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5-Foot Crocodile Found Lurking Under Public Bench In Gujarat
Gujarat Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) today rescued a five-feet-long crocodile from Rajmahal Road in the state's Vadodara district.
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10 Dead In Jharkhand Mine Cave-In, Many Still Missing
Rescuers pulled out two more bodies today from the rubble of a collapsed coal mine in Jharkhand, taking the number of deaths to 10, police said, as many were still feared trapped. A massive mound of earth caved in late Thursday at the Lalmatia open cast mine, burying at least 23 miners and dozens of vehicles as hundreds of workers battled overnight...
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Near Exit Gate, Jharkhand Mine's Roof Caved, At Least 9 Dead: 10 Facts
At least nine workers have been killed and many others remain trapped in the eastern state of Jharkhand, hours after a mine collapsed late on Thursday.
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Jaipur Palace Gates Reopen After Former Royals, Government Reach Compromise
The row over Jaipur's Rajmahal Palace, which saw the former royals of the city take to the streets in protest, appears to have ended in a compromise for now. The main entrance of the palace was reopened by officials from the Jaipur Development Authority today morning, following talks between Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje and former royal Rajmata P...
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Wish I Didn't Have To Do This, Says Jaipur Ex-Royal Protesting Over Palace
Riding on a jeep, the Queen Mother of Jaipur's popular former royals took to the streets on Thursday with hundreds of protesters in an escalating battle over the historic Rajmahal Palace hotel, which has in the past hosted Queen Elizabeth, Lord Mountbatten and the Shah of Iran.
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Government Seals Gates Of Jaipur's Raj Mahal Palace, Row Escalates
A royal row over the sealing of the Raj Mahal palace gates in Jaipur by the Jaipur Development Authority or JDA is threatening to spill onto the streets, with Rajput organisations deciding to launch an agitation on the issue.
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Burglary at Himachal Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh's Ancestral Palace
Himachal Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh's ancestral palace, popularly known as Shanti Rajmahal, in Sarahan here was allegedly burgled, with silver goods worth Rs 2 lakh found missing from the house.
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Polling to be held for 11 hours for the first time in India
In order to ensure maximum voting in the Lok Sabha election beginning Monday, polling will be held for the first time from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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20 days on, Jharkhand's Panem mine remains locked by protest
An ongoing agitation at one of Jharkhand's largest mines run by Panem Coal Mines Limited has put a full-stop on all work at the site for the last 20 days. Uncertainty hangs over the project, with locals vowing not to let a single coal-laden truck leave the mines until the displaced families are rehabilitated.
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Raj Thackeray to interview 480, shortlist 152
When MNS chief Raj Thackeray comes for a three-day trip to the city this Tuesday, he will have a herculean task on his hands. The leader, who had caused ripples of curiosity across political corridors by asking aspiring candidates to appear for an eligibility test, will be interviewing around 480 wannabe corporators -- 160 per day -- who were short...
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5-Foot Crocodile Found Lurking Under Public Bench In Gujarat
Gujarat Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) today rescued a five-feet-long crocodile from Rajmahal Road in the state's Vadodara district.
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10 Dead In Jharkhand Mine Cave-In, Many Still Missing
Rescuers pulled out two more bodies today from the rubble of a collapsed coal mine in Jharkhand, taking the number of deaths to 10, police said, as many were still feared trapped. A massive mound of earth caved in late Thursday at the Lalmatia open cast mine, burying at least 23 miners and dozens of vehicles as hundreds of workers battled overnight...
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Near Exit Gate, Jharkhand Mine's Roof Caved, At Least 9 Dead: 10 Facts
At least nine workers have been killed and many others remain trapped in the eastern state of Jharkhand, hours after a mine collapsed late on Thursday.
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Jaipur Palace Gates Reopen After Former Royals, Government Reach Compromise
The row over Jaipur's Rajmahal Palace, which saw the former royals of the city take to the streets in protest, appears to have ended in a compromise for now. The main entrance of the palace was reopened by officials from the Jaipur Development Authority today morning, following talks between Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje and former royal Rajmata P...
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Wish I Didn't Have To Do This, Says Jaipur Ex-Royal Protesting Over Palace
Riding on a jeep, the Queen Mother of Jaipur's popular former royals took to the streets on Thursday with hundreds of protesters in an escalating battle over the historic Rajmahal Palace hotel, which has in the past hosted Queen Elizabeth, Lord Mountbatten and the Shah of Iran.
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Government Seals Gates Of Jaipur's Raj Mahal Palace, Row Escalates
A royal row over the sealing of the Raj Mahal palace gates in Jaipur by the Jaipur Development Authority or JDA is threatening to spill onto the streets, with Rajput organisations deciding to launch an agitation on the issue.
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Burglary at Himachal Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh's Ancestral Palace
Himachal Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh's ancestral palace, popularly known as Shanti Rajmahal, in Sarahan here was allegedly burgled, with silver goods worth Rs 2 lakh found missing from the house.
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Polling to be held for 11 hours for the first time in India
In order to ensure maximum voting in the Lok Sabha election beginning Monday, polling will be held for the first time from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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20 days on, Jharkhand's Panem mine remains locked by protest
An ongoing agitation at one of Jharkhand's largest mines run by Panem Coal Mines Limited has put a full-stop on all work at the site for the last 20 days. Uncertainty hangs over the project, with locals vowing not to let a single coal-laden truck leave the mines until the displaced families are rehabilitated.
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Raj Thackeray to interview 480, shortlist 152
When MNS chief Raj Thackeray comes for a three-day trip to the city this Tuesday, he will have a herculean task on his hands. The leader, who had caused ripples of curiosity across political corridors by asking aspiring candidates to appear for an eligibility test, will be interviewing around 480 wannabe corporators -- 160 per day -- who were short...
