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"Won't Be Cowed Down By Such Threats": Congress Leader On Hizbul Letter
Police have registered a First Information Report (FIR) after a senior Congress leader received a letter from Hizbul Mujahideen threatening to target mainstream politicians of the Jammu region, including Union minister Jitendra Singh, if they did not quit politics, officials said on Sunday.
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Karan Patel Arrived Late on Ye Hai Mohabbatein Sets. Then This Happened
"Jeetendra sir waited till Karan arrived on the set. He reprimanded him, asked him to value others' time and start being punctual," said a source
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TV actor Karan Patel Injured on Sets of Yeh Hai Mohabbatein
Karan, 31, who is famous as Raman Bhalla in the Balaji Telefilms' romantic drama, shared the news on Twitter when TV producer Nivedita Basu enquired about his health
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Final Phase of Elections in Jammu and Kashmir: Polling Begins on Brisk Note
Amid tight security, polling today began on a brisk note for the fifth and final round of elections in Jammu and Kashmir in which 213 candidates, including Deputy Chief Minister Tara Chand and four other Ministers, are trying their luck in 20 seats.
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"Won't Be Cowed Down By Such Threats": Congress Leader On Hizbul Letter
Police have registered a First Information Report (FIR) after a senior Congress leader received a letter from Hizbul Mujahideen threatening to target mainstream politicians of the Jammu region, including Union minister Jitendra Singh, if they did not quit politics, officials said on Sunday.
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Karan Patel Arrived Late on Ye Hai Mohabbatein Sets. Then This Happened
"Jeetendra sir waited till Karan arrived on the set. He reprimanded him, asked him to value others' time and start being punctual," said a source
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TV actor Karan Patel Injured on Sets of Yeh Hai Mohabbatein
Karan, 31, who is famous as Raman Bhalla in the Balaji Telefilms' romantic drama, shared the news on Twitter when TV producer Nivedita Basu enquired about his health
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Final Phase of Elections in Jammu and Kashmir: Polling Begins on Brisk Note
Amid tight security, polling today began on a brisk note for the fifth and final round of elections in Jammu and Kashmir in which 213 candidates, including Deputy Chief Minister Tara Chand and four other Ministers, are trying their luck in 20 seats.
