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Spain Orders Town To Scrap Motion Restricting Muslim Festivities
Spain's leftist government ordered a town to drop a ban on religious celebrations in municipal sports facilities, a measure critics say was aimed at blocking longstanding Muslim festivities.
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Colombian Senator, Presidential Hopeful Miguel Uribe Dies 2 Months After Shooting
A Colombian senator and presidential hopeful whose shooting at a political rally in June recalled some of the darkest chapters of the country's drug-fueled violence died.
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Vadodara Bridge Collapse: Death Count Rises To 22, One Missing
The death count in the last month's collapse of a bridge over the Mahisagar river in Gujarat's Vadodara district has risen to 22 with an injured person dying at a hospital here, an official said on Wednesday.
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UK Defends Online Safety Law Amid X's Free Speech Criticisms
The UK government on Saturday defended a new online safety law following harsh criticism from social network X.
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Day After US' 'Buying Russian Oil' Tantrum, Government's Calm Reply
India has issued a measured reply to US' criticism of its continued Russian oil purchases, saying "In securing our energy needs, we are guided by what is on offer in the market and the prevailing global circumstance."
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"Sindoor Se Sindhu Tak...": PM Modi's Top Quotes In Parliament
Countering Rahul Gandhi's criticism that there was no "freedom of operation and manoeuvre for the armed forces" during Operation Sindoor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today underlined that the government gave armed forces a free hand.
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2 Critically Injured In High-Speed Collision On Mumbai-Agra Highway
A horrific accident took place on the Mumbai-Agra Highway in Maharashtra's Dhule district, involving a high-speed trolley and a truck. The incident, which occurred near a speed breaker, was captured in its entirety on a CCTV camera.
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7 Children Dead, 2 In ICU As Rajasthan School Building Collapses
Seven children were killed and two were critically injured after a government school building collapsed in Rajasthan's Jhalawar district on Friday.
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Delhi's Big Request To Haryana For Better Flood Management
The Delhi government will formally request Haryana to hand over control of the Indraprastha Barrage on the Yamuna River to improve the city's flood management, senior officials said on Wednesday.
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AAP's "Water Sports" Jibe At BJP Over Swimming, Rowing Video In Waterlogged Delhi
Delhi's ruling BJP is now on the opposition Aam Aadmi Party's target after heavy rain this morning led to waterlogging in the city.
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Who Is Manikrao Kokate: 5-Time MLA, Now At Centre Of Political Storm
Manikrao Kokate has represented five different political parties throughout his three-decade career.
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Spotlight On Manikrao Kokate: Crop Insurance Chaos To Rummy Video
Maharashtra's Agriculture Minister Manikrao Kokate finds himself at the centre of a controversy as a video surfaced that shows him apparently playing rummy on his phone while seated in the state assembly.
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"Not Welcome Here": Another Canadian Leader Seeks Terror Tag For Bishnoi Gang
The Premier of the Canadian province of Alberta has urged the federal government to designate the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang a terrorist organisation, joining a string of leaders to make such a request.
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How India's FGD Shift Will Cut Electricity Cost By 25-30 Paise Per Unit
The government's move to ease sulphur emission rules for most coal-fired power plants strikes a delicate balance between costs, climate and compliance and is expected to cut electricity costs by 25-30 paise per unit, officials said on Sunday.
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"Won't Spare Anyone": Brother Of Odisha Student Who's Fighting For Her Life
A day after a woman student from Odisha set herself on fire over inaction on her complaint of sex harassment against a professor, her brother told NDTV he "will go to any length" to ensure she gets justice.
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Spain Orders Town To Scrap Motion Restricting Muslim Festivities
Spain's leftist government ordered a town to drop a ban on religious celebrations in municipal sports facilities, a measure critics say was aimed at blocking longstanding Muslim festivities.
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Colombian Senator, Presidential Hopeful Miguel Uribe Dies 2 Months After Shooting
A Colombian senator and presidential hopeful whose shooting at a political rally in June recalled some of the darkest chapters of the country's drug-fueled violence died.
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Vadodara Bridge Collapse: Death Count Rises To 22, One Missing
The death count in the last month's collapse of a bridge over the Mahisagar river in Gujarat's Vadodara district has risen to 22 with an injured person dying at a hospital here, an official said on Wednesday.
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UK Defends Online Safety Law Amid X's Free Speech Criticisms
The UK government on Saturday defended a new online safety law following harsh criticism from social network X.
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Day After US' 'Buying Russian Oil' Tantrum, Government's Calm Reply
India has issued a measured reply to US' criticism of its continued Russian oil purchases, saying "In securing our energy needs, we are guided by what is on offer in the market and the prevailing global circumstance."
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"Sindoor Se Sindhu Tak...": PM Modi's Top Quotes In Parliament
Countering Rahul Gandhi's criticism that there was no "freedom of operation and manoeuvre for the armed forces" during Operation Sindoor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today underlined that the government gave armed forces a free hand.
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2 Critically Injured In High-Speed Collision On Mumbai-Agra Highway
A horrific accident took place on the Mumbai-Agra Highway in Maharashtra's Dhule district, involving a high-speed trolley and a truck. The incident, which occurred near a speed breaker, was captured in its entirety on a CCTV camera.
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7 Children Dead, 2 In ICU As Rajasthan School Building Collapses
Seven children were killed and two were critically injured after a government school building collapsed in Rajasthan's Jhalawar district on Friday.
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Delhi's Big Request To Haryana For Better Flood Management
The Delhi government will formally request Haryana to hand over control of the Indraprastha Barrage on the Yamuna River to improve the city's flood management, senior officials said on Wednesday.
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AAP's "Water Sports" Jibe At BJP Over Swimming, Rowing Video In Waterlogged Delhi
Delhi's ruling BJP is now on the opposition Aam Aadmi Party's target after heavy rain this morning led to waterlogging in the city.
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Who Is Manikrao Kokate: 5-Time MLA, Now At Centre Of Political Storm
Manikrao Kokate has represented five different political parties throughout his three-decade career.
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Spotlight On Manikrao Kokate: Crop Insurance Chaos To Rummy Video
Maharashtra's Agriculture Minister Manikrao Kokate finds himself at the centre of a controversy as a video surfaced that shows him apparently playing rummy on his phone while seated in the state assembly.
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"Not Welcome Here": Another Canadian Leader Seeks Terror Tag For Bishnoi Gang
The Premier of the Canadian province of Alberta has urged the federal government to designate the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang a terrorist organisation, joining a string of leaders to make such a request.
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How India's FGD Shift Will Cut Electricity Cost By 25-30 Paise Per Unit
The government's move to ease sulphur emission rules for most coal-fired power plants strikes a delicate balance between costs, climate and compliance and is expected to cut electricity costs by 25-30 paise per unit, officials said on Sunday.
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"Won't Spare Anyone": Brother Of Odisha Student Who's Fighting For Her Life
A day after a woman student from Odisha set herself on fire over inaction on her complaint of sex harassment against a professor, her brother told NDTV he "will go to any length" to ensure she gets justice.
