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Eid Prayers At Srinagar's Jama Masjid Denied For 8th Year In A Row
Authorities deny Eid prayers at Eidgah and Jama Masjid in Kashmir for the eighth consecutive year.
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Pulwama Attack Mastermind Seen With AK-47 In Video Days Before Death
Hamza Burhan's name came up in connection with the February 2019 Pulwama attack in which 40 CRPF personnel were killed in a grenade attack on a convoy.
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Sexual Harassment Accused Gets Bail With One Year Ban On Social Media
Jodhpur/New Delhi, May 26 (IANS) The Rajasthan High Court has granted bail to a man accused of sexually harassing and stalking a minor girl, while imposing stringent conditions including a one-year ban on the use of all social media platforms such as
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Why India's Tiger Reserves Are Cracking Down On Mobile Phones
Experts who support the ban argue that people are beginning to treat forests more as locations for social media content and viral videos rather than spaces for experiencing nature
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Anti-Terror Agency Conducts Raids Across Kashmir Targeting Jamaat-e-Islami
NIA teams, assisted by the police and the CRPF, carried out simultaneous searches in Srinagar and South Kashmir districts.
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Just A Joke? Why Casual Dowry Humour Online Is Facing Sudden Backlash
Dowry jokes are ubiquitous in India: at weddings, stand-up, WhatsApp forwards, Instagram Reels, and everyday conversations
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No Animal Sacrifice At Public Places On Bakrid: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directs vigilance and regulated animal sacrifice for Bakri Eid.
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BJP MP Alleges Police Nexus Fueling Illegal Liquor Trade In Dry Gujarat
Bharuch MP Mansukh Vasava alleged that an organised liquor and gambling network is actively operating in the Narmada district.
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"Hands Full": Air India CEO Warns Successor Over Iran War, Pak Airspace Ban
Air India, which has reported heavy losses, has also faced a series of safety lapses.
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Ahead Of Bakri Eid, High Court Junks Pleas On Bengal Cattle Slaughter Rules
The notice, issued on May 13 by the Suvendu Adhikari government, said no animal, including cows, bulls, buffaloes and calves, can be slaughtered without a fitness certificate issued by authorised local officials and a government veterinary surgeon.
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Anti-Doping Act Set To Be Amended, Five-Year Jail For Suppliers Of Banned Drugs
India is aspiring to become an Olympic host in 2036 and has bagged the 2030 Commonwealth Games already but the country's poor doping record could become a major hindrance to that plan.
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"Very Deceptive": Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Vodka In Tetra Packs
The petition sought a standard definition of "bottling", limiting it to glass bottles or other clearly distinguishable containers
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Cut Travel, Meet Online: Gujarat Government's 11-Point Save Fuel Plan
The 11-point circular, accessed by NDTV, lists measures such as moving to video conferencing and digital meetings instead of physical ones
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Vijay's Tribute On Mullivaikkal Remembrance Day Sparks Political Row
Global Lankan Tamil population and sections of Tamils in India observe May 18 as the Mullivaikal remembrance day, or Tamil Genocide Remembrance Day.
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Lashkar Terrorist's Mission Detour: A Hair Transplant In Kashmir
Infiltrating Jammu and Kashmir to execute terror attacks for the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET), a Pakistani terrorist paused his operations to fulfil a personal dream -- getting a hair transplant.
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Eid Prayers At Srinagar's Jama Masjid Denied For 8th Year In A Row
Authorities deny Eid prayers at Eidgah and Jama Masjid in Kashmir for the eighth consecutive year.
-
Pulwama Attack Mastermind Seen With AK-47 In Video Days Before Death
Hamza Burhan's name came up in connection with the February 2019 Pulwama attack in which 40 CRPF personnel were killed in a grenade attack on a convoy.
-
Sexual Harassment Accused Gets Bail With One Year Ban On Social Media
Jodhpur/New Delhi, May 26 (IANS) The Rajasthan High Court has granted bail to a man accused of sexually harassing and stalking a minor girl, while imposing stringent conditions including a one-year ban on the use of all social media platforms such as
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Why India's Tiger Reserves Are Cracking Down On Mobile Phones
Experts who support the ban argue that people are beginning to treat forests more as locations for social media content and viral videos rather than spaces for experiencing nature
-
Anti-Terror Agency Conducts Raids Across Kashmir Targeting Jamaat-e-Islami
NIA teams, assisted by the police and the CRPF, carried out simultaneous searches in Srinagar and South Kashmir districts.
-
Just A Joke? Why Casual Dowry Humour Online Is Facing Sudden Backlash
Dowry jokes are ubiquitous in India: at weddings, stand-up, WhatsApp forwards, Instagram Reels, and everyday conversations
-
No Animal Sacrifice At Public Places On Bakrid: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directs vigilance and regulated animal sacrifice for Bakri Eid.
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BJP MP Alleges Police Nexus Fueling Illegal Liquor Trade In Dry Gujarat
Bharuch MP Mansukh Vasava alleged that an organised liquor and gambling network is actively operating in the Narmada district.
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"Hands Full": Air India CEO Warns Successor Over Iran War, Pak Airspace Ban
Air India, which has reported heavy losses, has also faced a series of safety lapses.
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Ahead Of Bakri Eid, High Court Junks Pleas On Bengal Cattle Slaughter Rules
The notice, issued on May 13 by the Suvendu Adhikari government, said no animal, including cows, bulls, buffaloes and calves, can be slaughtered without a fitness certificate issued by authorised local officials and a government veterinary surgeon.
-
Anti-Doping Act Set To Be Amended, Five-Year Jail For Suppliers Of Banned Drugs
India is aspiring to become an Olympic host in 2036 and has bagged the 2030 Commonwealth Games already but the country's poor doping record could become a major hindrance to that plan.
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"Very Deceptive": Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Vodka In Tetra Packs
The petition sought a standard definition of "bottling", limiting it to glass bottles or other clearly distinguishable containers
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Cut Travel, Meet Online: Gujarat Government's 11-Point Save Fuel Plan
The 11-point circular, accessed by NDTV, lists measures such as moving to video conferencing and digital meetings instead of physical ones
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Vijay's Tribute On Mullivaikkal Remembrance Day Sparks Political Row
Global Lankan Tamil population and sections of Tamils in India observe May 18 as the Mullivaikal remembrance day, or Tamil Genocide Remembrance Day.
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Lashkar Terrorist's Mission Detour: A Hair Transplant In Kashmir
Infiltrating Jammu and Kashmir to execute terror attacks for the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET), a Pakistani terrorist paused his operations to fulfil a personal dream -- getting a hair transplant.
