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Inspired By Crime Shows, Class 10-Pass Tailor Impersonates Police Officer
A 26-year-old man, who has studied till class 10 and working as a tailor in a Surat-based textile unit, has been arrested for allegedly posing as an IPS officer, police said on Monday.
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Gujarat Class 12 Student Tweets Threat To Airline, Arrested: Cops
The Mumbai police during investigation traced the IP address of the tweet to Surat in Gujarat, following which a team was sent there and the student was arrested on March 27, the official said.
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Class 8-Pass Poses As Cop With Red Beacon Car In Delhi, Cheats Many Women
A man who has passed till Class 8 conned at least a dozen women of lakhs of rupees by posing as an Indian Police Service, or IPS, officer, the Delhi Police said in a statement.
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Asus ROG Phone 6 Review: Obsessed With Gaming
The Asus ROG Phone 6 may appear similar to its predecessor, but gets some noticeable performance-oriented updates. There’s a new and improved Aeroactive Cooler 6 accessory added to the list and revamped gaming software to make for a cleaner and fresher-looking interface while playing games. Asus has also added an IP rating and improved cameras wh...
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Cop Was 0.09% Short Of First Class Grade. Then, Court Came To His Rescue
The Madras High Court has come to the rescue of an IPS officer, who had obtained 59.91 per cent aggregate marks in his ML course, just 0.09 per cent short to get first class, by directing the University of Madras to give the same.
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COVID-19: IP University, JNU To Resume Offline Classes From Today
The order issued by the JNU stated that the university shall be made fully functional at 100 per cent strength, and all staff members and officers are to attend office on all working days from Monday onwards.
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Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G Review: A Well-Rounded Low-Cost Flagship
The Snapdragon processor inside the Galaxy S20 FE 5G takes care of the shortcomings of the LTE variant. But does investing in a smartphone with a year-old processor in the premium segment make sense in 2021?
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Board Exams Cancellation Will Not Have Much Impact On Admission Process In JNU, Jamia
Board exams cancellation will not have much of an impact on JNU, Jamia Millia Islamia and the IP University since they conduct entrance tests, while the DU and the Ambedkar University will wait for the CBSE criteria to carry out merit-based admissions.
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IP University: 'Society and Media’ Ranks Among Best Online Courses Worldwide
IP University’s ‘Society and Media’ SWAYAM MOOCs course, sponsored by the University Grants Commission (UGC), has been ranked among the top 100 courses worldwide in the ‘best online course of all time’ category by Class Central, an independent MOOCs courses aggregator.
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The Biggest Error That This Budget Made
Probably no previous Budget has tried to give so much to so many in such a short time. From farmers to drivers, domestics to handloom weavers, from the huge tribe of nomads to 3 crore middle class people, the budget has seemingly something for everyone.
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6-Year-Old Cancer Patient Was Police Commissioner For A Day In Telangana
Police officers from Telangana rallied around a young cancer patient on Wednesday and helped fulfil his wish to become Police Commissioner. Mahesh Muralidhar Bhagwat, who is the commissioner of Rachakonda Police in Telangana, gladly "gave up" his seat to six-year-old Dudekala Ishan for the day. Photos posted by the IPS officer on social media show ...
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On EPF, The Government's Silly (x3) Mistakes
Why is the government getting its knickers into a twist every month on the Employee Provident Fund? It just doesn't seem to learn from its mistakes: that irritating the trade unions and middle class is not a great political strategy, however brilliant the economic reasoning behind it may be.
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Sorry, Budget 2016 Won't Be About The Middle Class Tax Payer
If you're a salaried person, don't expect too much!
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You Need a Perfect 100 to Get Admission in a Delhi University College
Admissions began today at Delhi University, which has received 3.7 lakh applications for its 54,000 seats. Students who did not score a 100 in Class 12 this year, you will not make the cut for some courses. That's a 100% aggregate, or full marks in every subject.
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Why Government Must Not Drop Petrol Prices For Us
Don't obsess about keeping middle class happy, writes IP Bajpai.
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Inspired By Crime Shows, Class 10-Pass Tailor Impersonates Police Officer
A 26-year-old man, who has studied till class 10 and working as a tailor in a Surat-based textile unit, has been arrested for allegedly posing as an IPS officer, police said on Monday.
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Gujarat Class 12 Student Tweets Threat To Airline, Arrested: Cops
The Mumbai police during investigation traced the IP address of the tweet to Surat in Gujarat, following which a team was sent there and the student was arrested on March 27, the official said.
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Class 8-Pass Poses As Cop With Red Beacon Car In Delhi, Cheats Many Women
A man who has passed till Class 8 conned at least a dozen women of lakhs of rupees by posing as an Indian Police Service, or IPS, officer, the Delhi Police said in a statement.
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Asus ROG Phone 6 Review: Obsessed With Gaming
The Asus ROG Phone 6 may appear similar to its predecessor, but gets some noticeable performance-oriented updates. There’s a new and improved Aeroactive Cooler 6 accessory added to the list and revamped gaming software to make for a cleaner and fresher-looking interface while playing games. Asus has also added an IP rating and improved cameras wh...
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Cop Was 0.09% Short Of First Class Grade. Then, Court Came To His Rescue
The Madras High Court has come to the rescue of an IPS officer, who had obtained 59.91 per cent aggregate marks in his ML course, just 0.09 per cent short to get first class, by directing the University of Madras to give the same.
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COVID-19: IP University, JNU To Resume Offline Classes From Today
The order issued by the JNU stated that the university shall be made fully functional at 100 per cent strength, and all staff members and officers are to attend office on all working days from Monday onwards.
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Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G Review: A Well-Rounded Low-Cost Flagship
The Snapdragon processor inside the Galaxy S20 FE 5G takes care of the shortcomings of the LTE variant. But does investing in a smartphone with a year-old processor in the premium segment make sense in 2021?
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Board Exams Cancellation Will Not Have Much Impact On Admission Process In JNU, Jamia
Board exams cancellation will not have much of an impact on JNU, Jamia Millia Islamia and the IP University since they conduct entrance tests, while the DU and the Ambedkar University will wait for the CBSE criteria to carry out merit-based admissions.
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IP University: 'Society and Media’ Ranks Among Best Online Courses Worldwide
IP University’s ‘Society and Media’ SWAYAM MOOCs course, sponsored by the University Grants Commission (UGC), has been ranked among the top 100 courses worldwide in the ‘best online course of all time’ category by Class Central, an independent MOOCs courses aggregator.
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The Biggest Error That This Budget Made
Probably no previous Budget has tried to give so much to so many in such a short time. From farmers to drivers, domestics to handloom weavers, from the huge tribe of nomads to 3 crore middle class people, the budget has seemingly something for everyone.
-
6-Year-Old Cancer Patient Was Police Commissioner For A Day In Telangana
Police officers from Telangana rallied around a young cancer patient on Wednesday and helped fulfil his wish to become Police Commissioner. Mahesh Muralidhar Bhagwat, who is the commissioner of Rachakonda Police in Telangana, gladly "gave up" his seat to six-year-old Dudekala Ishan for the day. Photos posted by the IPS officer on social media show ...
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On EPF, The Government's Silly (x3) Mistakes
Why is the government getting its knickers into a twist every month on the Employee Provident Fund? It just doesn't seem to learn from its mistakes: that irritating the trade unions and middle class is not a great political strategy, however brilliant the economic reasoning behind it may be.
-
Sorry, Budget 2016 Won't Be About The Middle Class Tax Payer
If you're a salaried person, don't expect too much!
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You Need a Perfect 100 to Get Admission in a Delhi University College
Admissions began today at Delhi University, which has received 3.7 lakh applications for its 54,000 seats. Students who did not score a 100 in Class 12 this year, you will not make the cut for some courses. That's a 100% aggregate, or full marks in every subject.
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Why Government Must Not Drop Petrol Prices For Us
Don't obsess about keeping middle class happy, writes IP Bajpai.
