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Great Indian Bustard Chick Born In Kutch After 10 Years
The number of birds at the breeding centres established at Sam and Ramdevara in Rajasthan has now increased to 73.
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Adani Ports Launches India's First Port Of Refuge For Maritime Emergencies
A PoR, as defined by the International Maritime Organisation, is a designated location where ships can seek shelter to stabilise conditions, protect life, and limit environmental damage.
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Centre Notifies Order To Strengthen Piped Natural Gas Infrastructure
The Order provides a streamlined and time-bound framework for laying and expanding pipelines across the country, addressing delays in approvals and access to land, and enabling faster development of natural gas infrastructure, including in residential areas.
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International Cyber Syndicate Busted In Srinagar, 7 Arrested
Police said the raids were conducted after Counter Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) received information regarding the functioning of call centres engaged in fraudulent online activities targeting both foreign nationals and locals.
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March 31 Eradication Deadline Nears, Battles To End Maoism Intensify
Over the past two years, the Centre has pushed an aggressive, mission-mode strategy to wipe out Maoists, once described by Amit Shah as the "biggest threat to India's internal security."
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Who Is Matthew VanDyke, American Arrested In India Over Drone Warfare Training
An American citizen has landed at the centre of a major investigation by Indian security agencies, with the National Investigation Agency arresting him alongside six Ukrainian nationals in a case involving alleged drone warfare training.
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Centre Assures Steps To Tackle LPG Crisis, Court Closes Plea By Distributors
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court that negotiations were underway internationally to stabilise supply.
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India Flags "Selective Targeting" After US Body Urges Sanctions On R&AW, RSS
The Centre on Monday responded strongly after a United States federal government commission recommended that India be designated a "Country of Particular Concern" for religious freedom violations.
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'Sundays On Cycle' Initiative Organised In Imphal Motivates People To Adopt A Healthy Lifestyle
On the occasion of International Women's Day, the North-Eastern regional centre of the Sports Authority of India (SAI) organised the 'Fit India Sundays on Cycle' at the city's Khuman Lampak Sports Complex on Sunday.
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40 Flights From Middle East Carrying 7,205 Passengers Arrived In India On March 5: Centre
The Ministry of Civil Aviation is closely monitoring the evolving situation in West Asia that is affecting air travel between India and the region, according to an official statement.
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Great Indian Bustard Chick Born In Kutch After 10 Years
The number of birds at the breeding centres established at Sam and Ramdevara in Rajasthan has now increased to 73.
-
Adani Ports Launches India's First Port Of Refuge For Maritime Emergencies
A PoR, as defined by the International Maritime Organisation, is a designated location where ships can seek shelter to stabilise conditions, protect life, and limit environmental damage.
-
Centre Notifies Order To Strengthen Piped Natural Gas Infrastructure
The Order provides a streamlined and time-bound framework for laying and expanding pipelines across the country, addressing delays in approvals and access to land, and enabling faster development of natural gas infrastructure, including in residential areas.
-
International Cyber Syndicate Busted In Srinagar, 7 Arrested
Police said the raids were conducted after Counter Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) received information regarding the functioning of call centres engaged in fraudulent online activities targeting both foreign nationals and locals.
-
March 31 Eradication Deadline Nears, Battles To End Maoism Intensify
Over the past two years, the Centre has pushed an aggressive, mission-mode strategy to wipe out Maoists, once described by Amit Shah as the "biggest threat to India's internal security."
-
Who Is Matthew VanDyke, American Arrested In India Over Drone Warfare Training
An American citizen has landed at the centre of a major investigation by Indian security agencies, with the National Investigation Agency arresting him alongside six Ukrainian nationals in a case involving alleged drone warfare training.
-
Centre Assures Steps To Tackle LPG Crisis, Court Closes Plea By Distributors
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court that negotiations were underway internationally to stabilise supply.
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India Flags "Selective Targeting" After US Body Urges Sanctions On R&AW, RSS
The Centre on Monday responded strongly after a United States federal government commission recommended that India be designated a "Country of Particular Concern" for religious freedom violations.
-
'Sundays On Cycle' Initiative Organised In Imphal Motivates People To Adopt A Healthy Lifestyle
On the occasion of International Women's Day, the North-Eastern regional centre of the Sports Authority of India (SAI) organised the 'Fit India Sundays on Cycle' at the city's Khuman Lampak Sports Complex on Sunday.
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40 Flights From Middle East Carrying 7,205 Passengers Arrived In India On March 5: Centre
The Ministry of Civil Aviation is closely monitoring the evolving situation in West Asia that is affecting air travel between India and the region, according to an official statement.
