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US Was Ready For Venezuela Strike Before Christmas. What Delayed It
Months of planning and rehearsal, over 150 defence assets and a team with its eyes trained on the progress of 'Operation Absolute Resolve' looked to US President Donald Trump for a go-ahead, but weather played spoilsport.
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Narco-Terrorism, Cocaine Import, Passport Fraud: Charges Against Maduro
Deposed Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores will face criminal charges after they were captured and transported from Caracas to New York on Saturday.
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'Watch Your A**': Trump Warns Colombian President After Maduro's Capture
Colombian President Gustavo Petro received a warning from his US counterpart Donald Trump, even as Nicolas Maduro was brought to a prison in New York almost a day after Washington launched military Operation Absolute Resolve in Ven
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Newspaper Delivery Boy To 26/11 Hero: Maharashtra Police Chief Sadanand Date's Journey
On November 26, 2008, Sadanand Date entered a hospital for women and children where terrorists Ajmal Kasab and Abu Ismail had opened fire, and continued to engage their gunfire despite sustaining serious injuries.
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"Frightened, Losing Faith": Unnao Rape Convict's Daughter Writes Open Letter
Unnao rape case convict Kuldeep Singh Sengar's daughter wrote an open letter on Monday, claiming that her family is left "exhausted, frightened and slowly losing faith" as their legal battle continues for eight years.
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Highlights: Supreme Court Stays New Aravallis Definition, Unnao Rape Convict's Bail On Hold
The Supreme Court stayed the new definition of the Aravallis, while ordering the formation of a high-powered committee to conduct a multi-temporal investigation of the Aravalli hills and mountain ranges.
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Tiger Death In Madhya Pradesh Pushes Year's Toll To Highest Since 1973
Another tiger death has been reported from Madhya Pradesh, pushing the total number of tiger fatalities to the highest ever recorded in a single year since the launch of Project Tiger in 1973.
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"No Wrong Words": Shimla Doctor Speaks Out On Fight With Patient Over 'Tu'
A day after a fight erupted inside a ward of Shimla's Indira Gandhi Medical College over the use of the word "tu" (informal way of saying you), the doctor involved said that he had not used wrong words or tone.
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Explained: A Pattern In Bangladesh's Crises And Rise In Anti-India Narrative
Even as Bangladesh's interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, faces criticism at home while the country descends into chaos, his government has fallen back on a recurring anti-India narrative.
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Animals Bear Brunt As Delhi Air Pollution Shows No Signs Of Abatement
As Delhi-NCR's toxic air sparks warnings for children, the elderly and those with respiratory illness, veterinarians and animal welfare groups are flagging a quieter crisis unfolding among pets and stray animals.
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Backdated Degrees, Broken Labs: Inside Madhya Pradesh's Paramedical Mess
NDTV's investigation reveals that the paramedical education system in Madhya Pradesh has remained in a state of chaos since 2020.
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No Van To Pick Her Up, Schoolgirl Blocks Road In Protest For 3 Hours
On a quiet road in Madhya Pradesh's Betul district, traffic came to a standstill on Saturday as a 10-year-old girl blocked the road inprotest after her school van failed to arrive.
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Battle For Breath: Mumbai's Elite Enclave Turns Pollution Hotspot
Air quality in and around Bhakti Park and Wadala Truck Terminal (TT) has plummeted in recent weeks, with AQI levels soaring beyond 300 - classified as "severe".
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Year After Pregnant Kerala Woman Was Slapped In Police Station, Cop Suspended
Over a year after he pushed and slapped a pregnant woman inside a police station in Kochi, the then station house officer has been suspended.
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Gun License, Mill Land: How Charges Against Maharashtra 'Rummy' Minister Were Proven
A gun license, ownership of 25 acres of agricultural land, and proof that documents to obtain government flats were forged together led a court to uphold Manikrao Kokate's conviction in a 1995 case.
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US Was Ready For Venezuela Strike Before Christmas. What Delayed It
Months of planning and rehearsal, over 150 defence assets and a team with its eyes trained on the progress of 'Operation Absolute Resolve' looked to US President Donald Trump for a go-ahead, but weather played spoilsport.
-
Narco-Terrorism, Cocaine Import, Passport Fraud: Charges Against Maduro
Deposed Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores will face criminal charges after they were captured and transported from Caracas to New York on Saturday.
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'Watch Your A**': Trump Warns Colombian President After Maduro's Capture
Colombian President Gustavo Petro received a warning from his US counterpart Donald Trump, even as Nicolas Maduro was brought to a prison in New York almost a day after Washington launched military Operation Absolute Resolve in Ven
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Newspaper Delivery Boy To 26/11 Hero: Maharashtra Police Chief Sadanand Date's Journey
On November 26, 2008, Sadanand Date entered a hospital for women and children where terrorists Ajmal Kasab and Abu Ismail had opened fire, and continued to engage their gunfire despite sustaining serious injuries.
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"Frightened, Losing Faith": Unnao Rape Convict's Daughter Writes Open Letter
Unnao rape case convict Kuldeep Singh Sengar's daughter wrote an open letter on Monday, claiming that her family is left "exhausted, frightened and slowly losing faith" as their legal battle continues for eight years.
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Highlights: Supreme Court Stays New Aravallis Definition, Unnao Rape Convict's Bail On Hold
The Supreme Court stayed the new definition of the Aravallis, while ordering the formation of a high-powered committee to conduct a multi-temporal investigation of the Aravalli hills and mountain ranges.
-
Tiger Death In Madhya Pradesh Pushes Year's Toll To Highest Since 1973
Another tiger death has been reported from Madhya Pradesh, pushing the total number of tiger fatalities to the highest ever recorded in a single year since the launch of Project Tiger in 1973.
-
"No Wrong Words": Shimla Doctor Speaks Out On Fight With Patient Over 'Tu'
A day after a fight erupted inside a ward of Shimla's Indira Gandhi Medical College over the use of the word "tu" (informal way of saying you), the doctor involved said that he had not used wrong words or tone.
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Explained: A Pattern In Bangladesh's Crises And Rise In Anti-India Narrative
Even as Bangladesh's interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, faces criticism at home while the country descends into chaos, his government has fallen back on a recurring anti-India narrative.
-
Animals Bear Brunt As Delhi Air Pollution Shows No Signs Of Abatement
As Delhi-NCR's toxic air sparks warnings for children, the elderly and those with respiratory illness, veterinarians and animal welfare groups are flagging a quieter crisis unfolding among pets and stray animals.
-
Backdated Degrees, Broken Labs: Inside Madhya Pradesh's Paramedical Mess
NDTV's investigation reveals that the paramedical education system in Madhya Pradesh has remained in a state of chaos since 2020.
-
No Van To Pick Her Up, Schoolgirl Blocks Road In Protest For 3 Hours
On a quiet road in Madhya Pradesh's Betul district, traffic came to a standstill on Saturday as a 10-year-old girl blocked the road inprotest after her school van failed to arrive.
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Battle For Breath: Mumbai's Elite Enclave Turns Pollution Hotspot
Air quality in and around Bhakti Park and Wadala Truck Terminal (TT) has plummeted in recent weeks, with AQI levels soaring beyond 300 - classified as "severe".
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Year After Pregnant Kerala Woman Was Slapped In Police Station, Cop Suspended
Over a year after he pushed and slapped a pregnant woman inside a police station in Kochi, the then station house officer has been suspended.
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Gun License, Mill Land: How Charges Against Maharashtra 'Rummy' Minister Were Proven
A gun license, ownership of 25 acres of agricultural land, and proof that documents to obtain government flats were forged together led a court to uphold Manikrao Kokate's conviction in a 1995 case.
