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Internet During Mahabharat? Nobel Prize Winner's Reality Check
Speaking exclusively to NDTV, Nobel Prize winner for Chemistry Dr Venki Ramakrishnan has agreed to reality check all such claims in great detail.
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"Small Men" Tweet Not Directed At PM Modi, Imran Khan Clarifies
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday said his controversial tweet about "small men occupying big offices" did not refer to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He, however, did not specify who it referred to. -"Consensus for peace has developed... do not mistake this for desperation for peace," Mr Khan said.
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Questions Over Interim CBI Chief Nageswar Rao's Record
In "cleaning up" the country's top probe agency, the Central Vigilance Commission shunted out two top officials facing charges of corruption and appointed Nageswar Rao -- a relatively junior 1986-batch bureaucrat -- as the interim chief of the CBI. However, NDTV has now found that the new director has a chequered past himself.
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Snubbed By Allies In Madhya Pradesh, Congress Reaches Out To Tribal Group
The Congress may have been cold-shouldered by the Samajwadi Party and Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party in Madhya Pradesh, but it has not given up hope on forming alternative political alliances ahead of the state assembly elections on November 28. At a time when the list of candidates are being finalised, the party told NDTV that it could still secur...
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Why UAPA, The Law Used In Activists' Arrests, Is Hugely Controversial
The arrest of five activists after multi-city searches at their homes last evening has been widely condemned amid allegations of the use of an oppressive anti-terror law that empowers the state to search and arrest people without a warrant.
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In 1984 Furore, Amarinder Singh Names 5 Congressmen, Says No Party Role
After Rahul Gandhi's comment in London about "no Congress involvement" in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots has caused political convulsions back home, especially in Punjab. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh took the Congress chief's statement ahead by limiting the party's role in the riots to the involvement of five leaders he named in the assembly.
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What Pak Army Chief Told Navjot Sidhu Before The Hug At Imran Khan Oath
Navjot Singh Sidhu, the Punjab minister who travelled to Pakistan to watch 'friend' Imran Khan take over as Pakistan Prime Minister, prophesised a positive change in Islamabad's approach towards India. "He will be taking the positive direction... and positive anything is better than negative nothing," Mr Sidhu told NDTV in an exclusive interview.
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Sonia Gandhi Ordered Tweet Against Pranab Mukherjee For RSS Visit, Say Sources
Pranab Mukherjee has tossed a political grenade of epic dimensions with his visit to the RSS headquarters in Nagpur - his party of over five decades, the Congress, has publicly condemned his trip which sees him as Chief Guest at a key RSS function for thousands of the organization's volunteers - and the RSS has publicly retorted that "It is the gra...
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Cambridge Analytica Behind Rahul Gandhi's 'Gabbar Singh Tax' Jibe, Minister Implies
The Congress used disgraced firm Cambridge Analytica in the Gujarat election and also took its help to come up with its viral catch-phrases "Gabbar Singh Tax" and "Vikas Gone Crazy", the government implied today after Rahul Gandhi tweeted that allegations had been "invented" to deflect attention from a controversy over 39 Indians killed in Iraq.
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"Shameful": Union Minister On Congress' 'Chhota Modi' Dig Over Nirav Modi
Opposition leaders held up a photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with leading Indian industrialists at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland's Davos today, asking how billionaire diamond merchant and jeweler Nirav Modi was allowed to leave the country reportedly days before a first information report was filed accusing him of a massive 11,000-c...
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Internet During Mahabharat? Nobel Prize Winner's Reality Check
Speaking exclusively to NDTV, Nobel Prize winner for Chemistry Dr Venki Ramakrishnan has agreed to reality check all such claims in great detail.
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"Small Men" Tweet Not Directed At PM Modi, Imran Khan Clarifies
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday said his controversial tweet about "small men occupying big offices" did not refer to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He, however, did not specify who it referred to. -"Consensus for peace has developed... do not mistake this for desperation for peace," Mr Khan said.
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Questions Over Interim CBI Chief Nageswar Rao's Record
In "cleaning up" the country's top probe agency, the Central Vigilance Commission shunted out two top officials facing charges of corruption and appointed Nageswar Rao -- a relatively junior 1986-batch bureaucrat -- as the interim chief of the CBI. However, NDTV has now found that the new director has a chequered past himself.
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Snubbed By Allies In Madhya Pradesh, Congress Reaches Out To Tribal Group
The Congress may have been cold-shouldered by the Samajwadi Party and Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party in Madhya Pradesh, but it has not given up hope on forming alternative political alliances ahead of the state assembly elections on November 28. At a time when the list of candidates are being finalised, the party told NDTV that it could still secur...
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Why UAPA, The Law Used In Activists' Arrests, Is Hugely Controversial
The arrest of five activists after multi-city searches at their homes last evening has been widely condemned amid allegations of the use of an oppressive anti-terror law that empowers the state to search and arrest people without a warrant.
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In 1984 Furore, Amarinder Singh Names 5 Congressmen, Says No Party Role
After Rahul Gandhi's comment in London about "no Congress involvement" in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots has caused political convulsions back home, especially in Punjab. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh took the Congress chief's statement ahead by limiting the party's role in the riots to the involvement of five leaders he named in the assembly.
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What Pak Army Chief Told Navjot Sidhu Before The Hug At Imran Khan Oath
Navjot Singh Sidhu, the Punjab minister who travelled to Pakistan to watch 'friend' Imran Khan take over as Pakistan Prime Minister, prophesised a positive change in Islamabad's approach towards India. "He will be taking the positive direction... and positive anything is better than negative nothing," Mr Sidhu told NDTV in an exclusive interview.
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Sonia Gandhi Ordered Tweet Against Pranab Mukherjee For RSS Visit, Say Sources
Pranab Mukherjee has tossed a political grenade of epic dimensions with his visit to the RSS headquarters in Nagpur - his party of over five decades, the Congress, has publicly condemned his trip which sees him as Chief Guest at a key RSS function for thousands of the organization's volunteers - and the RSS has publicly retorted that "It is the gra...
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Cambridge Analytica Behind Rahul Gandhi's 'Gabbar Singh Tax' Jibe, Minister Implies
The Congress used disgraced firm Cambridge Analytica in the Gujarat election and also took its help to come up with its viral catch-phrases "Gabbar Singh Tax" and "Vikas Gone Crazy", the government implied today after Rahul Gandhi tweeted that allegations had been "invented" to deflect attention from a controversy over 39 Indians killed in Iraq.
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"Shameful": Union Minister On Congress' 'Chhota Modi' Dig Over Nirav Modi
Opposition leaders held up a photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with leading Indian industrialists at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland's Davos today, asking how billionaire diamond merchant and jeweler Nirav Modi was allowed to leave the country reportedly days before a first information report was filed accusing him of a massive 11,000-c...
