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No "Gag Order" Against Bihar Ministers, Clarifies BJP
The BJP in Bihar on Thursday confirmed that it has discontinued media interactions on the sidelines of Sahyog', a six days a week programme held at the state headquarters attended by ministers belonging to the party.
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BJP MLA Alleges Manhandling By Cops; Party Workers Protest Outside UP Police Station
Several BJP workers held a protest outside a police station in Aligarh where a BJP MLA was allegedly manhandled by three policemen, including the SHO, on Wednesday morning.
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Modi Government Halves Spending On Maternity Benefit Programme
The Modi government on Wednesday virtually halved the number of beneficiaries under its Maternity Benefit Programme (MBP) by restricting the scheme to firstborns instead of 'first two live births' as applicable earlier.
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Men's toilet 'captured' to mark International Women's Day
A group of plucky women marched and "captured" a men's public toilet on the eve of International Women's Day on Wednesday to highlight the abysmal lack of sanitation for women not just in this Maharashtra town but also in the rest of India.
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No "Gag Order" Against Bihar Ministers, Clarifies BJP
The BJP in Bihar on Thursday confirmed that it has discontinued media interactions on the sidelines of Sahyog', a six days a week programme held at the state headquarters attended by ministers belonging to the party.
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BJP MLA Alleges Manhandling By Cops; Party Workers Protest Outside UP Police Station
Several BJP workers held a protest outside a police station in Aligarh where a BJP MLA was allegedly manhandled by three policemen, including the SHO, on Wednesday morning.
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Modi Government Halves Spending On Maternity Benefit Programme
The Modi government on Wednesday virtually halved the number of beneficiaries under its Maternity Benefit Programme (MBP) by restricting the scheme to firstborns instead of 'first two live births' as applicable earlier.
-
Men's toilet 'captured' to mark International Women's Day
A group of plucky women marched and "captured" a men's public toilet on the eve of International Women's Day on Wednesday to highlight the abysmal lack of sanitation for women not just in this Maharashtra town but also in the rest of India.
