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'Proud Indian Dehumanised, Then Killed': Shashi Tharoor On Tripura Student
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor today condemned the allegedly racially motivated killing of a Tripura student in Dehradun, calling it a "national disgrace" and a failure of society to respect its own diversity.
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Burning Homes, Locked Doors: Hindu Family Wakes Up To Horror In Bangladesh
Amid increasing violence against minorities in Bangladesh, at least five houses of a Hindu family were set on fire in Dumritala village in the Muslim-dominated nation's Pirojpur district.
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CBSE Opens Correction Window For Direct Recruitment Quota 2026
Candidates can correct details such as name spellings, gender, nationality, qualifications, photo, signature, and post preferences for the DRQ 2026 exam. No corrections allowed after the deadline.
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Delhi Government Denies Reports On 'Count Stray Dogs' Order For Teachers
The Delhi government has rejected reports about an order regarding the deployment of school teachers to count stray dogs across the national capital.
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Truck Carrying Husk Overturns And Crushes Bolero In UP, SUV Driver Dies On Spot
The truck's wheel mounted the central road divider, causing the heavily laden vehicle to lose balance and topple directly onto the Bolero, crushing it completely.
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Rift Within Bangladesh's Student-Led Party Widens Over Jamaat Alliance
National Citizen Party (NCP) members said a Jamaat alliance goes against the party's ideology and democratic values.
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National Health Mission Punjab Opens Recruitment For 300 Specialist Doctors, Check Steps To Apply
NHM Punjab has opened applications for 300 Specialist Doctor posts to enhance public health services. Candidates must hold an MBBS and postgraduate medical qualification.
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Rapper-Turned-Mayor, Balendra Shah, To Run For PM In Nepal
Rapper turned-Kathmandu mayor Balendra Shah, known as Balen, a popular elected official, joined the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) or national independent party, led by a former TV host-turned politician Rabi Lamichhane on Sunday.
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Dense Smog Returns To Delhi, Air Quality Turns 'Severe', Flight, Train Ops Hit
The national capital, Delhi, once again woke up to a thick layer of smog blanketing the city with the Air Quality Index (AQI) at 402, falling under the 'severe' category at 7 am.
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When Will CSIR NET 2025 Provisional Answer Key Release? Know How To Download It
The National Testing Agency conducts CSIR NET for Junior Research Fellowship and Assistant Professor eligibility in various science fields. The provisional answer key release typically occurs within days after the exam.
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Algeria Advance To AFCON Last-16, Cameroon Hold Ivory Coast
Algeria on Sunday became the third country after Egypt and Nigeria to qualify for the knockout stage of the Africa Cup of Nations by edging Burkina Faso 1-0 in Rabat through a Riyad Mahrez penalty.
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Manipur's 'Ring Road' Built Without Permission And Named After Militants, NGT Orders To Stop Work
A 'ring road' paved allegedly without the state government's approval and passing through forests in six districts has been found in Manipur.
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'United States Is Real United Nations': Trump On Thailand-Cambodia Ceasefire
US President Donald Trump on Sunday congratulated the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia on a ceasefire agreed the previous day after weeks of border clashes that have killed dozens.
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Ahead Of Bangladesh Polls, Student-Led NCP Allies With Jamaat-e-Islami
Bangladesh's largest Islamist party announced on Sunday a seat-sharing agreement with a political outfit formed by students who spearheaded last year's uprising, some of whose members oppose the alliance.
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Mozambique End 39-Year Wait For First AFCON Victory
Mozambique ended a 39-year wait for a first Africa Cup of Nations victory by defeating Gabon 3-2 in a Group F thriller in Agadir on Sunday.
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'Proud Indian Dehumanised, Then Killed': Shashi Tharoor On Tripura Student
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor today condemned the allegedly racially motivated killing of a Tripura student in Dehradun, calling it a "national disgrace" and a failure of society to respect its own diversity.
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Burning Homes, Locked Doors: Hindu Family Wakes Up To Horror In Bangladesh
Amid increasing violence against minorities in Bangladesh, at least five houses of a Hindu family were set on fire in Dumritala village in the Muslim-dominated nation's Pirojpur district.
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CBSE Opens Correction Window For Direct Recruitment Quota 2026
Candidates can correct details such as name spellings, gender, nationality, qualifications, photo, signature, and post preferences for the DRQ 2026 exam. No corrections allowed after the deadline.
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Delhi Government Denies Reports On 'Count Stray Dogs' Order For Teachers
The Delhi government has rejected reports about an order regarding the deployment of school teachers to count stray dogs across the national capital.
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Truck Carrying Husk Overturns And Crushes Bolero In UP, SUV Driver Dies On Spot
The truck's wheel mounted the central road divider, causing the heavily laden vehicle to lose balance and topple directly onto the Bolero, crushing it completely.
-
Rift Within Bangladesh's Student-Led Party Widens Over Jamaat Alliance
National Citizen Party (NCP) members said a Jamaat alliance goes against the party's ideology and democratic values.
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National Health Mission Punjab Opens Recruitment For 300 Specialist Doctors, Check Steps To Apply
NHM Punjab has opened applications for 300 Specialist Doctor posts to enhance public health services. Candidates must hold an MBBS and postgraduate medical qualification.
-
Rapper-Turned-Mayor, Balendra Shah, To Run For PM In Nepal
Rapper turned-Kathmandu mayor Balendra Shah, known as Balen, a popular elected official, joined the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) or national independent party, led by a former TV host-turned politician Rabi Lamichhane on Sunday.
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Dense Smog Returns To Delhi, Air Quality Turns 'Severe', Flight, Train Ops Hit
The national capital, Delhi, once again woke up to a thick layer of smog blanketing the city with the Air Quality Index (AQI) at 402, falling under the 'severe' category at 7 am.
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When Will CSIR NET 2025 Provisional Answer Key Release? Know How To Download It
The National Testing Agency conducts CSIR NET for Junior Research Fellowship and Assistant Professor eligibility in various science fields. The provisional answer key release typically occurs within days after the exam.
-
Algeria Advance To AFCON Last-16, Cameroon Hold Ivory Coast
Algeria on Sunday became the third country after Egypt and Nigeria to qualify for the knockout stage of the Africa Cup of Nations by edging Burkina Faso 1-0 in Rabat through a Riyad Mahrez penalty.
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Manipur's 'Ring Road' Built Without Permission And Named After Militants, NGT Orders To Stop Work
A 'ring road' paved allegedly without the state government's approval and passing through forests in six districts has been found in Manipur.
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'United States Is Real United Nations': Trump On Thailand-Cambodia Ceasefire
US President Donald Trump on Sunday congratulated the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia on a ceasefire agreed the previous day after weeks of border clashes that have killed dozens.
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Ahead Of Bangladesh Polls, Student-Led NCP Allies With Jamaat-e-Islami
Bangladesh's largest Islamist party announced on Sunday a seat-sharing agreement with a political outfit formed by students who spearheaded last year's uprising, some of whose members oppose the alliance.
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Mozambique End 39-Year Wait For First AFCON Victory
Mozambique ended a 39-year wait for a first Africa Cup of Nations victory by defeating Gabon 3-2 in a Group F thriller in Agadir on Sunday.
