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Internet Banned, 36-Hour Curfew In Odisha's Cuttack After Clashes
Odisha's Cuttack, the thousand-year-old city long celebrated for its communal harmony, remained on edge on Sunday after fresh incidents of violence erupted following clashes during Durga Puja idol immersion two days earlier.
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India's "Red Lines" Have To Be Respected: S Jaishankar On Trade Deal With US
Any trade deal between India and the US has to respect New Delhi's "red lines" and efforts are underway to find a "landing ground", External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
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'Gaza War Not Yet Over, Priority Is To Get Hostages Out': Marco Rubio
The war in Gaza has "not yet" ended,US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Sunday, describing the release of the hostages held by Hamas as the first phase, while details on what happens after that still need to be worked out.
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Manipur Ambush May Have Been "Contract Killing" To Undermine President's Rule: Report
Security forces have launched a major crackdown on the banned People's Liberation Army (PLA), a Manipur valley-based insurgent group, arresting a total of 15 including two key suspects directly involved in last month's ambush on Assam Rifles.
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Mohan Bhagwat's "I Have To Take It Back" Comment On PoK Draws Applause
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has called Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) a room in a house called India, but one in which strangers have moved in.
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Indians Can Now Live In Costa Rica With Permanent Residency: Know How To Apply
If you have always wanted to live and work in Costa Rica, the country is offering permanent residency that allows you to live and work there
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Watch: Comedian's Take On Etiquette Coach's Bread And Butter Rules Leaves Internet In Splits
A British etiquette coach shared his take on the "proper" way to have bread and butter, only to be countered by a content creator on Instagram.
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Almost 1,000 Trapped In Blizzard On Tibetan Side Of Mount Everest
Rescue efforts were underway on Sunday to clear access to campsites on Tibet's eastern slope of Mount Everest, where nearly 1,000 people have been trapped by a blizzard that has blocked roads, according to Chinese state media reports.
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42 Killed As Heavy Rain Triggers Landslides, Flash Floods In Nepal, Flight Ops Hit
Landslides and floods triggered by heavy downpours in Nepal have killed at least 42 people, a disaster official said Sunday.
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Mamata Banerjee's Advice For Tourists Stuck In Flood-Hit Darjeeling
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday expressed deep concern over the devastating floods and landslides that have killed at least 17 people in Darjeeling and cut off road connectivity to key routes, including access to Sikkim
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No Autopsy, Officials On Holiday: Inside NDTV Probe Into Cough Syrup Deaths
11 children have died in Madhya Pradesh, and six more are fighting for their lives - with what their families claimed is linked to the 'Coldrif' cough syrup.
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Karnataka PGCET Round 1 Seat Allotment Result Released, Download Directly Here
Karnataka PGCET Round 1 Result: Candidates have been allotted four seats must choose one of the seats within the specified time or else their seat allotment will be cancelled.
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Non-FASTag Vehicles To Pay 1.25 Times Of Regular Fee From November 15: Details
The non-FASTag vehicles will have to pay 1.25 times the regular fee, in case of UPI payment from 15th November.
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Postal Services Resume In Manipur's Churachandpur 2 Years After Ethnic Violence
Postal services in Manipur's Churachandpur resumed on Saturday, two years after it was shut down due to the Meitei-Kuki ethnic violence.
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20 Dead In Darjeeling After Heavy Rain Triggers Landslides, Sikkim Cut Off
Twenty people have died in West Bengal's Darjeeling after heavy rain triggered landslides and cut off road connectivity on key routes. Officials have said the calamity has cut off connectivity to the Himalayan state of Sikkim.
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Internet Banned, 36-Hour Curfew In Odisha's Cuttack After Clashes
Odisha's Cuttack, the thousand-year-old city long celebrated for its communal harmony, remained on edge on Sunday after fresh incidents of violence erupted following clashes during Durga Puja idol immersion two days earlier.
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India's "Red Lines" Have To Be Respected: S Jaishankar On Trade Deal With US
Any trade deal between India and the US has to respect New Delhi's "red lines" and efforts are underway to find a "landing ground", External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
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'Gaza War Not Yet Over, Priority Is To Get Hostages Out': Marco Rubio
The war in Gaza has "not yet" ended,US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Sunday, describing the release of the hostages held by Hamas as the first phase, while details on what happens after that still need to be worked out.
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Manipur Ambush May Have Been "Contract Killing" To Undermine President's Rule: Report
Security forces have launched a major crackdown on the banned People's Liberation Army (PLA), a Manipur valley-based insurgent group, arresting a total of 15 including two key suspects directly involved in last month's ambush on Assam Rifles.
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Mohan Bhagwat's "I Have To Take It Back" Comment On PoK Draws Applause
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has called Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) a room in a house called India, but one in which strangers have moved in.
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Indians Can Now Live In Costa Rica With Permanent Residency: Know How To Apply
If you have always wanted to live and work in Costa Rica, the country is offering permanent residency that allows you to live and work there
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Watch: Comedian's Take On Etiquette Coach's Bread And Butter Rules Leaves Internet In Splits
A British etiquette coach shared his take on the "proper" way to have bread and butter, only to be countered by a content creator on Instagram.
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Almost 1,000 Trapped In Blizzard On Tibetan Side Of Mount Everest
Rescue efforts were underway on Sunday to clear access to campsites on Tibet's eastern slope of Mount Everest, where nearly 1,000 people have been trapped by a blizzard that has blocked roads, according to Chinese state media reports.
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42 Killed As Heavy Rain Triggers Landslides, Flash Floods In Nepal, Flight Ops Hit
Landslides and floods triggered by heavy downpours in Nepal have killed at least 42 people, a disaster official said Sunday.
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Mamata Banerjee's Advice For Tourists Stuck In Flood-Hit Darjeeling
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday expressed deep concern over the devastating floods and landslides that have killed at least 17 people in Darjeeling and cut off road connectivity to key routes, including access to Sikkim
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No Autopsy, Officials On Holiday: Inside NDTV Probe Into Cough Syrup Deaths
11 children have died in Madhya Pradesh, and six more are fighting for their lives - with what their families claimed is linked to the 'Coldrif' cough syrup.
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Karnataka PGCET Round 1 Seat Allotment Result Released, Download Directly Here
Karnataka PGCET Round 1 Result: Candidates have been allotted four seats must choose one of the seats within the specified time or else their seat allotment will be cancelled.
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Non-FASTag Vehicles To Pay 1.25 Times Of Regular Fee From November 15: Details
The non-FASTag vehicles will have to pay 1.25 times the regular fee, in case of UPI payment from 15th November.
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Postal Services Resume In Manipur's Churachandpur 2 Years After Ethnic Violence
Postal services in Manipur's Churachandpur resumed on Saturday, two years after it was shut down due to the Meitei-Kuki ethnic violence.
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20 Dead In Darjeeling After Heavy Rain Triggers Landslides, Sikkim Cut Off
Twenty people have died in West Bengal's Darjeeling after heavy rain triggered landslides and cut off road connectivity on key routes. Officials have said the calamity has cut off connectivity to the Himalayan state of Sikkim.
