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When 45 Governments Fell Like Houses Of Cards: India's Era Of Political Chaos
The period between 1967 and 1971 also marked the end of the Congress' post-Independence domination.
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Kashmir's Tulip Garden Draws 3 Lakh Visitors This Season As Tourism Picks Up
Spread over 450 kanals, the garden showcased nearly 1.8 million tulip bulbs across more than 70 varieties this year
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India Enters New Nuclear Era As Kalpakkam Reactor Attains Criticality
With this achievement, the country formally entered the second stage of the three-stage nuclear power programme envisioned by Homi J Bhabha.
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Delhi Airport Issues Advisory On Feeding Stray Dogs After Story Of 'Kaddu' Goes Viral
The rising incidents of dog bites are a matter of "genuine concern", and ensuring safety for people and animals requires "collective responsibility".
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On Maoist Threat, Amit Shah Quotes Manmohan Singh, Blames Indira Gandhi
"Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had said that within the country, Naxalism posed a far greater challenge than the militancy in Kashmir and the north-east... despite this, nothing was done," Amit Shah said
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Who Was Ravindra Kaushik, R&AW's "Black Tiger" And The Original Dhurandhar
He even met Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, who reportedly gave him the title of "Black Tiger."
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IGNOU June 2026 Term End Examination: Form Submission Starts, Exams Scheduled From June 1
Indira Gandhi National Open University has opened online exam form submissions for June 2026 Term-End Exams starting March 10.
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Delhi Airport Is Only Entry From India On World's Top 30 Airports List
Delhi Airport has secured its place in the world's top 30 airports for 2026, standing as India's only entry on the prestigious list.
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Clouds Hover Over Delhi-NCR, Rain, Winds Expected Till Friday
The skies remain overcast on Thursday as temperatures hovered around 19 degrees Celsius in Delhi and surrounding regions, a day after dust storms, thunder, lightning and rains brought relief to the region.
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Asia's Largest Tulip Festival Kicks Off Amid Fresh Snow In Srinagar Hills, 10,000 Tourists Stop By On Day 1
Asia's largest tulip garden in Srinagar opened early due to a heatwave, attracting over ten thousand tourists on day one amid fresh snowfall and blooming 1.7 million tulips.
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When 45 Governments Fell Like Houses Of Cards: India's Era Of Political Chaos
The period between 1967 and 1971 also marked the end of the Congress' post-Independence domination.
-
Kashmir's Tulip Garden Draws 3 Lakh Visitors This Season As Tourism Picks Up
Spread over 450 kanals, the garden showcased nearly 1.8 million tulip bulbs across more than 70 varieties this year
-
India Enters New Nuclear Era As Kalpakkam Reactor Attains Criticality
With this achievement, the country formally entered the second stage of the three-stage nuclear power programme envisioned by Homi J Bhabha.
-
Delhi Airport Issues Advisory On Feeding Stray Dogs After Story Of 'Kaddu' Goes Viral
The rising incidents of dog bites are a matter of "genuine concern", and ensuring safety for people and animals requires "collective responsibility".
-
On Maoist Threat, Amit Shah Quotes Manmohan Singh, Blames Indira Gandhi
"Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had said that within the country, Naxalism posed a far greater challenge than the militancy in Kashmir and the north-east... despite this, nothing was done," Amit Shah said
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Who Was Ravindra Kaushik, R&AW's "Black Tiger" And The Original Dhurandhar
He even met Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, who reportedly gave him the title of "Black Tiger."
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IGNOU June 2026 Term End Examination: Form Submission Starts, Exams Scheduled From June 1
Indira Gandhi National Open University has opened online exam form submissions for June 2026 Term-End Exams starting March 10.
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Delhi Airport Is Only Entry From India On World's Top 30 Airports List
Delhi Airport has secured its place in the world's top 30 airports for 2026, standing as India's only entry on the prestigious list.
-
Clouds Hover Over Delhi-NCR, Rain, Winds Expected Till Friday
The skies remain overcast on Thursday as temperatures hovered around 19 degrees Celsius in Delhi and surrounding regions, a day after dust storms, thunder, lightning and rains brought relief to the region.
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Asia's Largest Tulip Festival Kicks Off Amid Fresh Snow In Srinagar Hills, 10,000 Tourists Stop By On Day 1
Asia's largest tulip garden in Srinagar opened early due to a heatwave, attracting over ten thousand tourists on day one amid fresh snowfall and blooming 1.7 million tulips.
