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Historic Ferozepur Fort In Punjab Opened For Public After 200 Years
In an initiative to boost tourism and align the local populace with the military heritage in this border region, the Army's Golden Arrow Division has opened the historic two-century-old Ferozepur Fort to the public.
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Delhi High Court Passes Order Protecting Sadhguru's Personality Rights
The Delhi High Court has passed an order protecting the personality and publicity rights of Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, founder of Isha Foundation, and restrained various rogue websites and unknown entities from misusing his personality traits.
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'PM Should Step Back From Campaigning, Focus On Enemy': Mallikarjun Kharge
Commenting on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public speeches after Operation Sindoor, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge urged him to "focus on the enemy" and step back from himself from election campaigns for the time being.
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PM Modi Accepts Operation Sindoor Portrait From Class 7 Girl In Kanpur
An 11-year-old girl presented a portrait depicting Operation Sindoor to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his public meeting held here on Friday to inaugurate developmental projects worth Rs 47,600 crore.
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84 New COVID-19 Cases Reported In Maharashtra
As many as 84 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Maharashtra on Friday, taking the tally of cases registered since the start of the year to 681, the state public health department said.
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Obesity In Delhi Private Schools 5 Times Higher Than Public Schools: AIIMS Study
The prevalence of obesity among school-going adolescent children in Delhi is over five times higher in private schools than public schools, a new study by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) states.
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Public Employees To Lose Retirement Benefits On Dismissal In New Pension Rule
The dismissal or removal of an employee of a public sector undertaking (PSU) will lead to forfeiture of the retirement benefits, the Centre has said.
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Climate Scientists Aren't Trusted As Much As Other Scientists, Reveals Study
Do people trust climate scientists, and what affects levels of trust? Our new study shows climate scientists are less trusted than other types of scientists globally. But there are profound variations in this trust gap between countries.
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Delhi High Court Urges Policy For Institutional Rehab For Stray Dogs
The Delhi High Court has asked authorities in the national capital to frame a policy on rehabilitation of stray dogs at an institutional level so that they are "phased out" from public roads and streets.
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2 Indian-Origin Singaporeans Charged With Organizing Illegal Assemblies
Two Indian-origin Singaporeans were charged on Tuesday for organising illegal public assemblies of foreign workers demanding payments owed to one of them.
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No Signs Of Reconciliation Between King Charles And Prince Harry: Experts
British royal expert Hilary Fordwich said the Duke of Sussex has destroyed the trust between him and the royal family by publicly complaining about issues like his security, which is a constitutional matter.
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4-Year-Old Girl Dies In Accident During Traffic Police Checking In Karnataka
A four-year-old girl died in a road mishap on Monday during a traffic police check sparking a public outrage.
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What World Bank Report Said On Rising Poverty In Pakistan
The study suggests that, while moving forward, Pakistan should improve its domestic revenue mobilisation and public expenditure efficiency.
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"Maa, I Didn't Steal Chips": 12-Year-Old's Suicide Note After Public Scolding
A 12-year-old boy died by allegedly consuming pesticide after he was accused of theft and asked to do sit-ups by a shopkeeper for "stealing" a packet of chips at Panskura in Paschim Medinipur district, a police officer said Friday.
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Probe Agency ED's Big Accusation Against Sonia Gandhi In National Herald Case
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi "abused" her position as the then Congress president for personal gains to herself and her son Rahul Gandhi by converting public money for self use through the Young Indian (YI) company, the ED alleged.
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Historic Ferozepur Fort In Punjab Opened For Public After 200 Years
In an initiative to boost tourism and align the local populace with the military heritage in this border region, the Army's Golden Arrow Division has opened the historic two-century-old Ferozepur Fort to the public.
-
Delhi High Court Passes Order Protecting Sadhguru's Personality Rights
The Delhi High Court has passed an order protecting the personality and publicity rights of Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, founder of Isha Foundation, and restrained various rogue websites and unknown entities from misusing his personality traits.
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'PM Should Step Back From Campaigning, Focus On Enemy': Mallikarjun Kharge
Commenting on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public speeches after Operation Sindoor, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge urged him to "focus on the enemy" and step back from himself from election campaigns for the time being.
-
PM Modi Accepts Operation Sindoor Portrait From Class 7 Girl In Kanpur
An 11-year-old girl presented a portrait depicting Operation Sindoor to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his public meeting held here on Friday to inaugurate developmental projects worth Rs 47,600 crore.
-
84 New COVID-19 Cases Reported In Maharashtra
As many as 84 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Maharashtra on Friday, taking the tally of cases registered since the start of the year to 681, the state public health department said.
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Obesity In Delhi Private Schools 5 Times Higher Than Public Schools: AIIMS Study
The prevalence of obesity among school-going adolescent children in Delhi is over five times higher in private schools than public schools, a new study by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) states.
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Public Employees To Lose Retirement Benefits On Dismissal In New Pension Rule
The dismissal or removal of an employee of a public sector undertaking (PSU) will lead to forfeiture of the retirement benefits, the Centre has said.
-
Climate Scientists Aren't Trusted As Much As Other Scientists, Reveals Study
Do people trust climate scientists, and what affects levels of trust? Our new study shows climate scientists are less trusted than other types of scientists globally. But there are profound variations in this trust gap between countries.
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Delhi High Court Urges Policy For Institutional Rehab For Stray Dogs
The Delhi High Court has asked authorities in the national capital to frame a policy on rehabilitation of stray dogs at an institutional level so that they are "phased out" from public roads and streets.
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2 Indian-Origin Singaporeans Charged With Organizing Illegal Assemblies
Two Indian-origin Singaporeans were charged on Tuesday for organising illegal public assemblies of foreign workers demanding payments owed to one of them.
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No Signs Of Reconciliation Between King Charles And Prince Harry: Experts
British royal expert Hilary Fordwich said the Duke of Sussex has destroyed the trust between him and the royal family by publicly complaining about issues like his security, which is a constitutional matter.
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4-Year-Old Girl Dies In Accident During Traffic Police Checking In Karnataka
A four-year-old girl died in a road mishap on Monday during a traffic police check sparking a public outrage.
-
What World Bank Report Said On Rising Poverty In Pakistan
The study suggests that, while moving forward, Pakistan should improve its domestic revenue mobilisation and public expenditure efficiency.
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"Maa, I Didn't Steal Chips": 12-Year-Old's Suicide Note After Public Scolding
A 12-year-old boy died by allegedly consuming pesticide after he was accused of theft and asked to do sit-ups by a shopkeeper for "stealing" a packet of chips at Panskura in Paschim Medinipur district, a police officer said Friday.
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Probe Agency ED's Big Accusation Against Sonia Gandhi In National Herald Case
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi "abused" her position as the then Congress president for personal gains to herself and her son Rahul Gandhi by converting public money for self use through the Young Indian (YI) company, the ED alleged.
