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Their Mothers Never Went to School, Daughters Made Education A Priority
Mumbai: In the narrow alleys of Aarey Colony, next to Royal Palm Estate in suburban Mumbai, lives Gulabsha Rafiq Khan. The 17-year-old lives with her mother and stepfather in a small one-room house whose entrance door greets with a prayer written in Urdu. Her mother Tahira Khan, a native of Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh, married early and came to sett...
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Assured Of Action, RSS Calls Off Bengaluru Protest Over Activist Murder
Hundreds of workers of the BJP and its ideological mentor the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS who had marched towards the police commissioner's office in central Bengaluru today have called off their protest over the gruesome murder of an RSS activist Rudresh R after the police assured them of action.
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After Seven Days of Firefighting In Mumbai's Deonar, It's Still Not Over
A massive fire at Mumbai's dumping ground in Deonar, brought under control after seven days of round-the-clock fire-fighting, flared up in pockets again today, but officials said these would be doused soon.
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Cops argue cases as public prosecutor fails to turn up
Policemen who arrived at the holiday court at Shivaji Nagar court were in for a surprise on Sunday, as the prosecution lawyer assigned to argue cases for the day did a no-show. On Sunday, assistant public prosecutor S M Kadam was assigned the responsibility to handle cases. But, since he did not turn up, investigation officers' had to double up as ...
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In Bangalore, Samosas are hot buys for Ramzan
During the holy month of Ramzan, Muslims across the city prefer breaking their fast with spicy samosas, thus shooting the sales to 90,000 pieces per day. And this figure is from Shivaji Nagar area alone. Last year, vendors made a fortune selling samosas in the area and claim that their profits lasted them six months. This year around, the excited m...
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Their Mothers Never Went to School, Daughters Made Education A Priority
Mumbai: In the narrow alleys of Aarey Colony, next to Royal Palm Estate in suburban Mumbai, lives Gulabsha Rafiq Khan. The 17-year-old lives with her mother and stepfather in a small one-room house whose entrance door greets with a prayer written in Urdu. Her mother Tahira Khan, a native of Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh, married early and came to sett...
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Assured Of Action, RSS Calls Off Bengaluru Protest Over Activist Murder
Hundreds of workers of the BJP and its ideological mentor the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS who had marched towards the police commissioner's office in central Bengaluru today have called off their protest over the gruesome murder of an RSS activist Rudresh R after the police assured them of action.
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After Seven Days of Firefighting In Mumbai's Deonar, It's Still Not Over
A massive fire at Mumbai's dumping ground in Deonar, brought under control after seven days of round-the-clock fire-fighting, flared up in pockets again today, but officials said these would be doused soon.
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Cops argue cases as public prosecutor fails to turn up
Policemen who arrived at the holiday court at Shivaji Nagar court were in for a surprise on Sunday, as the prosecution lawyer assigned to argue cases for the day did a no-show. On Sunday, assistant public prosecutor S M Kadam was assigned the responsibility to handle cases. But, since he did not turn up, investigation officers' had to double up as ...
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In Bangalore, Samosas are hot buys for Ramzan
During the holy month of Ramzan, Muslims across the city prefer breaking their fast with spicy samosas, thus shooting the sales to 90,000 pieces per day. And this figure is from Shivaji Nagar area alone. Last year, vendors made a fortune selling samosas in the area and claim that their profits lasted them six months. This year around, the excited m...
