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Bengal Issues New Protocols To Curb Appointment Of Fake Doctors In Private Healthcare Facilities
Amid reports of people allegedly practising medicine using forged certificates and fake registration numbers, the West Bengal Health Department has issued a new set of protocols.
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Christa Pike Execution Fails After 2 Lethal Injections: How Pentobarbital Works, Impacts The Body
Christa Pike survived a failed execution in Tennessee after two doses of pentobarbital, remaining alive and breathing during the procedure.
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Trump Administration Accuses UCLA Law School Of Race-Based Admissions Bias
The Justice Department's investigation found UCLA's law school discriminated against white and Asian American students by favoring Black and Hispanic applicants in its 2023, 2024 and 2025 incoming classes.
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Trump Administration's Quiet Move Makes Voting Harder For Americans Abroad
The number of Americans overseas who have never lived in the United States yet cast ballots in the country was estimated at about 11,500 in 2016. The lawsuit contends the number has likely grown.
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Post-Monsoon Weather: Less Rain In October, But Winter May Bring Relief
For October to December period, the IMD expects rainfall to remain below normal over most parts of India. However, some parts of the country could receive normal to above-normal rainfall during the period.
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Multi-Crore Land Fraud Busted In Kashmir, Same Plot Sold To Different Buyers
According to investigations, as soon as a mutation is cancelled, property brokers are able to obtain fresh land extracts, allowing the same plots to be sold again to new buyers.
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Weather Tomorrow: Rain To Ease In North India, Heavy Showers Expected In South, Northeast
Weather Update September 29: Uttar Pradesh is also likely to see a gradual easing of rainfall. The IMD has issued no warning for either east or west Uttar Pradesh for Tuesday.
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Temperature Drops As Rain Hits Delhi, Weather Office Issues Yellow Alert
The IMD said that Delhi's maximum is likely to hover around 30-32 degrees Celsius on Sunday, while the minimum temperature would be between 21 and 23 degrees Celsius.
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Delhi To Get 20,000 Smart Street Lights By Diwali With Real-Time Monitoring
The rollout is part of a larger project to replace 1 lakh old street lights across Delhi with smart LEDs by January 2027.
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Punjab Pharmacy Officer Exam Row: High Court Seeks CBI Response
Punjab and Haryana High Court seeks CBI response on plea for independent probe into alleged cheating in Pharmacy Officer recruitment exam.
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Cockroach Video Triggers Raid At Ghaziabad's Garam Dharam Dhaba, Kitchen Shut
The dhaba's kitchen will remain closed until all deficiencies are fixed and food safety standards are met, say local authorities.
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Delhi Food Authority Destroys 4,100 kg Unsafe Paneer, Khoya Amid Festive Season
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has directed officials to take action against businesses where laboratory tests establish food safety violations.
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DoT Warns of Up to Rs. 50 Lakh Fine, Up to 3 Years' Imprisonment for Fraudulent SIMs and IMEI Tampering
Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has warned mobile subscribers against allowing other people to use SIM cards registered in their names. Fraudulent SIM issuance and tampering with telecom identifiers can lead to legal action. Under the Telecommunications Act, 2023, violations involving fraudulent SIM procurement and IMEI tampering can carry a...
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Inside 'Special Campaign 5.0': Education Department Reviews 95% Physical Files
Special attention will be given to record management, disposal of outdated materials, and the beautification of offices.
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Indian-Origin Man On US Fugitive List Over Rs 8 Billion Medicare Fraud. 'He May Be In Hyderabad'
Mohammed used American Premier to submit approximately $93 million in alleged fraudulent Medicare claims. Medicare paid at least $65 million on those claims, the data showed.
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Bengal Issues New Protocols To Curb Appointment Of Fake Doctors In Private Healthcare Facilities
Amid reports of people allegedly practising medicine using forged certificates and fake registration numbers, the West Bengal Health Department has issued a new set of protocols.
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Christa Pike Execution Fails After 2 Lethal Injections: How Pentobarbital Works, Impacts The Body
Christa Pike survived a failed execution in Tennessee after two doses of pentobarbital, remaining alive and breathing during the procedure.
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Trump Administration Accuses UCLA Law School Of Race-Based Admissions Bias
The Justice Department's investigation found UCLA's law school discriminated against white and Asian American students by favoring Black and Hispanic applicants in its 2023, 2024 and 2025 incoming classes.
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Trump Administration's Quiet Move Makes Voting Harder For Americans Abroad
The number of Americans overseas who have never lived in the United States yet cast ballots in the country was estimated at about 11,500 in 2016. The lawsuit contends the number has likely grown.
-
Post-Monsoon Weather: Less Rain In October, But Winter May Bring Relief
For October to December period, the IMD expects rainfall to remain below normal over most parts of India. However, some parts of the country could receive normal to above-normal rainfall during the period.
-
Multi-Crore Land Fraud Busted In Kashmir, Same Plot Sold To Different Buyers
According to investigations, as soon as a mutation is cancelled, property brokers are able to obtain fresh land extracts, allowing the same plots to be sold again to new buyers.
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Weather Tomorrow: Rain To Ease In North India, Heavy Showers Expected In South, Northeast
Weather Update September 29: Uttar Pradesh is also likely to see a gradual easing of rainfall. The IMD has issued no warning for either east or west Uttar Pradesh for Tuesday.
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Temperature Drops As Rain Hits Delhi, Weather Office Issues Yellow Alert
The IMD said that Delhi's maximum is likely to hover around 30-32 degrees Celsius on Sunday, while the minimum temperature would be between 21 and 23 degrees Celsius.
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Delhi To Get 20,000 Smart Street Lights By Diwali With Real-Time Monitoring
The rollout is part of a larger project to replace 1 lakh old street lights across Delhi with smart LEDs by January 2027.
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Punjab Pharmacy Officer Exam Row: High Court Seeks CBI Response
Punjab and Haryana High Court seeks CBI response on plea for independent probe into alleged cheating in Pharmacy Officer recruitment exam.
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Cockroach Video Triggers Raid At Ghaziabad's Garam Dharam Dhaba, Kitchen Shut
The dhaba's kitchen will remain closed until all deficiencies are fixed and food safety standards are met, say local authorities.
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Delhi Food Authority Destroys 4,100 kg Unsafe Paneer, Khoya Amid Festive Season
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has directed officials to take action against businesses where laboratory tests establish food safety violations.
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DoT Warns of Up to Rs. 50 Lakh Fine, Up to 3 Years' Imprisonment for Fraudulent SIMs and IMEI Tampering
Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has warned mobile subscribers against allowing other people to use SIM cards registered in their names. Fraudulent SIM issuance and tampering with telecom identifiers can lead to legal action. Under the Telecommunications Act, 2023, violations involving fraudulent SIM procurement and IMEI tampering can carry a...
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Inside 'Special Campaign 5.0': Education Department Reviews 95% Physical Files
Special attention will be given to record management, disposal of outdated materials, and the beautification of offices.
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Indian-Origin Man On US Fugitive List Over Rs 8 Billion Medicare Fraud. 'He May Be In Hyderabad'
Mohammed used American Premier to submit approximately $93 million in alleged fraudulent Medicare claims. Medicare paid at least $65 million on those claims, the data showed.
