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Terrorist Masood Azhar Recalls Failed Jailbreak In Jammu, And The Thrashing That Followed
Masood Azhar, the chief of the Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), has admitted he paid a high price for trying to escape from jail in Jammu and Kashmir in the 1990s.
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3 Kashmir Residents With Alleged Pak Link Arrested In Arunachal
A 26-year-old man from Jammu and Kashmir has been arrested from Arunachal Pradesh's West Siang district for allegedly spying for Pakistan, sources said. This was the third arrest in a matter of a few weeks in the same case, they said.
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"Peace, Understanding, Reconciliation": President Murmu's Message To Manipur
President Droupadi Murmu today reminded the people of Manipur that the strength of the "beautiful land" they call home lies in its diversity.
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Still No Free Movement In Manipur? National Human Rights Commission Seeks Report
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) today ordered the police and civil authorities in Manipur's Kangpokpi district to give an action-taken report on a complaint about denial of safe passage through National Highway-2.
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Election Commission Extends SIR Date For 6 States, No Change For Bengal
The voter roll clean-up exercise special intensive revision (SIR) in six states has been extended by the Election Commission.
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Behind Handicrafts Award For Manipur Woman With Disability, A Life Of True Grit
A paralysis of the limb due to a tumour led to 80 per cent disability for Yengkhom (O) Indira Devi, a resident of Manipur's Kakching district.
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End Of 'MMC' Zone: From Red Bastion To Only 6 Maoists Running For Cover
Ten days. 33 surrenders. And for the first time in more than three decades, the Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh-Chhattisgarh (MMC) special zone, once the toughest Maoist theatre in central India, has shrunk to a single-digit count.
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Goa Club Owners Fled To Thailand After Deadly Fire, Took IndiGo Dawn Flight
The two owners of the night club in Goa where 25 people died in a fire left India for Thailand hours after the incident happened on Saturday night, the police said today. Until now the police had been looking for them.
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Meitei At A Kuki Relief Camp: Manipur's Big Step At Reconciliation
An MLA from Manipur's valley-dominant Meitei community travelled to two villages in areas categorised as hills for the first time since ethnic violence began over two years ago, and met with internally displaced persons (IDPs) from the Kuki tribes.
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"Sky Isn't The Limit": Air India In Pilot Hiring Ad Amid IndiGo Crisis
The sky is not the limit; it's just the beginning, says Air India in a hiring advertisement calling pilots to apply for a career in the Tata group company.
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IndiGo Refunds Tickets Worth Rs 610 Crore, On-Time Flight Ops Improve
IndiGo is on track to operate over 1,650 flights, up from 1,500 yesterday, the airline said in a status update this evening. It said 137 out of 138 destinations are in operation with on-time performance of 75 per cent, up from 30 per cent yesterday.
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Shashi Tharoor Was Asked If He Would Quit Congress. What He Told NDTV
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor recalled with pride how a word he coined 20 years ago on geopolitical alignments has become truer on Friday.
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Flyers Question IndiGo's 100% Refund After Deductions On Cancelled Airfare
IndiGo is not out of the woods yet. The airline owned by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd which stopped all flights across India today has been lacerated by complaints from people who had to cancel their flight tickets.
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'No Group Or Individual Can Issue Decrees': Manipur Government's Warning
The government in Manipur - a state that will complete one year of the President's rule in two months - has clarified that no individual or group can issue decrees, impose punishments or restrict lawful cultural, economic and artistic activities.
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India And Russia Will Take Bilateral Trade To $100 Billion: Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin's official visit to India has had a huge impact not only on defence, but on trade ties as well between the two longtime friends.
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Terrorist Masood Azhar Recalls Failed Jailbreak In Jammu, And The Thrashing That Followed
Masood Azhar, the chief of the Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), has admitted he paid a high price for trying to escape from jail in Jammu and Kashmir in the 1990s.
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3 Kashmir Residents With Alleged Pak Link Arrested In Arunachal
A 26-year-old man from Jammu and Kashmir has been arrested from Arunachal Pradesh's West Siang district for allegedly spying for Pakistan, sources said. This was the third arrest in a matter of a few weeks in the same case, they said.
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"Peace, Understanding, Reconciliation": President Murmu's Message To Manipur
President Droupadi Murmu today reminded the people of Manipur that the strength of the "beautiful land" they call home lies in its diversity.
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Still No Free Movement In Manipur? National Human Rights Commission Seeks Report
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) today ordered the police and civil authorities in Manipur's Kangpokpi district to give an action-taken report on a complaint about denial of safe passage through National Highway-2.
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Election Commission Extends SIR Date For 6 States, No Change For Bengal
The voter roll clean-up exercise special intensive revision (SIR) in six states has been extended by the Election Commission.
-
Behind Handicrafts Award For Manipur Woman With Disability, A Life Of True Grit
A paralysis of the limb due to a tumour led to 80 per cent disability for Yengkhom (O) Indira Devi, a resident of Manipur's Kakching district.
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End Of 'MMC' Zone: From Red Bastion To Only 6 Maoists Running For Cover
Ten days. 33 surrenders. And for the first time in more than three decades, the Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh-Chhattisgarh (MMC) special zone, once the toughest Maoist theatre in central India, has shrunk to a single-digit count.
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Goa Club Owners Fled To Thailand After Deadly Fire, Took IndiGo Dawn Flight
The two owners of the night club in Goa where 25 people died in a fire left India for Thailand hours after the incident happened on Saturday night, the police said today. Until now the police had been looking for them.
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Meitei At A Kuki Relief Camp: Manipur's Big Step At Reconciliation
An MLA from Manipur's valley-dominant Meitei community travelled to two villages in areas categorised as hills for the first time since ethnic violence began over two years ago, and met with internally displaced persons (IDPs) from the Kuki tribes.
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"Sky Isn't The Limit": Air India In Pilot Hiring Ad Amid IndiGo Crisis
The sky is not the limit; it's just the beginning, says Air India in a hiring advertisement calling pilots to apply for a career in the Tata group company.
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IndiGo Refunds Tickets Worth Rs 610 Crore, On-Time Flight Ops Improve
IndiGo is on track to operate over 1,650 flights, up from 1,500 yesterday, the airline said in a status update this evening. It said 137 out of 138 destinations are in operation with on-time performance of 75 per cent, up from 30 per cent yesterday.
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Shashi Tharoor Was Asked If He Would Quit Congress. What He Told NDTV
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor recalled with pride how a word he coined 20 years ago on geopolitical alignments has become truer on Friday.
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Flyers Question IndiGo's 100% Refund After Deductions On Cancelled Airfare
IndiGo is not out of the woods yet. The airline owned by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd which stopped all flights across India today has been lacerated by complaints from people who had to cancel their flight tickets.
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'No Group Or Individual Can Issue Decrees': Manipur Government's Warning
The government in Manipur - a state that will complete one year of the President's rule in two months - has clarified that no individual or group can issue decrees, impose punishments or restrict lawful cultural, economic and artistic activities.
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India And Russia Will Take Bilateral Trade To $100 Billion: Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin's official visit to India has had a huge impact not only on defence, but on trade ties as well between the two longtime friends.
