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Ruling National Conference Candidate Among 23 To Lose Deposit In J&K Bypolls
The ruling National Conference (NC) candidate from the Nagrota assembly segment was among 23 candidates who forfeited their deposits in the bypolls to the two assembly seats of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly.
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Royal Ransoms, Kidnappings: How Al-Qaeda Linked Group Wants To Rule Mali
At least $50 million for the freedom of an Emirati sheikh: that is the king's ransom paid two weeks ago to jihadists linked to Al-Qaeda who are pushing to topple the Malian government and impose Islamic law.
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Chinese Martial Arts Star Suffers Broken Cheekbone In Global Power Slap Contest
According to the rules of Power Slap, two opponents stand face to face, with one player holding their hands behind their back and the other delivering an unstoppable slap.
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Why Travellers Are Asked To Reach The Airport At Least Two Hours Early
If you have ever wondered why airlines insist you arrive hours before your flight, there is more to it than just caution. Here is a clear breakdown of what really happens behind the scenes - and why those two hours can make all the difference.
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'Congress Filed 0 Objections Over Haryana Voter Rolls': Poll Body Sources On 'H-Bomb'
Rahul Gandhi has accused the Election Commission of "stealing votes" at the behest of the ruling BJP, claiming that 25 lakh votes were bogus in Haryana, a state with roughly two crore voters.
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How End Of Federal Food Aid Could Hit Black Americans
Two federal judges ruled nearly simultaneously on Friday that President Donald Trump's administration must continue to fund SNAP, the nation's biggest food aid programme, using contingency funds during the government shutdown
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Shafali Verma: The Women's World Cup Final Player Of The Match Who Wasn't Even In Squad Till Semis
Shafali Verma was not included in the Indian squad for the tournament. She was called up as a replacement ahead of the semifinals for Pratika Rawal, who was ruled out of the tournament following an ankle injury.
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"Like Water And Oil": PM Says Rift Between Rahul Gandhi, Tejashwi Yadav's Parties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has alleged a rift between the Congress and RJD, two allies fighting together in the upcoming Bihar assembly elections, as he tore into the Mahagathbandhan barely a week before the voting.
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Suryakumar Yadav Stumps All With Playing XI Selection After Huge Injury Setback
India made some big changes in the playing XI for the first T20I against Australia after Nitish Kumar Reddy's injury.
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Real Madrid's Dani Carvajal Ruled Out Of Liverpool Clash With Knee Injury
Real Madrid defender Dani Carvajal could miss more than two months after the La Liga leaders said on Monday he needed further knee surgery.
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Electoral Roll Revision In Bengal, Tamil Nadu But Not Assam? Election Commission Explains Why
Phase Two of the nationwide rollout of voter roll revision -- an exercise being undertaken after 21 years -- includes two states where assembly elections are due next year. But there is a third which is not included.
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At IIT Kanpur Canteen, Breakfast Feels Like An Aptitude Test. Viral Video Shows Why
A video from IIT Kanpur has gone viral for its breakfast rules. Students are seen debating how many eggs, bananas or glasses of milk they can pick, calling it an "aptitude test."
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'Battle Of The Bros' On X As Congress, JDS Clash Over Bengaluru Potholes
A Congress versus Janata Dal Secular 'bro battle' broke on X Thursday after the latter tried to roast Karnataka's ruling party, fuelled by Andhra Pradesh minister Nara Lokesh's post today - a 'spicy' jab in a tiff over investment in Bengaluru.
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After Jab, Rape Survivor's Father Calls Mamata Banerjee "Mother-Like Figure"
Two days after claiming that West Bengal is under "Aurangzeb's rule", the father of the Durgapur gang rape victim on Wednesday described Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee as a "mother-like figure".
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'India United Only Under Aurangzeb': Pak's Khawaja Asif's Provocative Remark
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has made yet another baseless claim, saying India was "never truly united" except under the rule of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb -- a statement that easily crumbles under the weight of basic historical facts.
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Ruling National Conference Candidate Among 23 To Lose Deposit In J&K Bypolls
The ruling National Conference (NC) candidate from the Nagrota assembly segment was among 23 candidates who forfeited their deposits in the bypolls to the two assembly seats of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly.
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Royal Ransoms, Kidnappings: How Al-Qaeda Linked Group Wants To Rule Mali
At least $50 million for the freedom of an Emirati sheikh: that is the king's ransom paid two weeks ago to jihadists linked to Al-Qaeda who are pushing to topple the Malian government and impose Islamic law.
-
Chinese Martial Arts Star Suffers Broken Cheekbone In Global Power Slap Contest
According to the rules of Power Slap, two opponents stand face to face, with one player holding their hands behind their back and the other delivering an unstoppable slap.
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Why Travellers Are Asked To Reach The Airport At Least Two Hours Early
If you have ever wondered why airlines insist you arrive hours before your flight, there is more to it than just caution. Here is a clear breakdown of what really happens behind the scenes - and why those two hours can make all the difference.
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'Congress Filed 0 Objections Over Haryana Voter Rolls': Poll Body Sources On 'H-Bomb'
Rahul Gandhi has accused the Election Commission of "stealing votes" at the behest of the ruling BJP, claiming that 25 lakh votes were bogus in Haryana, a state with roughly two crore voters.
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How End Of Federal Food Aid Could Hit Black Americans
Two federal judges ruled nearly simultaneously on Friday that President Donald Trump's administration must continue to fund SNAP, the nation's biggest food aid programme, using contingency funds during the government shutdown
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Shafali Verma: The Women's World Cup Final Player Of The Match Who Wasn't Even In Squad Till Semis
Shafali Verma was not included in the Indian squad for the tournament. She was called up as a replacement ahead of the semifinals for Pratika Rawal, who was ruled out of the tournament following an ankle injury.
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"Like Water And Oil": PM Says Rift Between Rahul Gandhi, Tejashwi Yadav's Parties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has alleged a rift between the Congress and RJD, two allies fighting together in the upcoming Bihar assembly elections, as he tore into the Mahagathbandhan barely a week before the voting.
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Suryakumar Yadav Stumps All With Playing XI Selection After Huge Injury Setback
India made some big changes in the playing XI for the first T20I against Australia after Nitish Kumar Reddy's injury.
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Real Madrid's Dani Carvajal Ruled Out Of Liverpool Clash With Knee Injury
Real Madrid defender Dani Carvajal could miss more than two months after the La Liga leaders said on Monday he needed further knee surgery.
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Electoral Roll Revision In Bengal, Tamil Nadu But Not Assam? Election Commission Explains Why
Phase Two of the nationwide rollout of voter roll revision -- an exercise being undertaken after 21 years -- includes two states where assembly elections are due next year. But there is a third which is not included.
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At IIT Kanpur Canteen, Breakfast Feels Like An Aptitude Test. Viral Video Shows Why
A video from IIT Kanpur has gone viral for its breakfast rules. Students are seen debating how many eggs, bananas or glasses of milk they can pick, calling it an "aptitude test."
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'Battle Of The Bros' On X As Congress, JDS Clash Over Bengaluru Potholes
A Congress versus Janata Dal Secular 'bro battle' broke on X Thursday after the latter tried to roast Karnataka's ruling party, fuelled by Andhra Pradesh minister Nara Lokesh's post today - a 'spicy' jab in a tiff over investment in Bengaluru.
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After Jab, Rape Survivor's Father Calls Mamata Banerjee "Mother-Like Figure"
Two days after claiming that West Bengal is under "Aurangzeb's rule", the father of the Durgapur gang rape victim on Wednesday described Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee as a "mother-like figure".
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'India United Only Under Aurangzeb': Pak's Khawaja Asif's Provocative Remark
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has made yet another baseless claim, saying India was "never truly united" except under the rule of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb -- a statement that easily crumbles under the weight of basic historical facts.
