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"When Terrorism Is Supported By State Against...": S Jaishankar At UN
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said it is imperative to call out terrorism publicly when it is supported by a state against a neighbour and is fuelled by the bigotry of extremism, a strong reference to Pakistan.
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Today's Political Atmosphere Not Favourable For Indian Democracy: Jagdeep Dhankhar
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Monday expressed concern over the current political scenario in the country, saying today's political atmosphere is not favourable for Indian democracy and social health.
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Religious Sites In Mumbai Now "Loudspeaker-Free": Top Cop
Mumbai Police Commissioner Deven Bharti on Saturday asserted that the city is now entirely free of directional loudspeakers after its personnel successfully completed a comprehensive crackdown on public address systems.
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Bridge With 90-Degree Angle: Madhya Pradesh Government Takes Action Against 8 Engineers
The Madhya Pradesh government on Saturday suspended seven engineers including two chief engineers of the Public Works Department for the faulty design of the new Rail Over Bridge in Aishbagh area of the city with an unusual 90-degree turn.
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Delhi Chief Minister Flags Off New DEVI Electric Buses, Inaugurates Narela Depot
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta on Friday flagged off 105 new orange-coloured DEVI (Delhi EV Inter-connector) electric buses and inaugurated the newly built Sector A9 depot in Narela, calling it a step towards cleaner and more efficient public transport.
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US Tightens Visa Rules: Social Media Handles Must Be Disclosed by Applicants
Outlining each visa adjudication as a "national security decision", the US has asked applicants to reveal their social media usernames or handles of each platform they have used in the last five years.
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For Me, Constitution Is Supreme, Not Parliament: Chief Justice Of India BR Gavai
Chief Justice of India B R Gavai has said the Constitution of India is supreme and all three wings of democracy work under it.
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When Indira Gandhi Donated Rs 90,000 For Fiercest Critic's Treatment During Emergency
In a little-known episode from the Emergency era, former prime minister Indira Gandhi quietly donated a significant sum of Rs 90,000 for treatment of her fiercest critic, Jayaprakash Narayan, the leader of the nationwide anti-Emergency movement.
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172-Acre Presidential Estate In Uttarakhand Now Open For Public
Nestled in the Doon Valley, the 172-acre Presidential Estate here has undergone a transformation from an exclusive retreat to a vibrant public space that celebrates biodiversity, heritage, and sustainability, a Rashtrapati Bhavan official said.
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Kerala Court Says Toilets At Petrol Pumps Not For General Public Use
The Kerala High Court has held that toilets in petrol pumps are not meant for use by the general public.
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9-Year-Old Boy Slapped, Humiliated In Delhi Market, 3 Arrested: Cops
A nine-year-old boy was allegedly slapped, humiliated and verbally abused in public by a garment stall owner and his two employees in southwest Delhi's Sarojini Nagar market, police said on Tuesday.
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Ban Jain Ritual Of Fasting To Death 'Santhara' For Minors: Plea In Madhya Pradesh High Court
A public interest litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Madhya Pradesh High Court seeking a legal ban on making minor children and "persons of unsound mind" undertake the Jain religious ritual of 'Santhara', which involves fasting unto death.
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Tripura Leader's 'Taller = Dumber' Remark Sparks Row, BJP Seeks Apology
Leader of the Opposition in Tripura Assembly, Jitendra Chaudhury, sparked a row by stating that "taller a person, dumber he is", with the ruling BJP demanding his public apology claiming it was a jibe at former chief minister Biplab Kumar Deb.
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Andhra Woman Tied To Tree, Humiliated By Villagers Over Loan Dispute
A woman was allegedly tied to a tree and publicly humiliated by villagers in Narayanapuram of Chittoor district, following a dispute over unpaid loans, said police on Monday.
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Cops Firing Upon Car Driver In Plain Clothes Not Official Duty: Supreme Court
The conduct of police personnel surrounding a civilian vehicle in plain clothes and jointly firing upon its occupant cannot be considered under duties of public order or effecting lawful arrest, the Supreme Court has said.
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"When Terrorism Is Supported By State Against...": S Jaishankar At UN
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said it is imperative to call out terrorism publicly when it is supported by a state against a neighbour and is fuelled by the bigotry of extremism, a strong reference to Pakistan.
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Today's Political Atmosphere Not Favourable For Indian Democracy: Jagdeep Dhankhar
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Monday expressed concern over the current political scenario in the country, saying today's political atmosphere is not favourable for Indian democracy and social health.
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Religious Sites In Mumbai Now "Loudspeaker-Free": Top Cop
Mumbai Police Commissioner Deven Bharti on Saturday asserted that the city is now entirely free of directional loudspeakers after its personnel successfully completed a comprehensive crackdown on public address systems.
-
Bridge With 90-Degree Angle: Madhya Pradesh Government Takes Action Against 8 Engineers
The Madhya Pradesh government on Saturday suspended seven engineers including two chief engineers of the Public Works Department for the faulty design of the new Rail Over Bridge in Aishbagh area of the city with an unusual 90-degree turn.
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Delhi Chief Minister Flags Off New DEVI Electric Buses, Inaugurates Narela Depot
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta on Friday flagged off 105 new orange-coloured DEVI (Delhi EV Inter-connector) electric buses and inaugurated the newly built Sector A9 depot in Narela, calling it a step towards cleaner and more efficient public transport.
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US Tightens Visa Rules: Social Media Handles Must Be Disclosed by Applicants
Outlining each visa adjudication as a "national security decision", the US has asked applicants to reveal their social media usernames or handles of each platform they have used in the last five years.
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For Me, Constitution Is Supreme, Not Parliament: Chief Justice Of India BR Gavai
Chief Justice of India B R Gavai has said the Constitution of India is supreme and all three wings of democracy work under it.
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When Indira Gandhi Donated Rs 90,000 For Fiercest Critic's Treatment During Emergency
In a little-known episode from the Emergency era, former prime minister Indira Gandhi quietly donated a significant sum of Rs 90,000 for treatment of her fiercest critic, Jayaprakash Narayan, the leader of the nationwide anti-Emergency movement.
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172-Acre Presidential Estate In Uttarakhand Now Open For Public
Nestled in the Doon Valley, the 172-acre Presidential Estate here has undergone a transformation from an exclusive retreat to a vibrant public space that celebrates biodiversity, heritage, and sustainability, a Rashtrapati Bhavan official said.
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Kerala Court Says Toilets At Petrol Pumps Not For General Public Use
The Kerala High Court has held that toilets in petrol pumps are not meant for use by the general public.
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9-Year-Old Boy Slapped, Humiliated In Delhi Market, 3 Arrested: Cops
A nine-year-old boy was allegedly slapped, humiliated and verbally abused in public by a garment stall owner and his two employees in southwest Delhi's Sarojini Nagar market, police said on Tuesday.
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Ban Jain Ritual Of Fasting To Death 'Santhara' For Minors: Plea In Madhya Pradesh High Court
A public interest litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Madhya Pradesh High Court seeking a legal ban on making minor children and "persons of unsound mind" undertake the Jain religious ritual of 'Santhara', which involves fasting unto death.
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Tripura Leader's 'Taller = Dumber' Remark Sparks Row, BJP Seeks Apology
Leader of the Opposition in Tripura Assembly, Jitendra Chaudhury, sparked a row by stating that "taller a person, dumber he is", with the ruling BJP demanding his public apology claiming it was a jibe at former chief minister Biplab Kumar Deb.
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Andhra Woman Tied To Tree, Humiliated By Villagers Over Loan Dispute
A woman was allegedly tied to a tree and publicly humiliated by villagers in Narayanapuram of Chittoor district, following a dispute over unpaid loans, said police on Monday.
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Cops Firing Upon Car Driver In Plain Clothes Not Official Duty: Supreme Court
The conduct of police personnel surrounding a civilian vehicle in plain clothes and jointly firing upon its occupant cannot be considered under duties of public order or effecting lawful arrest, the Supreme Court has said.
