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How 260 Cows Were Slaughtered 2 Km From State Secretariat In Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh has long claimed to have the toughest cow-protection laws in India, with a ban on cow slaughter in place since 2004. The current 2024-25 period was even officially declared the "Cow Protection Year."
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Why Is Prince Harry Suing One Of Britain's Biggest Media Groups? Case Against Daily Mail Explained
Prince Harry is suing Associated Newspapers for alleged unlawful information gathering, including phone hacking, bugging, and paying police for secrets, claiming severe privacy breaches and harassment.
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Mama K, Pop: Indian-Origin Couple Arrested In US For Running Sex, Drug Trafficking Ring At Motel
An Indian-origin couple, along with three others, have been arrested in Virginia, United States, for drug and sex trafficking after federal and local agents raided a motel at the centre of the criminal activity.
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AK-47 Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition Found Near India-Pakistan Border
Punjab's Pathankot Police, in coordination with central intelligence agencies, have recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition from the border area of Narot Jaimal Singh, close to the India-Pakistan border.
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Centre Blocks 242 Illegal Betting, Gambling Website Links
The Centre today blocked 242 illegal betting and gambling website links as part of increased enforcement actions following the passage of the Online Gaming Act, government sources said.
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Kerala Student Fined Rs 1 Lakh For Fire-Spitting Car In Bengaluru
Bengaluru Traffic Police stated that public roads are not meant for performing stunts and clarified that modifying a vehicle's exhaust to emit sparks or flames is illegal.
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Kerala Student Modifies Honda City To Shoot Flames, Fined Rs 1 Lakh In Bengaluru
A Kerala student, driving an illegally modified car which shot flames from its exhaust, has been fined by authorities in Bengaluru. The student had to pay a fine of Rs 1.11 lakh to the Yelahanka Regional Transport Office (RTO).
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13 E-Commerce Sites Fined Rs 10 Lakh Each For Illegal Walkie-Talkie Sales
Central Consumer Protection Authority has initiated suo motu action against e-commerce platforms for listing and selling unauthorised walkie-talkies.
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2 Bangladeshi Women Re-Enter India After Deportation, Arrested In Mumbai
The Mumbai Police recently arrested two Bangladeshi women who re-entered India despite being deported in August last year.
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Madhya Pradesh School Demolished Over 'Illegal Madrasa' Allegations
The controversy unfolded in a village in Betul district, where Abdul Naeem was constructing a small private school at his own expense, investing around Rs 20 lakh.
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Delhi Police Arrest 2 More In Turkman Gate Violence, 20 Arrested So Far
Delhi Police on Tuesday arrested two other accused in the Turkman Gate stone pelting case, in which around 25-30 people pelted stones at police and MCD officials after they arrived at the spot with JCBs to demolish illegal encroachment near Mosque.
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Manipur's Naga Tribes Allege Threat By Kuki Insurgents, Block Village Road
The ZUF (S Kamson) alleged they were fired upon by Kuki insurgents while its members were busy destroying poppy farms. The gunfight led to tension in nearby villages, they said.
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'Pak Will Fall Apart Soon': Ladakh Lt Governor On China's Shaksgam Claim
Slamming China for undertaking construction projects in the Shaksgam Valley, Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta has said the area is part of India and such activities should be immediately halted.
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China Provokes India With 'Shaksgam Valley' Claim: Dispute Explained
China has once again reignited tensions with India by reiterating its unfounded cartographical claims over Jammu and Kashmir's Shaksgam Valley, stressing that the Chinese infrastructure projects in the area are "beyond reproach".
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Citizenship For Rs 30,000? NDTV Report On Illegal Immigration In Mumbai
India's border states, such as Assam, Tripura, and West Bengal, frequently make headlines regarding illegal infiltration, a major political flashpoint.
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How 260 Cows Were Slaughtered 2 Km From State Secretariat In Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh has long claimed to have the toughest cow-protection laws in India, with a ban on cow slaughter in place since 2004. The current 2024-25 period was even officially declared the "Cow Protection Year."
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Why Is Prince Harry Suing One Of Britain's Biggest Media Groups? Case Against Daily Mail Explained
Prince Harry is suing Associated Newspapers for alleged unlawful information gathering, including phone hacking, bugging, and paying police for secrets, claiming severe privacy breaches and harassment.
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Mama K, Pop: Indian-Origin Couple Arrested In US For Running Sex, Drug Trafficking Ring At Motel
An Indian-origin couple, along with three others, have been arrested in Virginia, United States, for drug and sex trafficking after federal and local agents raided a motel at the centre of the criminal activity.
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AK-47 Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition Found Near India-Pakistan Border
Punjab's Pathankot Police, in coordination with central intelligence agencies, have recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition from the border area of Narot Jaimal Singh, close to the India-Pakistan border.
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Centre Blocks 242 Illegal Betting, Gambling Website Links
The Centre today blocked 242 illegal betting and gambling website links as part of increased enforcement actions following the passage of the Online Gaming Act, government sources said.
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Kerala Student Fined Rs 1 Lakh For Fire-Spitting Car In Bengaluru
Bengaluru Traffic Police stated that public roads are not meant for performing stunts and clarified that modifying a vehicle's exhaust to emit sparks or flames is illegal.
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Kerala Student Modifies Honda City To Shoot Flames, Fined Rs 1 Lakh In Bengaluru
A Kerala student, driving an illegally modified car which shot flames from its exhaust, has been fined by authorities in Bengaluru. The student had to pay a fine of Rs 1.11 lakh to the Yelahanka Regional Transport Office (RTO).
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13 E-Commerce Sites Fined Rs 10 Lakh Each For Illegal Walkie-Talkie Sales
Central Consumer Protection Authority has initiated suo motu action against e-commerce platforms for listing and selling unauthorised walkie-talkies.
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2 Bangladeshi Women Re-Enter India After Deportation, Arrested In Mumbai
The Mumbai Police recently arrested two Bangladeshi women who re-entered India despite being deported in August last year.
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Madhya Pradesh School Demolished Over 'Illegal Madrasa' Allegations
The controversy unfolded in a village in Betul district, where Abdul Naeem was constructing a small private school at his own expense, investing around Rs 20 lakh.
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Delhi Police Arrest 2 More In Turkman Gate Violence, 20 Arrested So Far
Delhi Police on Tuesday arrested two other accused in the Turkman Gate stone pelting case, in which around 25-30 people pelted stones at police and MCD officials after they arrived at the spot with JCBs to demolish illegal encroachment near Mosque.
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Manipur's Naga Tribes Allege Threat By Kuki Insurgents, Block Village Road
The ZUF (S Kamson) alleged they were fired upon by Kuki insurgents while its members were busy destroying poppy farms. The gunfight led to tension in nearby villages, they said.
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'Pak Will Fall Apart Soon': Ladakh Lt Governor On China's Shaksgam Claim
Slamming China for undertaking construction projects in the Shaksgam Valley, Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta has said the area is part of India and such activities should be immediately halted.
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China Provokes India With 'Shaksgam Valley' Claim: Dispute Explained
China has once again reignited tensions with India by reiterating its unfounded cartographical claims over Jammu and Kashmir's Shaksgam Valley, stressing that the Chinese infrastructure projects in the area are "beyond reproach".
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Citizenship For Rs 30,000? NDTV Report On Illegal Immigration In Mumbai
India's border states, such as Assam, Tripura, and West Bengal, frequently make headlines regarding illegal infiltration, a major political flashpoint.
