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A Letter From 2023 Could Have Saved Noida Techie. It Was Lost In Files
Three years before software engineer Yuvraj Mehta drowned in a water-filled pit in Noida's Sector 150, the Uttar Pradesh Irrigation Department wrote to the Noida Authority and flagged the need for a project to prevent the accumulation of water
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Centre's Panel Submits Report On Controversial IAS Officer Puja Khedkar
A single-member panel, appointed by the Centre to investigate the allegations against controversial IAS officer Puja Khedkar, has submitted its report to the Dept of Personnel and Training (DoPT).
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Decision On Assam HSLC, HS Exams Tomorrow
“Final decision regarding HSLC, High Madrassa and HS final year examinations will be taken on June 18 in a meeting between Edu Dept & various other stakeholders. It was recommended by the Cabinet not to allow the exams due to prevailing #COVID19 pandemic,” Mr Sarma tweeted.
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US Senators Ask Trump to Suspend Licences for Tech Sales to Huawei
A bipartisan group of US senators wants the Trump administration to suspend its approval of US technology sales to China's Huawei, saying the manufacturer of cell phones and 5G network equipment poses risks to national security.
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Microsoft Given Licence to Export 'Mass-Market' Software to Huawei
Microsoft has said that it had been granted a licence from the U.S. government to export software to Huawei.
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Microsoft's New Kaizala App Is What WhatsApp for Business Should Have Been
Microsoft's made-in-India Kaizala app is already being used by government entities across the country.
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In US Travel Advisory For South Asian Nations, An India Reference
The US cautioned its citizens travelling to Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh in an advisory and said extremist elements are also "active" in India.
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This Teenager Was Walking For Hours To Work - Until A Police Stop Changed His Life
"He's walking five hours a day, and I think it should be rewarded," an officer in Benicia, Calif., said of Jourdan Duncan. "What if we help him out?"
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Too Early To Say Who Is Involved In Dhaka Hostage Situation: US
The US State Department said on Friday that it was too early to say who was involved in a hostage situation at a restaurant in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka or what the motivation might be, but it confirmed that all Americans working at the US mission there had been accounted for.
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Mumbai: Peacock Spotted In Bandra, Forest Dept To Investigate Matter
After a wildlife lover clicked pictures of a peacock and its mate strutting about in Bandra, forest officials launched an investigation into whether the birds had been kept in captivity
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A Letter From 2023 Could Have Saved Noida Techie. It Was Lost In Files
Three years before software engineer Yuvraj Mehta drowned in a water-filled pit in Noida's Sector 150, the Uttar Pradesh Irrigation Department wrote to the Noida Authority and flagged the need for a project to prevent the accumulation of water
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Centre's Panel Submits Report On Controversial IAS Officer Puja Khedkar
A single-member panel, appointed by the Centre to investigate the allegations against controversial IAS officer Puja Khedkar, has submitted its report to the Dept of Personnel and Training (DoPT).
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Decision On Assam HSLC, HS Exams Tomorrow
“Final decision regarding HSLC, High Madrassa and HS final year examinations will be taken on June 18 in a meeting between Edu Dept & various other stakeholders. It was recommended by the Cabinet not to allow the exams due to prevailing #COVID19 pandemic,” Mr Sarma tweeted.
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US Senators Ask Trump to Suspend Licences for Tech Sales to Huawei
A bipartisan group of US senators wants the Trump administration to suspend its approval of US technology sales to China's Huawei, saying the manufacturer of cell phones and 5G network equipment poses risks to national security.
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Microsoft Given Licence to Export 'Mass-Market' Software to Huawei
Microsoft has said that it had been granted a licence from the U.S. government to export software to Huawei.
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Microsoft's New Kaizala App Is What WhatsApp for Business Should Have Been
Microsoft's made-in-India Kaizala app is already being used by government entities across the country.
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In US Travel Advisory For South Asian Nations, An India Reference
The US cautioned its citizens travelling to Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh in an advisory and said extremist elements are also "active" in India.
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This Teenager Was Walking For Hours To Work - Until A Police Stop Changed His Life
"He's walking five hours a day, and I think it should be rewarded," an officer in Benicia, Calif., said of Jourdan Duncan. "What if we help him out?"
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Too Early To Say Who Is Involved In Dhaka Hostage Situation: US
The US State Department said on Friday that it was too early to say who was involved in a hostage situation at a restaurant in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka or what the motivation might be, but it confirmed that all Americans working at the US mission there had been accounted for.
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Mumbai: Peacock Spotted In Bandra, Forest Dept To Investigate Matter
After a wildlife lover clicked pictures of a peacock and its mate strutting about in Bandra, forest officials launched an investigation into whether the birds had been kept in captivity
