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India Set to Lose Fastest-Growing Major Economy Tag In 2023
India is set to lose its fastest-growing major economy tag this year, as growth took a hit from weakening demand at home and abroad.
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Over 61,000 Post Lying Vacant In Paramilitary Forces: Home Ministry Data
Over 61,000 posts of central paramilitary personnel are lying vacant in six paramilitary forces in the country, Home Ministry statistics said.
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Communal Violence Goes Up In Country, Uttar Pradesh Still Tops List
Uttar Pradesh led the nationwide increase in communal violence in 2017, according to statistics placed by the Union Home Ministry in parliament on Wednesday. The figures indicate that incidents of communal violence have gone up to 822 and killed 111 people last year, the highest in four years.
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5 Lakh Posts Vacant In Police Forces
A whopping five lakh police posts of the sanctioned strength of 22.63 lakh are lying vacant across the country.
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Tiger, Tiger. Huge Increase in India Numbers.
India is now home to 70 per cent of the world's tigers, with new data putting their numbers at 2,226. That is a sharp rise of almost 60 per cent from 2006, when the first scientific and independent estimate delivered a shocking statistic of only 1,411 tigers left in India.
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India Set to Lose Fastest-Growing Major Economy Tag In 2023
India is set to lose its fastest-growing major economy tag this year, as growth took a hit from weakening demand at home and abroad.
-
Over 61,000 Post Lying Vacant In Paramilitary Forces: Home Ministry Data
Over 61,000 posts of central paramilitary personnel are lying vacant in six paramilitary forces in the country, Home Ministry statistics said.
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Communal Violence Goes Up In Country, Uttar Pradesh Still Tops List
Uttar Pradesh led the nationwide increase in communal violence in 2017, according to statistics placed by the Union Home Ministry in parliament on Wednesday. The figures indicate that incidents of communal violence have gone up to 822 and killed 111 people last year, the highest in four years.
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5 Lakh Posts Vacant In Police Forces
A whopping five lakh police posts of the sanctioned strength of 22.63 lakh are lying vacant across the country.
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Tiger, Tiger. Huge Increase in India Numbers.
India is now home to 70 per cent of the world's tigers, with new data putting their numbers at 2,226. That is a sharp rise of almost 60 per cent from 2006, when the first scientific and independent estimate delivered a shocking statistic of only 1,411 tigers left in India.
