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Prashant Kishor Accused Of Interfering In Bengal Government's Functioning
The BJP's West Bengal unit on Monday charged poll strategist Prashant Kishor and his team members with interfering in the functioning of the state government officers and looking into the confidential files of the various departments.
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Donald Trump Will Build Greater Relations With India: US-India Political Action Committee
Donald Trump should begin work to kick-starting the economy, enforcing immigration laws and tackling terrorism in Asia, a US-India political action committee has said, as it expressed confidence that the US will have "greater relations" with India under his presidency.
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Bengaluru Honours Those Often Overlooked - Street Cleaners
There are all kinds of award functions - for film stars, athletes, writers - people who are already successful and celebrated. Bengaluru, however, hosted an event that honoured those who are often overlooked, and deserve immense respect - the Pourakarmikas, those who clean the city's streets.
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'Commuting Time, Waste Management': Bengaluru's Biggest Civic Concerns
As part of a new Bengaluru Rising initiative, 10000 people have been questioned across the city to understand what their biggest civic concerns are - and to convey those priorities to the city's mayor and corporators.
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US Lawmakers Push for Export of Natural Gas to India
Influential American lawmakers have pushed for removing of restrictions on export of natural gas to India and sought to implement the civil nuclear deal to meet the country's ever growing energy needs.
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Locals Sound Alarm For Bengaluru's Sankey Tank
Bengaluru's lakes are slowly being choked, fear the city's residents. Toxic foam has taken over Whitefield's Varthur lake. And now, luxury condos may come up soon next to Malleswaram's Sankey tank, which, locals say, will destroy the lake's avian habitat and contaminate the water with sewage.
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An AAP Volunteer's Appeal to Arvind Kejriwal
Today, AAP has supporters and offices in every nook and corner of India, says Priya James.
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Indian-American denies medical billing fraud claims
An Indian American owner of a billing firm, who agreed to pay a fine of $3.3 million along with three others to settle alleged medical overbilling fraud, has said he and his company committed no crime.
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Narayana Murthy backs movement for clean political candidates for Bangalore
Will Bangalore's voters get a chance to choose from electoral candidates who do not have a corrupt and criminal background? That is the fervent hope of several opinion leaders in the city who have got together to form the Bangalore Political Action Committee or BPAC. The initiative was formally launched on Sunday, and aims to mobilise the urban mid...
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Prashant Kishor Accused Of Interfering In Bengal Government's Functioning
The BJP's West Bengal unit on Monday charged poll strategist Prashant Kishor and his team members with interfering in the functioning of the state government officers and looking into the confidential files of the various departments.
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Donald Trump Will Build Greater Relations With India: US-India Political Action Committee
Donald Trump should begin work to kick-starting the economy, enforcing immigration laws and tackling terrorism in Asia, a US-India political action committee has said, as it expressed confidence that the US will have "greater relations" with India under his presidency.
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Bengaluru Honours Those Often Overlooked - Street Cleaners
There are all kinds of award functions - for film stars, athletes, writers - people who are already successful and celebrated. Bengaluru, however, hosted an event that honoured those who are often overlooked, and deserve immense respect - the Pourakarmikas, those who clean the city's streets.
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'Commuting Time, Waste Management': Bengaluru's Biggest Civic Concerns
As part of a new Bengaluru Rising initiative, 10000 people have been questioned across the city to understand what their biggest civic concerns are - and to convey those priorities to the city's mayor and corporators.
-
US Lawmakers Push for Export of Natural Gas to India
Influential American lawmakers have pushed for removing of restrictions on export of natural gas to India and sought to implement the civil nuclear deal to meet the country's ever growing energy needs.
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Locals Sound Alarm For Bengaluru's Sankey Tank
Bengaluru's lakes are slowly being choked, fear the city's residents. Toxic foam has taken over Whitefield's Varthur lake. And now, luxury condos may come up soon next to Malleswaram's Sankey tank, which, locals say, will destroy the lake's avian habitat and contaminate the water with sewage.
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An AAP Volunteer's Appeal to Arvind Kejriwal
Today, AAP has supporters and offices in every nook and corner of India, says Priya James.
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Indian-American denies medical billing fraud claims
An Indian American owner of a billing firm, who agreed to pay a fine of $3.3 million along with three others to settle alleged medical overbilling fraud, has said he and his company committed no crime.
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Narayana Murthy backs movement for clean political candidates for Bangalore
Will Bangalore's voters get a chance to choose from electoral candidates who do not have a corrupt and criminal background? That is the fervent hope of several opinion leaders in the city who have got together to form the Bangalore Political Action Committee or BPAC. The initiative was formally launched on Sunday, and aims to mobilise the urban mid...
