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Protesting Government Employees Clash With Police in Srinagar
A peaceful protest in Srinagar by contractual government employees, demanding regularization of services, turned violent today after the police resorted to heavy tear gas shelling and used batons to stop the demonstrations.
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AAP's Jarnail Singh Gets Reprieve From Court, But Asked to Report to Police Tomorrow
Aam Aadmi Party legislator Jarnail Singh -- who is wanted in case of manhandling of a government servant -- has been granted protection from arrest till May 18 by the Delhi High Court. The court, however, ruled that he has to appear before the police tomorrow and assist them with the investigation.
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Don't Have Dawood Ibrahim's Address but Know he is in Pakistan: Minister Haribhai Chaudhary
A day after his statement in Parliament on underworld don Dawood Ibrahim triggered an uproar, Minister of State for Home Haribhai Chaudhury clarified, "We don't have his (Dawood Ibrahim) address but we know he is in Pakistan. There is no confusion."
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'Horn OK Please' Banned for Trucks in Maharashtra
When you next peer at the truck driving in front to read the legend on its back, you might find a funny rhyme or two, but it won't read "Horn Ok, Please." Not in Maharashtra, at least.
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BJP Protests Outside Arvind Kejriwal's House, Demands Sacking of Delhi Law Minister for Allegedly Forging His Degree
The BJP in Delhi today held a protest outside Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence, demanding dismissal of Law Minister Jitender Singh Tomar, who is facing charges of forging a law degree.
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Government Deploys Nearly 100 Buses to Earthquake-Hit Nepal to Bring Back Stranded Indians
Nearly 100 buses of the Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation are queued up at the bus stand, and luggage is being loaded on them, batch by batch. A first batch of five buses, carrying hundreds of Indians, left for Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday morning. Another batch would leave for Bihar in the afternoon.
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Migrants From Nepal in India Worry for Families Back Home After Earthquake
Migrant labourers from Nepal living in Mussoorie, a hill station in the Dehradun district of Uttarakhand, are anxiously waiting to hear from their friends and family back home after a massive earthquake yesterday morning left thousands of people dead.
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This Man is Suspected of Raping a Five-year-Old in Mumbai
Three days after a five-year-old was raped in Mumbai's Antop Hill area, investigators have prepared a sketch of the suspect and announced a reward of Rs 25,000 for any information on the culprit.
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Working to Reach Out to Those Affected, Tweets PM Modi After Massive Earthquake
After termors were felt across India after 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal this morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the government is trying to reach out to those affected.
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91 Civic Bodies Go to Polls Across West Bengal Amid Heightened Security
91 civic bodies go to poll today across West Bengal amidst heightened security after violence was reported during Kolkata Corporation elections that were held on April 18.
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Protesting Government Employees Clash With Police in Srinagar
A peaceful protest in Srinagar by contractual government employees, demanding regularization of services, turned violent today after the police resorted to heavy tear gas shelling and used batons to stop the demonstrations.
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AAP's Jarnail Singh Gets Reprieve From Court, But Asked to Report to Police Tomorrow
Aam Aadmi Party legislator Jarnail Singh -- who is wanted in case of manhandling of a government servant -- has been granted protection from arrest till May 18 by the Delhi High Court. The court, however, ruled that he has to appear before the police tomorrow and assist them with the investigation.
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Don't Have Dawood Ibrahim's Address but Know he is in Pakistan: Minister Haribhai Chaudhary
A day after his statement in Parliament on underworld don Dawood Ibrahim triggered an uproar, Minister of State for Home Haribhai Chaudhury clarified, "We don't have his (Dawood Ibrahim) address but we know he is in Pakistan. There is no confusion."
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'Horn OK Please' Banned for Trucks in Maharashtra
When you next peer at the truck driving in front to read the legend on its back, you might find a funny rhyme or two, but it won't read "Horn Ok, Please." Not in Maharashtra, at least.
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BJP Protests Outside Arvind Kejriwal's House, Demands Sacking of Delhi Law Minister for Allegedly Forging His Degree
The BJP in Delhi today held a protest outside Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence, demanding dismissal of Law Minister Jitender Singh Tomar, who is facing charges of forging a law degree.
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Government Deploys Nearly 100 Buses to Earthquake-Hit Nepal to Bring Back Stranded Indians
Nearly 100 buses of the Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation are queued up at the bus stand, and luggage is being loaded on them, batch by batch. A first batch of five buses, carrying hundreds of Indians, left for Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday morning. Another batch would leave for Bihar in the afternoon.
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Migrants From Nepal in India Worry for Families Back Home After Earthquake
Migrant labourers from Nepal living in Mussoorie, a hill station in the Dehradun district of Uttarakhand, are anxiously waiting to hear from their friends and family back home after a massive earthquake yesterday morning left thousands of people dead.
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This Man is Suspected of Raping a Five-year-Old in Mumbai
Three days after a five-year-old was raped in Mumbai's Antop Hill area, investigators have prepared a sketch of the suspect and announced a reward of Rs 25,000 for any information on the culprit.
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Working to Reach Out to Those Affected, Tweets PM Modi After Massive Earthquake
After termors were felt across India after 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal this morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the government is trying to reach out to those affected.
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91 Civic Bodies Go to Polls Across West Bengal Amid Heightened Security
91 civic bodies go to poll today across West Bengal amidst heightened security after violence was reported during Kolkata Corporation elections that were held on April 18.
