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India Has 25,001 Licensed Pilots, Centre Lacks Data On Those Seeking Jobs
India currently has 25,001 pilots with valid licences, the government informed the Lok Sabha. But the Centre also admitted it has no central record of how many of these pilots are actually employed
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Harvard University Sued Over Documents Linked To Racial Discrimination Probe
The Justice Department sued Harvard University for allegedly failing to hand over documents related to investigations into racial discrimination in admissions, the latest legal clash between the Trump administration and the Ivy League institution.
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Mexican Drug Cartel Drones Trigger Laser Strike That Shut Down US Airspace
The government's ability to deal with drones that pose a threat on American soil has been questioned this week after the use of a laser designed to shoot down drones near the border in Texas led to the abrupt closure of the airspace over El Paso
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Kamakhya Access Corridor Gets The Go-Ahead After Long Legal Battle
The two-year legal deadlock over the Maa Kamakhya Temple access corridor has finally ended, with the Gauhati High Court lifting all restrictions on the Assam government's ambitious project.
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Dubai Billionaire Sultan Bin Sulayem, Net Worth 6.7 Lakh Crores, In Epstein Row
Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem was a renowned businessman, associated with the rise of Dubai as a trade hub, but revelations of his friendship and lewd correspondence with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have precipitated a sudden fall from grace.
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70% Bangladeshis Voted 'Yes' To July Charter. What Does It Mean?
There was also the national referendum on the implementation of a reform package, which saw a 60.26 per cent voter turnout in Bangladesh, with the 'yes' vote winning a clear majority, the Election Commission announced Friday.
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Girl's Fingers Cut Off In Karnataka School, Parents Allege Staff Threw Them Away
A six-year-old girl lost two fingers in a tragic accident at a government school in Karnataka's Tumakuru district on February 9.
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How India Plans To Rebuild Bangladesh Ties After BNP's Landslide Victory
India is weighing its next steps with cautious optimism after a decisive electoral verdict in Bangladesh that has handed a landslide victory to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), ending a turbulent interim phase.
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Supreme Court Asks Himachal Pradesh To Hold Local Body Polls By May 31
In a significant relief to the Himachal Pradesh government, the Supreme Court on Friday extended from April 30 to May 31 the deadline fixed by the high court for holding polls for local bodies in the state.
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Blog | Goodbye, South Block: From Child Visitor To Secretary, The Corridors That Made Me
It was 1951. My mother had just joined the Government of India as a mid-level officer, three years after independence. Decades later, I would serve in the South Block. Today, they are repositories of a 75-year-long history - personal and national
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India Has 25,001 Licensed Pilots, Centre Lacks Data On Those Seeking Jobs
India currently has 25,001 pilots with valid licences, the government informed the Lok Sabha. But the Centre also admitted it has no central record of how many of these pilots are actually employed
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Harvard University Sued Over Documents Linked To Racial Discrimination Probe
The Justice Department sued Harvard University for allegedly failing to hand over documents related to investigations into racial discrimination in admissions, the latest legal clash between the Trump administration and the Ivy League institution.
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Mexican Drug Cartel Drones Trigger Laser Strike That Shut Down US Airspace
The government's ability to deal with drones that pose a threat on American soil has been questioned this week after the use of a laser designed to shoot down drones near the border in Texas led to the abrupt closure of the airspace over El Paso
-
Kamakhya Access Corridor Gets The Go-Ahead After Long Legal Battle
The two-year legal deadlock over the Maa Kamakhya Temple access corridor has finally ended, with the Gauhati High Court lifting all restrictions on the Assam government's ambitious project.
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Dubai Billionaire Sultan Bin Sulayem, Net Worth 6.7 Lakh Crores, In Epstein Row
Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem was a renowned businessman, associated with the rise of Dubai as a trade hub, but revelations of his friendship and lewd correspondence with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have precipitated a sudden fall from grace.
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70% Bangladeshis Voted 'Yes' To July Charter. What Does It Mean?
There was also the national referendum on the implementation of a reform package, which saw a 60.26 per cent voter turnout in Bangladesh, with the 'yes' vote winning a clear majority, the Election Commission announced Friday.
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Girl's Fingers Cut Off In Karnataka School, Parents Allege Staff Threw Them Away
A six-year-old girl lost two fingers in a tragic accident at a government school in Karnataka's Tumakuru district on February 9.
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How India Plans To Rebuild Bangladesh Ties After BNP's Landslide Victory
India is weighing its next steps with cautious optimism after a decisive electoral verdict in Bangladesh that has handed a landslide victory to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), ending a turbulent interim phase.
-
Supreme Court Asks Himachal Pradesh To Hold Local Body Polls By May 31
In a significant relief to the Himachal Pradesh government, the Supreme Court on Friday extended from April 30 to May 31 the deadline fixed by the high court for holding polls for local bodies in the state.
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Blog | Goodbye, South Block: From Child Visitor To Secretary, The Corridors That Made Me
It was 1951. My mother had just joined the Government of India as a mid-level officer, three years after independence. Decades later, I would serve in the South Block. Today, they are repositories of a 75-year-long history - personal and national
