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Bengal Poll Officer Found Dead, Family Says Stress Over Voter Roll Revision
A woman working as a Booth Level Officer was found dead in West Bengal's Nadia, with her family claiming that she was under tremendous work stress due to the Special Intensive Revision exercise.
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Wire On Road Kills UP Boy On Scooter, Cops Collect Parts Of Brain In Plastic Bag
A Class 10 student died after the scooter he was riding got entangled in an internet cable in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur, causing him to fall head first on the road.
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Gorkha Leader Warns Of Mass Resignations Over Interlocutor Appointment
Indian Gorkha Janshakti Front chief warned of mass resignations from the Gorkhaland Territorial Administration, days after Mamata Banerjee wrote to PM Modi objecting to the Centre's appointment of an interlocutor for the Darjeeling hills.
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India Bets Big On Atomic Energy To Power Carbon-Free Future
With nuclear power saving 40 million tons of carbon dioxide annually and lifetime carbon emissions comparable to wind energy, the case for atomic energy is compelling.
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Bricks, Sticks Fly As Groups Clash During Kartik Puja In West Bengal
Tensions flared in West Bengal's Krishnanagar during the immersion of idols after Kartik Puja, with visuals showing vandalism at a government bus passenger shelter.
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Expulsions, No Groceries: Kashmiri Students' Troubles Mount After Delhi Blast
Students from Jammu and Kashmir say they are facing discrimination as investigations in the November 10 Red Fort blast and white collar terror module revealed the involvement of doctors and other individuals from the Union Territory.
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What Teen Thrashed Over Language Row Told His Father Before Suicide
A day after a student from Thane died by suicide following an argument over not speaking Marathi in a local train, his father said that his son kept repeating that he was beaten up ruthlessly.
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Search For Water Ice On Moon's South Pole To See India-Japan Collaboration
India and Japan are preparing among the most ambitious space missions of this decade - a joint lunar exploration that could change the way humanity looks at the Moon.
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"Intellectuals More Dangerous": Police To Top Court On 2020 Riots Accused
While arguing against the bail petitions by 2020 Delhi riots accused Sharjeel Imam, Umar Khalid and other accused, the Delhi Police compared them to terrorists behind the November 10 Red Fort blast which killed 13 people.
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Police, Government Institutions Were Targets Of Now Thwarted Maoist Plan
Police camps and government institutions were set to be targeted as part of a plan hatched by central Maoist leadership in response to an anti-Maoist operation in Andhra Pradesh, police probe has found.
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1 In Every 25 Attendees: Big Oil Lobbyists Swarm COP30 In Record Numbers
As world leaders gather in Brazil, a shocking new report reveals the climate summit has been quietly taken over by the very industry driving the crisis: fossil fuels.
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Rekha Gupta Presses Neighbouring States For Urgent Joint Action On Delhi Air
The issue of Delhis worsening air pollution took centre stage at the Northern Zonal Council meeting, with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta urging neighbouring states for immediate and coordinated action.
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Madhya Pradesh Minister's 'Abusive' Call Sparks Row, She Says 'Out Of Context'
A Madhya Pradesh minister found herself at the centre of controversy when a videoallegedly showed her using abusive language during a phone conversation.
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Indians To Require Visa To Travel, Transit Through Iran Soon
Iran has suspended its one-way tourist visa cancellation regime for Indian nationals holding ordinary passports.
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No Ban On Construction In Delhi, Supreme Court Says "No Temporary Solutions"
The Supreme Court refused a blanket ban on construction in Delhi and the National Capital Region amid 'very poor' AQI.
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Bengal Poll Officer Found Dead, Family Says Stress Over Voter Roll Revision
A woman working as a Booth Level Officer was found dead in West Bengal's Nadia, with her family claiming that she was under tremendous work stress due to the Special Intensive Revision exercise.
-
Wire On Road Kills UP Boy On Scooter, Cops Collect Parts Of Brain In Plastic Bag
A Class 10 student died after the scooter he was riding got entangled in an internet cable in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur, causing him to fall head first on the road.
-
Gorkha Leader Warns Of Mass Resignations Over Interlocutor Appointment
Indian Gorkha Janshakti Front chief warned of mass resignations from the Gorkhaland Territorial Administration, days after Mamata Banerjee wrote to PM Modi objecting to the Centre's appointment of an interlocutor for the Darjeeling hills.
-
India Bets Big On Atomic Energy To Power Carbon-Free Future
With nuclear power saving 40 million tons of carbon dioxide annually and lifetime carbon emissions comparable to wind energy, the case for atomic energy is compelling.
-
Bricks, Sticks Fly As Groups Clash During Kartik Puja In West Bengal
Tensions flared in West Bengal's Krishnanagar during the immersion of idols after Kartik Puja, with visuals showing vandalism at a government bus passenger shelter.
-
Expulsions, No Groceries: Kashmiri Students' Troubles Mount After Delhi Blast
Students from Jammu and Kashmir say they are facing discrimination as investigations in the November 10 Red Fort blast and white collar terror module revealed the involvement of doctors and other individuals from the Union Territory.
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What Teen Thrashed Over Language Row Told His Father Before Suicide
A day after a student from Thane died by suicide following an argument over not speaking Marathi in a local train, his father said that his son kept repeating that he was beaten up ruthlessly.
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Search For Water Ice On Moon's South Pole To See India-Japan Collaboration
India and Japan are preparing among the most ambitious space missions of this decade - a joint lunar exploration that could change the way humanity looks at the Moon.
-
"Intellectuals More Dangerous": Police To Top Court On 2020 Riots Accused
While arguing against the bail petitions by 2020 Delhi riots accused Sharjeel Imam, Umar Khalid and other accused, the Delhi Police compared them to terrorists behind the November 10 Red Fort blast which killed 13 people.
-
Police, Government Institutions Were Targets Of Now Thwarted Maoist Plan
Police camps and government institutions were set to be targeted as part of a plan hatched by central Maoist leadership in response to an anti-Maoist operation in Andhra Pradesh, police probe has found.
-
1 In Every 25 Attendees: Big Oil Lobbyists Swarm COP30 In Record Numbers
As world leaders gather in Brazil, a shocking new report reveals the climate summit has been quietly taken over by the very industry driving the crisis: fossil fuels.
-
Rekha Gupta Presses Neighbouring States For Urgent Joint Action On Delhi Air
The issue of Delhis worsening air pollution took centre stage at the Northern Zonal Council meeting, with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta urging neighbouring states for immediate and coordinated action.
-
Madhya Pradesh Minister's 'Abusive' Call Sparks Row, She Says 'Out Of Context'
A Madhya Pradesh minister found herself at the centre of controversy when a videoallegedly showed her using abusive language during a phone conversation.
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Indians To Require Visa To Travel, Transit Through Iran Soon
Iran has suspended its one-way tourist visa cancellation regime for Indian nationals holding ordinary passports.
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No Ban On Construction In Delhi, Supreme Court Says "No Temporary Solutions"
The Supreme Court refused a blanket ban on construction in Delhi and the National Capital Region amid 'very poor' AQI.
