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PM Modi Inaugurates Flats For MPs, Takes A Veiled 'Bihar' Jab At Opposition
PM Modi inaugurated 184 newly constructed Type-VII multi-storey flats for Members of Parliament at Baba Kharak Singh Marg in New Delhi on Monday and said that these residential complexes will help the government save the country's funds.
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'Show Proof They Carried Out Pahalgam Attack': Pak Deputy PM Ishaq Dar Openly Supports TRF
During a speech at the Pakistani Parliament, Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar openly defended The Resistance Front (TRF). On 18th July, the United States designated TRF as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation.
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New Russian Law Will Remove Taliban's "Terrorist" Label, HTS Could Be Next
The Russian parliament has passed a law that would allow courts to suspend bans on groups designated as terrorist organisations by Moscow.
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Minister's Name Corrected In Response On Hamas Question, Lok Sabha Told
The External Affairs Ministry on Monday issued a statement in the Lok Sabha correcting the name of the minister who replied to a Parliament question on the designation of Hamas on December 8.
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NDTV Explains: What Is Lok Sabha Ethics Committee Hearing Mahua Moitra Case
The Lok Sabha Ethics Committee will meet Thursday to probe allegations against Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra, who has been accused taking money to ask, in Parliament, questions allegedly designed to target the Adani Group.
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"We Remember The Iconic...": PM Modi On Old Parliament Building
The iconic old building, designed by British architects Sir Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker, was completed in 1927 and is now 96 years old.
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Kangana Ranaut, Esha Gupta Visit New Parliament Building, Praise Women's Reservation Bill
Prominent among them included actors Kangana Ranaut and Esha Gupta, fashion designer Rina Dhaka, singer-dancer Sapna Chaudhary, Padma Shree awardee dancers Nalini and Kamlini and vocalist Padma Shree Sumitra Guha.
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EU Law to Bring Back User Replaceable Batteries on Smartphones by 2027: All Details
The European Parliament is mandating designing portable batteries for smartphones, tablets, and other types of devices. Once the European Council and Parliament sign the regulation into law, it will mandate smartphone manufacturers to equip phones with replaceable batteries in the EU by 2027.
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EU Lawmakers Approve Rules to Make Phone and Laptop Batteries Easier to Replace
The European Parliament recently approved a new rule focused on the production, design, and recycling of all rechargeable batteries that are being sold in the region. This new rule requires manufacturers to make design changes that will allow users to remove the batteries and replace them on their own.
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Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu To Form Government With Far-Right Allies
Israel's prime-minister designate Benjamin Netanyahu asked Thursday for a two-week extension in forming a coalition government with his ultra-Orthodox and extreme-right allies, days before the initial time frame elapses.
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Russia Declared "A State Sponsor Of Terrorism" By European Parliament
The European Parliament on Wednesday designated Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, arguing Moscow's military strikes on civilian targets such as energy infrastructure, hospitals, schools and shelters violated international law.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Over National Emblem On New Parliament
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a plea that alleged that the design of the national emblem atop the new Parliament building violates the State Emblem of India (Prohibition Against Improper Use) Act, 2005.
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Plea In Supreme Court Against National Emblem On Parliament Building
Two lawyers have moved the Supreme Court against the cast of the national emblem atop the new Parliament building alleging that its design violates the State Emblem of India (Prohibition Against Improper Use) Act.
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Facebook Will Fuel Further Unrest, Whistleblower Says
Facebook will fuel more violent unrest around the world because of the way its algorithms are designed to promote divisive content, whistleblower Frances Haugen told the British parliament on Monday.
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Twitter Has Not Designated Nodal Contact Person, Centre Tells Parliament
Twitter appointed a Chief Compliance Officer and a resident grievance officer as a contingent arrangement, but has not designated a nodal contact person, Parliament was informed today.
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PM Modi Inaugurates Flats For MPs, Takes A Veiled 'Bihar' Jab At Opposition
PM Modi inaugurated 184 newly constructed Type-VII multi-storey flats for Members of Parliament at Baba Kharak Singh Marg in New Delhi on Monday and said that these residential complexes will help the government save the country's funds.
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'Show Proof They Carried Out Pahalgam Attack': Pak Deputy PM Ishaq Dar Openly Supports TRF
During a speech at the Pakistani Parliament, Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar openly defended The Resistance Front (TRF). On 18th July, the United States designated TRF as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation.
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New Russian Law Will Remove Taliban's "Terrorist" Label, HTS Could Be Next
The Russian parliament has passed a law that would allow courts to suspend bans on groups designated as terrorist organisations by Moscow.
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Minister's Name Corrected In Response On Hamas Question, Lok Sabha Told
The External Affairs Ministry on Monday issued a statement in the Lok Sabha correcting the name of the minister who replied to a Parliament question on the designation of Hamas on December 8.
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NDTV Explains: What Is Lok Sabha Ethics Committee Hearing Mahua Moitra Case
The Lok Sabha Ethics Committee will meet Thursday to probe allegations against Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra, who has been accused taking money to ask, in Parliament, questions allegedly designed to target the Adani Group.
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"We Remember The Iconic...": PM Modi On Old Parliament Building
The iconic old building, designed by British architects Sir Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker, was completed in 1927 and is now 96 years old.
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Kangana Ranaut, Esha Gupta Visit New Parliament Building, Praise Women's Reservation Bill
Prominent among them included actors Kangana Ranaut and Esha Gupta, fashion designer Rina Dhaka, singer-dancer Sapna Chaudhary, Padma Shree awardee dancers Nalini and Kamlini and vocalist Padma Shree Sumitra Guha.
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EU Law to Bring Back User Replaceable Batteries on Smartphones by 2027: All Details
The European Parliament is mandating designing portable batteries for smartphones, tablets, and other types of devices. Once the European Council and Parliament sign the regulation into law, it will mandate smartphone manufacturers to equip phones with replaceable batteries in the EU by 2027.
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EU Lawmakers Approve Rules to Make Phone and Laptop Batteries Easier to Replace
The European Parliament recently approved a new rule focused on the production, design, and recycling of all rechargeable batteries that are being sold in the region. This new rule requires manufacturers to make design changes that will allow users to remove the batteries and replace them on their own.
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Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu To Form Government With Far-Right Allies
Israel's prime-minister designate Benjamin Netanyahu asked Thursday for a two-week extension in forming a coalition government with his ultra-Orthodox and extreme-right allies, days before the initial time frame elapses.
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Russia Declared "A State Sponsor Of Terrorism" By European Parliament
The European Parliament on Wednesday designated Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, arguing Moscow's military strikes on civilian targets such as energy infrastructure, hospitals, schools and shelters violated international law.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Over National Emblem On New Parliament
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a plea that alleged that the design of the national emblem atop the new Parliament building violates the State Emblem of India (Prohibition Against Improper Use) Act, 2005.
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Plea In Supreme Court Against National Emblem On Parliament Building
Two lawyers have moved the Supreme Court against the cast of the national emblem atop the new Parliament building alleging that its design violates the State Emblem of India (Prohibition Against Improper Use) Act.
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Facebook Will Fuel Further Unrest, Whistleblower Says
Facebook will fuel more violent unrest around the world because of the way its algorithms are designed to promote divisive content, whistleblower Frances Haugen told the British parliament on Monday.
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Twitter Has Not Designated Nodal Contact Person, Centre Tells Parliament
Twitter appointed a Chief Compliance Officer and a resident grievance officer as a contingent arrangement, but has not designated a nodal contact person, Parliament was informed today.
