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Middle East Crisis Takes A Bite From Delhi's Buzzing Street Food Culture
At the heart of Connaught Place, usually buzzing with food lovers, the impact is visible on plates.
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'Power' Play? Congress Accuses HD Kumaraswamy Of Electricity Theft, Case Filed
Less than a month after he accused the Congress government of creating an artificial power shortage in Karnataka, a case has been filed against Janata Dal (Secular) leader HD Kumaraswamy for lighting up his house on Diwali using stolen power.
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No Beds, Ventilators To Treat More Than 4000 In Karnataka: HD Kumaraswamy
Former Karnataka chief minister and Janata Dal (Secular) leader HD Kumaraswamy on Wednesday claimed that there are shortage of beds and ventilators to treat COVID-19 patients in the state.
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At Minus 6 Degrees,Coldest Night In Srinagar; Dal Lake Partially Frozen
Srinagar is freezing at sub-zero temperatures and recorded the coldest night of the season at minus 6.1 degrees Celsius yesterday. Water froze in taps, causing a shortage of supply in parts of Srinagar as the temperature plunged in the Jammu and Kashmir capital and other cities.
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Bihari First: Lalu Prasad Draws Line For 'Outsiders' in Jobs, Education
Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad today demanded that 80 per cent of the state's jobs and seats in educational institutions be reserved for the residents of Bihar -- as is prevalent in other states.
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Behind India's Dal Inflation, A Government-Made Shortage?
As prices of pulses continue to remain high across the country, the government has claimed to have taken a number of proactive measures to ease the crisis.
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India May Grow Dal In Mozambique, Myanmar To Counter Shortage
India is sending teams to Mozambique and Myanmar to explore the possibility of growing pulses or dal as it battles burgeoning demand and steep prices, food minister Ram Vilas Paswan has told NDTV.
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To Tackle Dal Shortage, Centre Looks At Growing Pulses in African Nations
Government is exploring the feasibility of contract farming of pulses in African countries -- Mozambique, Tanzania and Malawi -- as it looks for a long-term solution to domestic shortage and high prices.
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Over 4,660 Tonnes of Seized Pulses Offloaded in Open Market: Government
Over 4,660 tonnes of pulses out of total 1.33 lakh tonnes seized from hoarders in raids across India have been offloaded in the open market in five states that will help boost availability and bring down dal prices.
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Pulses Prices Start Easing as 82,000 Tonnes Seized From Hoarders
Over 82,000 tonnes of pulses have been seized so far from hoarders during 8,394 raids carried out by 12 state governments, resulting in a marginal fall in tur and urad dal prices across the country.
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Middle East Crisis Takes A Bite From Delhi's Buzzing Street Food Culture
At the heart of Connaught Place, usually buzzing with food lovers, the impact is visible on plates.
-
'Power' Play? Congress Accuses HD Kumaraswamy Of Electricity Theft, Case Filed
Less than a month after he accused the Congress government of creating an artificial power shortage in Karnataka, a case has been filed against Janata Dal (Secular) leader HD Kumaraswamy for lighting up his house on Diwali using stolen power.
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No Beds, Ventilators To Treat More Than 4000 In Karnataka: HD Kumaraswamy
Former Karnataka chief minister and Janata Dal (Secular) leader HD Kumaraswamy on Wednesday claimed that there are shortage of beds and ventilators to treat COVID-19 patients in the state.
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At Minus 6 Degrees,Coldest Night In Srinagar; Dal Lake Partially Frozen
Srinagar is freezing at sub-zero temperatures and recorded the coldest night of the season at minus 6.1 degrees Celsius yesterday. Water froze in taps, causing a shortage of supply in parts of Srinagar as the temperature plunged in the Jammu and Kashmir capital and other cities.
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Bihari First: Lalu Prasad Draws Line For 'Outsiders' in Jobs, Education
Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad today demanded that 80 per cent of the state's jobs and seats in educational institutions be reserved for the residents of Bihar -- as is prevalent in other states.
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Behind India's Dal Inflation, A Government-Made Shortage?
As prices of pulses continue to remain high across the country, the government has claimed to have taken a number of proactive measures to ease the crisis.
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India May Grow Dal In Mozambique, Myanmar To Counter Shortage
India is sending teams to Mozambique and Myanmar to explore the possibility of growing pulses or dal as it battles burgeoning demand and steep prices, food minister Ram Vilas Paswan has told NDTV.
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To Tackle Dal Shortage, Centre Looks At Growing Pulses in African Nations
Government is exploring the feasibility of contract farming of pulses in African countries -- Mozambique, Tanzania and Malawi -- as it looks for a long-term solution to domestic shortage and high prices.
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Over 4,660 Tonnes of Seized Pulses Offloaded in Open Market: Government
Over 4,660 tonnes of pulses out of total 1.33 lakh tonnes seized from hoarders in raids across India have been offloaded in the open market in five states that will help boost availability and bring down dal prices.
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Pulses Prices Start Easing as 82,000 Tonnes Seized From Hoarders
Over 82,000 tonnes of pulses have been seized so far from hoarders during 8,394 raids carried out by 12 state governments, resulting in a marginal fall in tur and urad dal prices across the country.
