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Rahul Gandhi's First Speech in Parliament From Opposition Benches Today
Rahul Gandhi, back from a mysterious two-month sabbatical, will speak in the Lok Sabha this evening in a debate on the agrarian crisis in the country. It will be his first speech in the present House, which was constituted last year after the May national elections.
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'Our Spokespersons Will Trail PM Modi on Foreign Trips, Rebut Him', Says Congress
Bristling at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's jibes in Canada at the previous government that it led at the Centre, the opposition Congress says it now plans to send its spokespersons to the countries that the PM visits, to tell its side of the story.
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RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan Gets Threatening Email: Sources
Security has been strengthened for Reserve Bank of India or RBI governor Raghuram Rajan, as the Mumbai police investigate a threat email that he received earlier this month, sources have said.
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'New Atmosphere of Trust in Our Nation,' Says PM Narendra Modi
At a Toronto ice hockey arena dressed up in Indian colours, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today talked about the change his government has brought in India. And, he emphasised, in the relationship with Canada, using the lyrics of a old Bollywood song to make his point.
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In Haridwar, Woman Allegedly Kills Husband Over Suspicion of Extra-Marital Affair
A woman allegedly killed her husband today on the suspicion that he was having an extra-marital affair, SSP Haridwar, Sweety Singh said.
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Driven by Delhi Cabbie to Secluded Spot, Abducted, But Finally Safe
A woman in Delhi was abducted for 15 minutes by a taxi driver who allegedly tried to sexually assault her last night. The driver has been arrested.
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A 'Naav pe Charcha' as PM Modi Begins 3-Day Visit to France
A boat ride on the Seine river dubbed the "naav pe charcha" will be a highlight of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to France on the first leg of his three-nation tour. PM Modi arrived in Paris late last night and will hold talks with French President Francois Hollande and business leaders.
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Greenpeace's Foreign Funds Blocked, Government Says It Acted Against India's Economic Interest
The government has barred Greenpeace India from receiving foreign funds and frozen seven accounts of the environmental group, which has in recent months refuted allegations that it is running campaigns that are damaging the economy.
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BJP Government in Haryana Now Sides With a Decision it Had Flayed
When, as Chief Minister, BS Hooda organized an oath-taking ceremony at his home to place five people of his choice in key posts, the BJP, then in the opposition, had vociferously protested the move as "unconstitutional".
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Who Else But My Son as My Successor, Says Lalu Prasad
For those uncomfortable with parties built around dynasties, some amount of steadying of nerves may be required. Lalu Prasad Yadav, Bihar leader and expert quip-maker, has declared, "Who else but my son will be my successor?"
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Rahul Gandhi's First Speech in Parliament From Opposition Benches Today
Rahul Gandhi, back from a mysterious two-month sabbatical, will speak in the Lok Sabha this evening in a debate on the agrarian crisis in the country. It will be his first speech in the present House, which was constituted last year after the May national elections.
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'Our Spokespersons Will Trail PM Modi on Foreign Trips, Rebut Him', Says Congress
Bristling at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's jibes in Canada at the previous government that it led at the Centre, the opposition Congress says it now plans to send its spokespersons to the countries that the PM visits, to tell its side of the story.
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RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan Gets Threatening Email: Sources
Security has been strengthened for Reserve Bank of India or RBI governor Raghuram Rajan, as the Mumbai police investigate a threat email that he received earlier this month, sources have said.
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'New Atmosphere of Trust in Our Nation,' Says PM Narendra Modi
At a Toronto ice hockey arena dressed up in Indian colours, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today talked about the change his government has brought in India. And, he emphasised, in the relationship with Canada, using the lyrics of a old Bollywood song to make his point.
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In Haridwar, Woman Allegedly Kills Husband Over Suspicion of Extra-Marital Affair
A woman allegedly killed her husband today on the suspicion that he was having an extra-marital affair, SSP Haridwar, Sweety Singh said.
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Driven by Delhi Cabbie to Secluded Spot, Abducted, But Finally Safe
A woman in Delhi was abducted for 15 minutes by a taxi driver who allegedly tried to sexually assault her last night. The driver has been arrested.
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A 'Naav pe Charcha' as PM Modi Begins 3-Day Visit to France
A boat ride on the Seine river dubbed the "naav pe charcha" will be a highlight of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to France on the first leg of his three-nation tour. PM Modi arrived in Paris late last night and will hold talks with French President Francois Hollande and business leaders.
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Greenpeace's Foreign Funds Blocked, Government Says It Acted Against India's Economic Interest
The government has barred Greenpeace India from receiving foreign funds and frozen seven accounts of the environmental group, which has in recent months refuted allegations that it is running campaigns that are damaging the economy.
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BJP Government in Haryana Now Sides With a Decision it Had Flayed
When, as Chief Minister, BS Hooda organized an oath-taking ceremony at his home to place five people of his choice in key posts, the BJP, then in the opposition, had vociferously protested the move as "unconstitutional".
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Who Else But My Son as My Successor, Says Lalu Prasad
For those uncomfortable with parties built around dynasties, some amount of steadying of nerves may be required. Lalu Prasad Yadav, Bihar leader and expert quip-maker, has declared, "Who else but my son will be my successor?"
