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In Rajasthan Panchayat Polls, A 'Marriage' Promise Unmasks Deeper Issues
In Jhunjhunu district, Congress MLA from the Surajgarh constituency, Sharvan Kumar, promised to arrange engagements for unmarried men during an election meeting held in support of a Congress candidate.
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Respect Farooq Abdullah, But His Kashmir Statement Is "Incorrect": GN Azad
Ghulam Nabi Azad calls Farooq Abdullah's Pakistan-Kashmir claims incorrect and opposes his views.
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UGC NET December 2026: How To Fix Live Photo Capture Issues, Check Details
UGC NET December 2026: Facing live photo capture issues while filling out the application form? Check easy tips to fix the problem and complete your registration.
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Border Gets Disturbed When China Diverges From Patrolling Patterns: Centre On ITBP Chief's Face-Off Remark
MEA spokesperson said, "As we have noted in the past, the situation in the India-China border areas gets disturbed from time to time when Chinese forces diverge from established patrolling patterns."
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Senior Police Officer, Drug Inspector Suspended Over Punjab Activist Parvinder Jhota's Murder By Chemist
Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Harjinder Singh Gill and Drug Inspector Naresh were suspended in line with a demand by Parvinder Jhota's family.
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'Feeling Completely Lost': Female Techie Laid Off Abroad Plans Return To India
An Indian NRI loses her job abroad just before starting PR application amid visa uncertainty.
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Analysis: How Punjab's War Against Drugs Is Being Sabotaged From Within
The murder of activist Parvinder Singh Jhota in Mansa has underlined that some chemists are fearlessly selling banned, controlled, and habit-forming pills under the nose of health department officials.
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Bank Taking Too Long To Resolve Complaint? Know When You Can Claim Up To Rs 5,000 Compensation
When the complaint is not resolved within the stipulated period of time, you can go ahead and file a complaint through the RBI complaint portal.
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Under Fire Over Activist's Murder, Bhagwant Mann Calls For 'People Against Drugs'
"A people's movement has to be built against drugs. This is not the job of the police alone," Bhagwant Mann said, adding that drug users should be treated as patients.
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Hours On The Couch, Risk In Your Veins: What Prolonged Sitting Can Do
Prolonged, uninterrupted sitting can slow blood flow in the legs and potentially increase the risk of a blood clot forming.
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'Head Was Broken, Shoulder Was Messed Up': Salman Khan Reveals Health Issues That Affected His Fitness
Salman also detailed the medical issues he had faced over the years, tracing several of them back to his work on the 2016 film Sultan
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The One Lesson Mohandas Pai Wants Everyone To Learn About Life And Mental Health
Mohandas Pai said, "You must understand, the sun will rise in the morning and set in the evening. Whatever you do, make the most of it"
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Nandan Nilekani Suggests Scrapping Traditional Exam Papers To Curb Leak
Nilekani also highlighted that the prime minister is keen to implement the suggestions recommended by the team, noting that the report on exam paper leaks is due on October 28.
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Ola Electric Shares Adjust After Trading Ex-Rights Issue
Ola Electric Mobility's stock adjusts around 3% on the rights issue ex-date after rising over the previous two sessions as investors are concerned about the effect of the rights issue
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"Fired For Prioritising Safety": Ex-OpenAI Researcher On Termination
The three fired researchers worked on monitoring OpenAI's models, which escaped their testing environment in July and hacked Hugging Face, an AI coding library.
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In Rajasthan Panchayat Polls, A 'Marriage' Promise Unmasks Deeper Issues
In Jhunjhunu district, Congress MLA from the Surajgarh constituency, Sharvan Kumar, promised to arrange engagements for unmarried men during an election meeting held in support of a Congress candidate.
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Respect Farooq Abdullah, But His Kashmir Statement Is "Incorrect": GN Azad
Ghulam Nabi Azad calls Farooq Abdullah's Pakistan-Kashmir claims incorrect and opposes his views.
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UGC NET December 2026: How To Fix Live Photo Capture Issues, Check Details
UGC NET December 2026: Facing live photo capture issues while filling out the application form? Check easy tips to fix the problem and complete your registration.
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Border Gets Disturbed When China Diverges From Patrolling Patterns: Centre On ITBP Chief's Face-Off Remark
MEA spokesperson said, "As we have noted in the past, the situation in the India-China border areas gets disturbed from time to time when Chinese forces diverge from established patrolling patterns."
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Senior Police Officer, Drug Inspector Suspended Over Punjab Activist Parvinder Jhota's Murder By Chemist
Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Harjinder Singh Gill and Drug Inspector Naresh were suspended in line with a demand by Parvinder Jhota's family.
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'Feeling Completely Lost': Female Techie Laid Off Abroad Plans Return To India
An Indian NRI loses her job abroad just before starting PR application amid visa uncertainty.
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Analysis: How Punjab's War Against Drugs Is Being Sabotaged From Within
The murder of activist Parvinder Singh Jhota in Mansa has underlined that some chemists are fearlessly selling banned, controlled, and habit-forming pills under the nose of health department officials.
-
Bank Taking Too Long To Resolve Complaint? Know When You Can Claim Up To Rs 5,000 Compensation
When the complaint is not resolved within the stipulated period of time, you can go ahead and file a complaint through the RBI complaint portal.
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Under Fire Over Activist's Murder, Bhagwant Mann Calls For 'People Against Drugs'
"A people's movement has to be built against drugs. This is not the job of the police alone," Bhagwant Mann said, adding that drug users should be treated as patients.
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Hours On The Couch, Risk In Your Veins: What Prolonged Sitting Can Do
Prolonged, uninterrupted sitting can slow blood flow in the legs and potentially increase the risk of a blood clot forming.
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'Head Was Broken, Shoulder Was Messed Up': Salman Khan Reveals Health Issues That Affected His Fitness
Salman also detailed the medical issues he had faced over the years, tracing several of them back to his work on the 2016 film Sultan
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The One Lesson Mohandas Pai Wants Everyone To Learn About Life And Mental Health
Mohandas Pai said, "You must understand, the sun will rise in the morning and set in the evening. Whatever you do, make the most of it"
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Nandan Nilekani Suggests Scrapping Traditional Exam Papers To Curb Leak
Nilekani also highlighted that the prime minister is keen to implement the suggestions recommended by the team, noting that the report on exam paper leaks is due on October 28.
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Ola Electric Shares Adjust After Trading Ex-Rights Issue
Ola Electric Mobility's stock adjusts around 3% on the rights issue ex-date after rising over the previous two sessions as investors are concerned about the effect of the rights issue
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"Fired For Prioritising Safety": Ex-OpenAI Researcher On Termination
The three fired researchers worked on monitoring OpenAI's models, which escaped their testing environment in July and hacked Hugging Face, an AI coding library.
