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Adityanath Minister's DIY Moment: Grabs Broom In Anger, Gets Sweeping
A minister in Uttar Pradesh today created a viral moment when he grabbed a broom to clear his office and the corridor leading to it.
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Cleanliness Drive Till August 15 in All Central Government Offices
The Union Government has decided to continue up to August 15 the "cleanliness drive" in all central government offices, public sector institutions, including banks and other departments as Prime Minister Narendra Modi "desired" so.
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Caught Spitting in Maharashtra? You Could End Up on Clean-Up Duty
Maharashtra Health Minister Deepak Sawant has proposed changes to the punishment for those caught spitting tobacco on the streets in the state. Apart from a hefty increase in the fine, Mr Sawant has also proposed to add eight hours of community service, by cleaning government offices and public hospitals, to the penalties for spitting.
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Probe Panel's Clean Chit To Police Officer Accused Of Harassment In UP
A probe panel looking into allegations against a senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of harassing a retired government official's daughter in Ghaziabad has found the charges untrue, sources said on Saturday.
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Adityanath Minister's DIY Moment: Grabs Broom In Anger, Gets Sweeping
A minister in Uttar Pradesh today created a viral moment when he grabbed a broom to clear his office and the corridor leading to it.
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Cleanliness Drive Till August 15 in All Central Government Offices
The Union Government has decided to continue up to August 15 the "cleanliness drive" in all central government offices, public sector institutions, including banks and other departments as Prime Minister Narendra Modi "desired" so.
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Caught Spitting in Maharashtra? You Could End Up on Clean-Up Duty
Maharashtra Health Minister Deepak Sawant has proposed changes to the punishment for those caught spitting tobacco on the streets in the state. Apart from a hefty increase in the fine, Mr Sawant has also proposed to add eight hours of community service, by cleaning government offices and public hospitals, to the penalties for spitting.
