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Siddaramaiah-DK Shivakumar's Big Unity Show After Karnataka Tussle
There is no problem between us, the two most important leaders in the Karnataka government said after sharing a power breakfast this morning.
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Akhilesh Yadav Visits "Brave" AAP Leader Atishi At Delhi's LNJP Hospital
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav visited Delhi cabinet minister Atishi at the LNJP Hospital today and said the problems of chief ministers have increased ever since the BJP came to power at the Centre.
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"Devilish Power": Opposition Hits Out At BJP After Arvind Kejriwal Arrested
Various constituents of the INDIA bloc condemned Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest and claimed that the BJP is scared of the outcome of the upcoming Lok Sabha polls and acting out of panic to create problems for the opposition.
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Supreme Court Puts On Hold 3 Farm Laws, Forms Committee For Talks
The Supreme Court today told the centre it has the power to suspend the farm laws at the core of massive farmer protests near Delhi and form a committee to solve the crisis.
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Live Updates Farmers Protest: "Want Problem Solved", Says Top Court On Farm Laws
Amid a deadlock in the government's negotiations with the protesting farmer unions, the Supreme Court today delivered its judgment on petitions challenging the validity of the three farm laws enacted last September. The top court told the centre it has the power to suspend the farm laws at the core of massive farmer protests near Delhi and form a ...
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Delhi Discoms Offer New "Green" ACs, Fans To Consumers At Heavy Discount
In India, nothing works like a good discount and so goes for the adoption of cleaner technologies, which are often more expensive. With this in mind, Delhi's power distribution companies have started an exchange scheme, wherein all its consumers can replace their old fans and ACs and get new energy-saving ones for a substantial discount, a BSES spo...
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Sheila Dikshit To Meet Delhi Chief Minister Over Power, Water Issues
Delhi Congress president Sheila Dikshit will meet Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tomorrow to talk about power and water problems being faced by people in the city.
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"We Never Had Such Problems": Sheila Dikshit To AAP Government On Setback
Delhi being a Union Territory does not enjoy "unlimited powers" and the AAP government should resolve its differences with authorities instead of fighting with them, former chief minister Sheila Dikshit said Thursday.
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In Delhi, Army Of 800 Women Come Around To Say 'Your Power Bill Is Due'
India's power companies have a problem largely responsible for $10 billion a year in losses. Slum dwellers steal electricity and refuse to pay their bills. But company officials often can't go in without being chased by mobs-and sometimes beaten, tied up, urinated on, even murdered.
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Government Readies Plan To Clean Delhi's Air, But Won't Focus On Vehicles
The government is devising a plan to combat smog in New Delhi, one of the world's most polluted cities, two senior officials said, but it is stopping short of targeting the powerful transport industry.
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Siddaramaiah-DK Shivakumar's Big Unity Show After Karnataka Tussle
There is no problem between us, the two most important leaders in the Karnataka government said after sharing a power breakfast this morning.
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Akhilesh Yadav Visits "Brave" AAP Leader Atishi At Delhi's LNJP Hospital
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav visited Delhi cabinet minister Atishi at the LNJP Hospital today and said the problems of chief ministers have increased ever since the BJP came to power at the Centre.
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"Devilish Power": Opposition Hits Out At BJP After Arvind Kejriwal Arrested
Various constituents of the INDIA bloc condemned Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest and claimed that the BJP is scared of the outcome of the upcoming Lok Sabha polls and acting out of panic to create problems for the opposition.
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Supreme Court Puts On Hold 3 Farm Laws, Forms Committee For Talks
The Supreme Court today told the centre it has the power to suspend the farm laws at the core of massive farmer protests near Delhi and form a committee to solve the crisis.
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Live Updates Farmers Protest: "Want Problem Solved", Says Top Court On Farm Laws
Amid a deadlock in the government's negotiations with the protesting farmer unions, the Supreme Court today delivered its judgment on petitions challenging the validity of the three farm laws enacted last September. The top court told the centre it has the power to suspend the farm laws at the core of massive farmer protests near Delhi and form a ...
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Delhi Discoms Offer New "Green" ACs, Fans To Consumers At Heavy Discount
In India, nothing works like a good discount and so goes for the adoption of cleaner technologies, which are often more expensive. With this in mind, Delhi's power distribution companies have started an exchange scheme, wherein all its consumers can replace their old fans and ACs and get new energy-saving ones for a substantial discount, a BSES spo...
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Sheila Dikshit To Meet Delhi Chief Minister Over Power, Water Issues
Delhi Congress president Sheila Dikshit will meet Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tomorrow to talk about power and water problems being faced by people in the city.
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"We Never Had Such Problems": Sheila Dikshit To AAP Government On Setback
Delhi being a Union Territory does not enjoy "unlimited powers" and the AAP government should resolve its differences with authorities instead of fighting with them, former chief minister Sheila Dikshit said Thursday.
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In Delhi, Army Of 800 Women Come Around To Say 'Your Power Bill Is Due'
India's power companies have a problem largely responsible for $10 billion a year in losses. Slum dwellers steal electricity and refuse to pay their bills. But company officials often can't go in without being chased by mobs-and sometimes beaten, tied up, urinated on, even murdered.
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Government Readies Plan To Clean Delhi's Air, But Won't Focus On Vehicles
The government is devising a plan to combat smog in New Delhi, one of the world's most polluted cities, two senior officials said, but it is stopping short of targeting the powerful transport industry.
