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'Am A VIP,' Says Odisha Minister After Security Officer Straps His Sandals
Odisha minister Jogendra Behera has landed himself in a controversy after his personal security officer was seen helping him wear his sandals during an Independence Day event in Keonjhar on Monday.
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PM Modi Leads Yoga Day Events, Says 'Yoga Not Religious Activity': 10 Updates
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today joined millions across the country in bending and stretching for asanas to mark the second International Yoga Day, which he said has become a "jan andolan" or people's movement since it started last year.
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Before Seoul Meet, Foreign Secretary Visits China Over Nuke Club Seat
Ahead of a key meeting of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) in Seoul on Friday, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar made an unannounced visit to China this week to seek support for India's membership of the elite club. He was in Bejing from June 16-17 and held bilateral consultations with his counterpart.
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'Attempt To Intimidate': Lawyer Indira Jaising After NGO Licence Is Suspended
Noted lawyer Indira Jaising's NGO 'Lawyers' Collective' has been barred from receiving foreign funds after its licence was suspended for six months by the Home Ministry for alleged violation of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act or the FCRA.
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Five Arrested For Attack On 6 Africans In Delhi: 10 Developments
Five people have been arrested for the attack on six Africans in south Delhi's Mehrauli on Thursday night. Police have said the attacks, a week after a Congolese national was beaten to death in the city, were "isolated incidents" not racist in nature. Two of those attacked have alleged they were beaten with cricket bats.
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Dancer Among Jaish Suspects Who Planned Attack On Air Base Near Delhi
Sajid Ahmad, the alleged leader of a suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed terror module busted in Delhi yesterday, was training as a dancer and had auditioned for reality TV shows as a choreographer.
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From Kota, IIT's Biggest Outpost, An Emotional Appeal To Parents
Over the past many years, Kota in Rajasthan has become a crucial stopover for students who want to be among the nearly 10,000 that IITs accept every year. The small desert town, nearly 250 km from Jaipur, accommodates a range of coaching institutes to prep students for the IIT entrance exam.
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'Better To Dance Than To Beg,' Says Supreme Court On Plea on Dance Bars
Hearing a plea on dance bars in Mumbai, the Supreme Court today observed that it is "better to dance than to go to streets for begging or earning livelihood through unacceptable means."
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Arvind Kejriwal Carpools As Odd-Even Rule Is Put To Test
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal carpooled with Transport Minister Gopal Rai and Health Minister Satyendar Jain to reach his office as the second round of his Odd-Even experiment was put to its real test today with schools and offices opening after a long weekend. His car's license plate ends in an odd number - which means he cannot use it toda...
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Water Train Arrives In Latur To Cheers - And Competing Claims Of Credit
Cheers filled the air as a train carrying five lakh litres of water pulled into Latur early this morning, several hours behind schedule and with far less water than originally planned.
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'Am A VIP,' Says Odisha Minister After Security Officer Straps His Sandals
Odisha minister Jogendra Behera has landed himself in a controversy after his personal security officer was seen helping him wear his sandals during an Independence Day event in Keonjhar on Monday.
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PM Modi Leads Yoga Day Events, Says 'Yoga Not Religious Activity': 10 Updates
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today joined millions across the country in bending and stretching for asanas to mark the second International Yoga Day, which he said has become a "jan andolan" or people's movement since it started last year.
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Before Seoul Meet, Foreign Secretary Visits China Over Nuke Club Seat
Ahead of a key meeting of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) in Seoul on Friday, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar made an unannounced visit to China this week to seek support for India's membership of the elite club. He was in Bejing from June 16-17 and held bilateral consultations with his counterpart.
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'Attempt To Intimidate': Lawyer Indira Jaising After NGO Licence Is Suspended
Noted lawyer Indira Jaising's NGO 'Lawyers' Collective' has been barred from receiving foreign funds after its licence was suspended for six months by the Home Ministry for alleged violation of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act or the FCRA.
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Five Arrested For Attack On 6 Africans In Delhi: 10 Developments
Five people have been arrested for the attack on six Africans in south Delhi's Mehrauli on Thursday night. Police have said the attacks, a week after a Congolese national was beaten to death in the city, were "isolated incidents" not racist in nature. Two of those attacked have alleged they were beaten with cricket bats.
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Dancer Among Jaish Suspects Who Planned Attack On Air Base Near Delhi
Sajid Ahmad, the alleged leader of a suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed terror module busted in Delhi yesterday, was training as a dancer and had auditioned for reality TV shows as a choreographer.
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From Kota, IIT's Biggest Outpost, An Emotional Appeal To Parents
Over the past many years, Kota in Rajasthan has become a crucial stopover for students who want to be among the nearly 10,000 that IITs accept every year. The small desert town, nearly 250 km from Jaipur, accommodates a range of coaching institutes to prep students for the IIT entrance exam.
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'Better To Dance Than To Beg,' Says Supreme Court On Plea on Dance Bars
Hearing a plea on dance bars in Mumbai, the Supreme Court today observed that it is "better to dance than to go to streets for begging or earning livelihood through unacceptable means."
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Arvind Kejriwal Carpools As Odd-Even Rule Is Put To Test
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal carpooled with Transport Minister Gopal Rai and Health Minister Satyendar Jain to reach his office as the second round of his Odd-Even experiment was put to its real test today with schools and offices opening after a long weekend. His car's license plate ends in an odd number - which means he cannot use it toda...
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Water Train Arrives In Latur To Cheers - And Competing Claims Of Credit
Cheers filled the air as a train carrying five lakh litres of water pulled into Latur early this morning, several hours behind schedule and with far less water than originally planned.
