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All-Weather Road To Cut Through Rajaji National Park, Commercial Vehicles Won't Be Allowed
The Supreme Court modified its earlier stay order and allowed metalling of the 11.5-km Laldhang-Chillarkhal road in Uttarakhand to benefit thousands of people of the state's 18 remote villages.
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Elon Musk Calls For "Moral Constitution" For Grok After AI Misuse Backlash
This entire matter once again highlights concerns about the responsible use of artificial intelligence.
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Over 36 Lakh Litres Of Liquor Seized In Dry State Bihar In 2025
The authorities seized more than 36.3 lakh litres of liquor in 2025 in Bihar, where alcoholic beverages were banned nine years ago, and arrested 1.25 lakh people for violating the prohibition law.
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Viral Video: Amid Dhurandhar Ban, Pakistani Women Dance To Shararat At Wedding
In the video, people at the wedding function can be seen cheering and clapping as the women match steps to the Dhurandhar song Shararat
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Dozens Charged For Violating VPN Ban In Jammu And Kashmir
Dozens of people have been charged in Jammu and Kashmir for using virtual private networks (VPN) after police intensified a major crackdown against the unauthorised use of VPN services.
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Delhi Court Bans All Construction Near Dargah In Yamuna Floodplain
The Delhi High Court has said people cannot be allowed to make houses or sheds under the pretext of a graveyard or for any other purpose in the Yamuna floodplain and prohibited any new construction adjacent to the Nau Gaza Peer Dargah.
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Why Trump's US Green Card Lottery Ban Will Not Hurt Indians
In the wake of deadly shootings at Brown University and the MIT that killed three people and injured several others, US President Donald Trump has moved to halt the diversity visa programme, also known as the green card lottery.
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Dhurandhar Banned In Pakistan, Movie Sees 2 Million Downloads In 12 Days
Officials say that this surge in the number of downloads indicates the curiosity that the people in Pakistan have about the movie
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Bondi Beach Shooting Raises Fresh Questions Over Australia's Gun Laws
Sunday's shooting at Bondi Beach, which left 15 people dead, has shaken the country's long-standing faith in that gun control system - among the world's toughest and raised new questions about whether it remains fit for purpose.
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Analysis: How Maoist Madvi Hidma's Death Is A Big Hit To Left-Wing Extremism
The killing of Madvi Hidma, a Central Committee member and formidable head of People's Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) Battalion No. 1, is a severe operational and ideological blow to the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist).
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All-Weather Road To Cut Through Rajaji National Park, Commercial Vehicles Won't Be Allowed
The Supreme Court modified its earlier stay order and allowed metalling of the 11.5-km Laldhang-Chillarkhal road in Uttarakhand to benefit thousands of people of the state's 18 remote villages.
-
Elon Musk Calls For "Moral Constitution" For Grok After AI Misuse Backlash
This entire matter once again highlights concerns about the responsible use of artificial intelligence.
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Over 36 Lakh Litres Of Liquor Seized In Dry State Bihar In 2025
The authorities seized more than 36.3 lakh litres of liquor in 2025 in Bihar, where alcoholic beverages were banned nine years ago, and arrested 1.25 lakh people for violating the prohibition law.
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Viral Video: Amid Dhurandhar Ban, Pakistani Women Dance To Shararat At Wedding
In the video, people at the wedding function can be seen cheering and clapping as the women match steps to the Dhurandhar song Shararat
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Dozens Charged For Violating VPN Ban In Jammu And Kashmir
Dozens of people have been charged in Jammu and Kashmir for using virtual private networks (VPN) after police intensified a major crackdown against the unauthorised use of VPN services.
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Delhi Court Bans All Construction Near Dargah In Yamuna Floodplain
The Delhi High Court has said people cannot be allowed to make houses or sheds under the pretext of a graveyard or for any other purpose in the Yamuna floodplain and prohibited any new construction adjacent to the Nau Gaza Peer Dargah.
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Why Trump's US Green Card Lottery Ban Will Not Hurt Indians
In the wake of deadly shootings at Brown University and the MIT that killed three people and injured several others, US President Donald Trump has moved to halt the diversity visa programme, also known as the green card lottery.
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Dhurandhar Banned In Pakistan, Movie Sees 2 Million Downloads In 12 Days
Officials say that this surge in the number of downloads indicates the curiosity that the people in Pakistan have about the movie
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Bondi Beach Shooting Raises Fresh Questions Over Australia's Gun Laws
Sunday's shooting at Bondi Beach, which left 15 people dead, has shaken the country's long-standing faith in that gun control system - among the world's toughest and raised new questions about whether it remains fit for purpose.
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Analysis: How Maoist Madvi Hidma's Death Is A Big Hit To Left-Wing Extremism
The killing of Madvi Hidma, a Central Committee member and formidable head of People's Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) Battalion No. 1, is a severe operational and ideological blow to the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist).
