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Kim Jong Un Executes 30 Officials For Failing To Prevent Deaths During Floods: Report
In July, severe rainfall triggered landslides and flooding in North Korea, affecting over 4,000 homes and leaving 15,000 residents displaced.
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Nitish Kumar Party Leaders Rush To His House Amid Political Turmoil
Bihar politics crisis: Top leaders of the JD(U) have rushed to the residence of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the party president, amid strong indications that he is planning to quit the ruling 'Mahagathbandhan' and revert to the BJP-led NDA.
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High Court Directs Maharashtra Govt To Issue Orphan Certificate To 2 Students Who Wish To Appear For NEET
The Bombay High Court has directed the Maharashtra government to forthwith issue an 'orphan certificate' to two students, residing in a home for abandoned and orphaned girls in the city, so that they can appear for the NEET-2022 examination.
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Odisha BJP MLA Arrested For Assaulting Govt Officer: Police
Odisha Police on Sunday arrested BJP MLA Subhas Chandra Panigrahi from his official residence here for allegedly assaulting a block development officer in Deogarh district.
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Who Has Final Say, Arvind Kejriwal Asks, As Home Delivery Plan Is Blocked
Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, questioned "who should have the final say" as he reacted today to the Lieutenant Governor rejecting his government's move to home deliver public services like birth certificates and ration cards to all residents of the capital.
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Thousands flee Pakistan tribal area fearing military action
Thousands of people have fled their homes in Pakistan's northwestern tribal district for fear a military offensive against Taliban insurgents is imminent, residents and officials said on Sunday.
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Govt employee found dead with throat slit at his home in Delhi
A Central government employee and his wife were found dead at their residence in Kaka Nagar in Central Delhi today.
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Fire breaks out in govt official's home in Delhi's Khan Market area
A fire broke out in the afternoon today at the residence of a central government official in Delhi's high-security Lutyens' zone.
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Over 900 government residences in Delhi in 'dangerous' state: Public works department
More than 900 central government residences in Delhi have been declared "dangerous" by the CPWD while another 4,480 houses are in a dilapidated state.
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Government officer commits suicide
A senior Uttar Pradesh government officer allegedly committed suicide by consuming poison at his official residence in Lucknow, police said.
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Govt waives Meira Kumar's Rs 2-crore bill
The government has waived almost Rs 2 crore, allegedly owed by Speaker Meira Kumar for use of her father Jagjivan's Ram residence in Delhi.
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Does Meira Kumar owe Govt Rs 1.98 crore as rent?
The Central Information Commissioner (CIC) will today hear a case on the allotment status of house number 6, Krishna Menon Marg in New Delhi, which was the residence of senior Congress leader Babu Jagjivan Ram till he died in 1986 and was later allotted to his daughter, Speaker Meira Kumar when she was appointed a Union Minister in 2004.
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Govt keen to pass Lokpal Bill in current session, says PM at all-party meet
Leaders from different political parties are meeting at the Prime Minister's residence to finalise the details of the Lokpal Bill. There is much riding on this session - India is waiting for a potent law that will combat corruption; 74-year-old activist Anna Hazare is waiting to announce a hunger strike, his fourth this year, if politicians deliver...
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Govt hands Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar bill of Rs 1.98 crore
A house has landed Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar in the centre of a controversy. Ms Kumar has been issued a bill of Rs 1.98 crore as pending rent by the estates department of the Urban Development Ministry for occupying a government residence despite losing entitlement.
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Doctors' strike hits Maharashtra, talks fail
Medical services in Maharashtra were severely hit on Saturday as over 3,000 resident doctors in government hospitals across the state went on an indefinite strike to press for enhanced security at hospitals, even as talks with authorities proved unsuccessful, doctors said.
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Kim Jong Un Executes 30 Officials For Failing To Prevent Deaths During Floods: Report
In July, severe rainfall triggered landslides and flooding in North Korea, affecting over 4,000 homes and leaving 15,000 residents displaced.
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Nitish Kumar Party Leaders Rush To His House Amid Political Turmoil
Bihar politics crisis: Top leaders of the JD(U) have rushed to the residence of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the party president, amid strong indications that he is planning to quit the ruling 'Mahagathbandhan' and revert to the BJP-led NDA.
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High Court Directs Maharashtra Govt To Issue Orphan Certificate To 2 Students Who Wish To Appear For NEET
The Bombay High Court has directed the Maharashtra government to forthwith issue an 'orphan certificate' to two students, residing in a home for abandoned and orphaned girls in the city, so that they can appear for the NEET-2022 examination.
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Odisha BJP MLA Arrested For Assaulting Govt Officer: Police
Odisha Police on Sunday arrested BJP MLA Subhas Chandra Panigrahi from his official residence here for allegedly assaulting a block development officer in Deogarh district.
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Who Has Final Say, Arvind Kejriwal Asks, As Home Delivery Plan Is Blocked
Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, questioned "who should have the final say" as he reacted today to the Lieutenant Governor rejecting his government's move to home deliver public services like birth certificates and ration cards to all residents of the capital.
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Thousands flee Pakistan tribal area fearing military action
Thousands of people have fled their homes in Pakistan's northwestern tribal district for fear a military offensive against Taliban insurgents is imminent, residents and officials said on Sunday.
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Govt employee found dead with throat slit at his home in Delhi
A Central government employee and his wife were found dead at their residence in Kaka Nagar in Central Delhi today.
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Fire breaks out in govt official's home in Delhi's Khan Market area
A fire broke out in the afternoon today at the residence of a central government official in Delhi's high-security Lutyens' zone.
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Over 900 government residences in Delhi in 'dangerous' state: Public works department
More than 900 central government residences in Delhi have been declared "dangerous" by the CPWD while another 4,480 houses are in a dilapidated state.
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Government officer commits suicide
A senior Uttar Pradesh government officer allegedly committed suicide by consuming poison at his official residence in Lucknow, police said.
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Govt waives Meira Kumar's Rs 2-crore bill
The government has waived almost Rs 2 crore, allegedly owed by Speaker Meira Kumar for use of her father Jagjivan's Ram residence in Delhi.
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Does Meira Kumar owe Govt Rs 1.98 crore as rent?
The Central Information Commissioner (CIC) will today hear a case on the allotment status of house number 6, Krishna Menon Marg in New Delhi, which was the residence of senior Congress leader Babu Jagjivan Ram till he died in 1986 and was later allotted to his daughter, Speaker Meira Kumar when she was appointed a Union Minister in 2004.
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Govt keen to pass Lokpal Bill in current session, says PM at all-party meet
Leaders from different political parties are meeting at the Prime Minister's residence to finalise the details of the Lokpal Bill. There is much riding on this session - India is waiting for a potent law that will combat corruption; 74-year-old activist Anna Hazare is waiting to announce a hunger strike, his fourth this year, if politicians deliver...
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Govt hands Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar bill of Rs 1.98 crore
A house has landed Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar in the centre of a controversy. Ms Kumar has been issued a bill of Rs 1.98 crore as pending rent by the estates department of the Urban Development Ministry for occupying a government residence despite losing entitlement.
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Doctors' strike hits Maharashtra, talks fail
Medical services in Maharashtra were severely hit on Saturday as over 3,000 resident doctors in government hospitals across the state went on an indefinite strike to press for enhanced security at hospitals, even as talks with authorities proved unsuccessful, doctors said.
