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'Students Already Christians': Official Amid Conversion Row In Gwalior School
An investigation by the district administration into the alleged religious conversion of children from different states of the country in St Joseph School in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district found the allegations to be baseless.
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Day Not Far When India Will Be Free From Maoist Terror: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said the number of districts affected by Maoist terror has dwindled from 125 to just three in the last 11 years, and the day is not far when the country will be freed from the Maoist menace.
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Bangladesh Arrests 8 Andhra Fishermen For Allegedly Straying Into Waters
Eight fishermen from Vizianagaram district in Andhra Pradesh have been detained by the Bangladesh Navy after their boat allegedly strayed into neighbouring country's territorial waters, the state government said on Thursday.
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In Letter To Citizens On Diwali, PM Modi's Lord Ram Example For Op Sindoor
India not only held righteousness but also avenged injustice during Operation Sindoor that was carried out in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday.
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"Country On Verge Of Liberation From Naxal-Maoist Terror": PM Modi
India is on the verge of eradicating Naxal-Maoist terror and more than 100 districts freed from this scourge will celebrate Diwali with dignity this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday.
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India In No Mood To Stop, Says PM Modi At NDTV World Summit
The government has succeeded in reducing the number of Maoist-hit districts, across the country, to just 11 from 125 a decade ago, underlined Prime Minister Narendra Modi at NDTV World Summit in Delhi.
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Fresh Clashes Break Out On Border Between Afghan Taliban And Pak Forces
Intense fighting broke out once again on Tuesday night between Pakistani security forces and the Afghan Taliban along the border between the two countries in Kurram district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, state media reported.
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An Audit Bombshell On Madhya Pradesh District At Centre Of Syrup Tragedy
A serious mismanagement of medicine stores in Madhya Pradesh was flagged in a central audit report last year, months before one of the country's worst medicine tragedies left at least 23 children dead in the state.
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3 Killed In Protests Over Gang-Rape Of Tribal Girl In Bangladesh
Violence has spread to the tribal-dominated hill district of Khagrachari in Bangladesh. Three tribal people have been killed in the violence, the country's home ministry said in a statement on Sunday.
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India's Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve Gets UNESCO Tag, Now 13 Sites On List
India's Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve, perched high in the trans-Himalayan region, is among the 26 new biosphere reserves across several countries, designated by UNESCO, the world body announced on Saturday.
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Flight Ops Hit, Border Areas On High Alert: Nepal Protests' Impact On India
Hundreds of flights to the neighbouring country stand cancelled and neighbouring districts remain on high alert as protests by young citizens of Nepal continued to spiral even after the government lifted a ban on 26 apps.
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"Deliberate" Demographic Changes Taking Place Along Borders: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said demographic changes are taking place in border areas as part of a "deliberate design" and they directly impact the security of the country and its borders.
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Yogi Adityanath Inaugurates Uttar Pradesh's First Green Hydrogen Plant In Gorakhpur
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday inaugurated the state's first and the country's second green hydrogen plant at Khanimpur village in Gorakhpur district, set up by Torrent Gas and Torrent Power.
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9 Pakistani Soldiers Killed In Balochistan Militant Attack
Militants killed at least nine Pakistani soldiers in an attack in the country's restive southwestern Balochistan province, a government official said Tuesday.
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"Militancy In J&K Won't End Until India-Pak Relations Improve": Farooq Abdullah
National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Monday said militancy in Jammu and Kashmir will not end until the relations between India and its neighbouring country improve.
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'Students Already Christians': Official Amid Conversion Row In Gwalior School
An investigation by the district administration into the alleged religious conversion of children from different states of the country in St Joseph School in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district found the allegations to be baseless.
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Day Not Far When India Will Be Free From Maoist Terror: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said the number of districts affected by Maoist terror has dwindled from 125 to just three in the last 11 years, and the day is not far when the country will be freed from the Maoist menace.
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Bangladesh Arrests 8 Andhra Fishermen For Allegedly Straying Into Waters
Eight fishermen from Vizianagaram district in Andhra Pradesh have been detained by the Bangladesh Navy after their boat allegedly strayed into neighbouring country's territorial waters, the state government said on Thursday.
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In Letter To Citizens On Diwali, PM Modi's Lord Ram Example For Op Sindoor
India not only held righteousness but also avenged injustice during Operation Sindoor that was carried out in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday.
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"Country On Verge Of Liberation From Naxal-Maoist Terror": PM Modi
India is on the verge of eradicating Naxal-Maoist terror and more than 100 districts freed from this scourge will celebrate Diwali with dignity this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday.
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India In No Mood To Stop, Says PM Modi At NDTV World Summit
The government has succeeded in reducing the number of Maoist-hit districts, across the country, to just 11 from 125 a decade ago, underlined Prime Minister Narendra Modi at NDTV World Summit in Delhi.
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Fresh Clashes Break Out On Border Between Afghan Taliban And Pak Forces
Intense fighting broke out once again on Tuesday night between Pakistani security forces and the Afghan Taliban along the border between the two countries in Kurram district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, state media reported.
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An Audit Bombshell On Madhya Pradesh District At Centre Of Syrup Tragedy
A serious mismanagement of medicine stores in Madhya Pradesh was flagged in a central audit report last year, months before one of the country's worst medicine tragedies left at least 23 children dead in the state.
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3 Killed In Protests Over Gang-Rape Of Tribal Girl In Bangladesh
Violence has spread to the tribal-dominated hill district of Khagrachari in Bangladesh. Three tribal people have been killed in the violence, the country's home ministry said in a statement on Sunday.
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India's Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve Gets UNESCO Tag, Now 13 Sites On List
India's Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve, perched high in the trans-Himalayan region, is among the 26 new biosphere reserves across several countries, designated by UNESCO, the world body announced on Saturday.
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Flight Ops Hit, Border Areas On High Alert: Nepal Protests' Impact On India
Hundreds of flights to the neighbouring country stand cancelled and neighbouring districts remain on high alert as protests by young citizens of Nepal continued to spiral even after the government lifted a ban on 26 apps.
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"Deliberate" Demographic Changes Taking Place Along Borders: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said demographic changes are taking place in border areas as part of a "deliberate design" and they directly impact the security of the country and its borders.
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Yogi Adityanath Inaugurates Uttar Pradesh's First Green Hydrogen Plant In Gorakhpur
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday inaugurated the state's first and the country's second green hydrogen plant at Khanimpur village in Gorakhpur district, set up by Torrent Gas and Torrent Power.
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9 Pakistani Soldiers Killed In Balochistan Militant Attack
Militants killed at least nine Pakistani soldiers in an attack in the country's restive southwestern Balochistan province, a government official said Tuesday.
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"Militancy In J&K Won't End Until India-Pak Relations Improve": Farooq Abdullah
National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Monday said militancy in Jammu and Kashmir will not end until the relations between India and its neighbouring country improve.
