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Jaipur Receives Heaviest One-Day Rainfall, Breaks Decade Long-Record
Jaipur witnessed its heaviest one-day rainfall in 10 years on Tuesday. The city recorded 111 mm (over four inches) of rain at JLN Marg. Other parts of the city also saw significant rainfall.
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India Has Recorded 110% Rise In MBBS Seats Since 2014, Parliament Informed
There has been an 82-per cent increase in the number of medical colleges in the country, from 387 before 2014 to 704 now, and a 110-per cent increase in the number of MBBS seats, from 51,348 to 1,07,948, in the same period.
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Maoist-Hit Districts Reduced To 46 In 2021: Minister Informs Lok Sabha
Union Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai on Tuesday informed the Lok Sabha that the number of Maoist-affected districts has gone down from 70 in 2014 to 46 in 2021.
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Rajya Sabha Passed 1 Bill A Day On An Average Despite Disruptions: Centre
On an average, more than one bill per day was passed by Rajya Sabha during the just-concluded Monsoon Session despite "highest disruption" since 2014, the government said on Thursday.
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Delhi Witnessed Driest Season In 5 Years, "Above-Normal Monsoon" In India
In a year the rest of India witnessed "above-normal monsoon", Delhi recorded 38 per cent rainfall deficiency, the lowest rainfall in the city since 2014, according to the India Meteorological Department.
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Foreign Media On First No-Confidence Vote In India In 15 Years
No-confidence motion: The era of India's coalition politics is back. With Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 2014 wave of popularity receding, polls show the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party may fall short of a full majority in next year's federal election, prompting the opposition parties to put aside their ideological differences and unite.
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PM Modi's Foreign Travel Since 2014 Cost Rs 1,484 Crore: Centre
An expenditure of Rs 1,484 crore was incurred on chartered flights, maintenance of aircraft and hotline facilities during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visits to 84 countries since June 2014, according to the government.
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Hyundai's 'Free Monsoon Check-up' Campaign Begins
Hyundai has commenced free monsoon check up campaign for Hyundai owners. The campaign began on June 16, 2014 and will last until August 30, 2014. Hyundai has chalked out a comprehensive plan under the initiative and it plans on conducting the free monsoon check up in all the cities in the country.
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India Should Brace for 'Sub-Normal' Monsoon
The country, it seems, needs to brace for a 'sub-normal' monsoon. In its April 2014 forecast, the India Meteorological Department had predicted that the country as a whole is likely to get about 95 per cent of the normal monsoon this year.
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El Nino Leads to Higher Food Inflation? Not Necessarily: Report
Forecasts of 2014 being an El Nino year have caused concerns around its impact on monsoons, thereby on agricultural output and thus food inflation. Although this theory sounds "logical" it is not necessarily going to follow the same pattern this year though, says a UBS research report.
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Jaipur Receives Heaviest One-Day Rainfall, Breaks Decade Long-Record
Jaipur witnessed its heaviest one-day rainfall in 10 years on Tuesday. The city recorded 111 mm (over four inches) of rain at JLN Marg. Other parts of the city also saw significant rainfall.
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India Has Recorded 110% Rise In MBBS Seats Since 2014, Parliament Informed
There has been an 82-per cent increase in the number of medical colleges in the country, from 387 before 2014 to 704 now, and a 110-per cent increase in the number of MBBS seats, from 51,348 to 1,07,948, in the same period.
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Maoist-Hit Districts Reduced To 46 In 2021: Minister Informs Lok Sabha
Union Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai on Tuesday informed the Lok Sabha that the number of Maoist-affected districts has gone down from 70 in 2014 to 46 in 2021.
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Rajya Sabha Passed 1 Bill A Day On An Average Despite Disruptions: Centre
On an average, more than one bill per day was passed by Rajya Sabha during the just-concluded Monsoon Session despite "highest disruption" since 2014, the government said on Thursday.
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Delhi Witnessed Driest Season In 5 Years, "Above-Normal Monsoon" In India
In a year the rest of India witnessed "above-normal monsoon", Delhi recorded 38 per cent rainfall deficiency, the lowest rainfall in the city since 2014, according to the India Meteorological Department.
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Foreign Media On First No-Confidence Vote In India In 15 Years
No-confidence motion: The era of India's coalition politics is back. With Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 2014 wave of popularity receding, polls show the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party may fall short of a full majority in next year's federal election, prompting the opposition parties to put aside their ideological differences and unite.
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PM Modi's Foreign Travel Since 2014 Cost Rs 1,484 Crore: Centre
An expenditure of Rs 1,484 crore was incurred on chartered flights, maintenance of aircraft and hotline facilities during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visits to 84 countries since June 2014, according to the government.
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Hyundai's 'Free Monsoon Check-up' Campaign Begins
Hyundai has commenced free monsoon check up campaign for Hyundai owners. The campaign began on June 16, 2014 and will last until August 30, 2014. Hyundai has chalked out a comprehensive plan under the initiative and it plans on conducting the free monsoon check up in all the cities in the country.
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India Should Brace for 'Sub-Normal' Monsoon
The country, it seems, needs to brace for a 'sub-normal' monsoon. In its April 2014 forecast, the India Meteorological Department had predicted that the country as a whole is likely to get about 95 per cent of the normal monsoon this year.
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El Nino Leads to Higher Food Inflation? Not Necessarily: Report
Forecasts of 2014 being an El Nino year have caused concerns around its impact on monsoons, thereby on agricultural output and thus food inflation. Although this theory sounds "logical" it is not necessarily going to follow the same pattern this year though, says a UBS research report.
