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"No Final Decision Yet": Centre Clarifies Amid Chandigarh Bill Row
"No final decision on administrative changes in Chandigarh," says Centre amid political row
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J&K Sees 70% Drop In Terror Activities, Civilian Casualties Still A Concern
Jammu and Kashmir recorded a decline of over 70 per cent in terror-related activities in the past five years but civilian killings continue to remain a major concern amid a surge in such cases in the region this year.
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India Bans Hizb-ut-Tahrir, Alleges Group Is "Involved In Terrorism"
The government on Thursday declared Hizb-ut-Tahrir (HuT), a global pan-Islamic group set up in Jerusalem in 1953, a banned organisation as it aims to establish Islamic state and caliphate globally through jihad and terrorist activities.
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What Challenges Await Amit Shah In Fresh Stint In Home Ministry
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trusted lieutenant Amit Shah took charge as the Union Minister of Home Affairs on Tuesday for second time.
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Most Corruption Complaints Against Home Ministry Employees: Report
The highest number of corruption complaints last year were against employees of the Union home ministry, followed by those working for the railways and in banks, according to the Central Vigilance Commission's latest annual report.
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Centre Asks CBI To Probe Manipur Horror Video, Wants Trials Outside State
The case of the horror video from Manipur -- which showed two women being paraded naked by a mob -- will be investigated by the Central Bureau of Investigation, the Centre said.
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Padma Awards Recommendations, Nominations To Be Accepted Till Sept 15
The online process for nominations and recommendations for the Padma Awards 2024 are underway and the last date is September 15.
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Centre Seeks Report From Bengal Over Opposition's "False Cases" Claim
The Union home ministry has sought "immediately" a report from the West Bengal government on allegations that "false and fabricated" cases were registered against opposition leaders and workers in the state.
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Suicide, Fratricide Rising Among Central Forces, Home Ministry Checks Why
Cases of suicide and fratricide are going up by the year in the Central Armed Police Forces. A Task Force appointed by the Union Home Ministry has found the triggers include issues related to humiliation, harassment and leave-related concern.
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Home Ministry To Review Security In Kashmir At Hold High-Level Meet Today
Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla will chair a high-level security review meeting on Jammu and Kashmir, here this afternoon, sources said on Tuesday.
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Delhi's 3 Civic Bodies Merged Into One- Municipal Corporation Of Delhi
Delhi's three civic bodies will become a single entity as Union Home Ministry issued a notification for the unification of the three municipal corporations that were trifurcated in 2012.
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Centre Operationalises Helpline, Reporting Platform To Fight Cyber Fraud
The Union Home Ministry has operationalised the national helpline 155260 and reporting platform for preventing financial loss due to cyber fraud.
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Centre's Rules For States On Lockdowns: "Containment To Flatten Curve"
The Centre has put out guidelines for states on enforcing lockdowns and containment zones to try and flatten the curve amid spiraling Covid cases.
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Rail Coaches With 800 Beds To Delhi For Covid Treatment: Home Ministry
As many as 45 doctors and 160 paramedics of the paramilitary forces have arrived in Delhi for deployment on COVID-19 duties while the Railways will make available coaches with 800 beds at a station in Delhi to be used as COVID care-cum-isolation facilities, the MHA said on Wednesday.
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Centre Denies Allegation Of Pressurising Delhi To Lower COVID-19 Testing
The Union Home Ministry on Thursday termed as baseless the allegation that it is putting pressure on the Delhi government not to increase COVID-19 tests to 40,000 in the national capital.
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"No Final Decision Yet": Centre Clarifies Amid Chandigarh Bill Row
"No final decision on administrative changes in Chandigarh," says Centre amid political row
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J&K Sees 70% Drop In Terror Activities, Civilian Casualties Still A Concern
Jammu and Kashmir recorded a decline of over 70 per cent in terror-related activities in the past five years but civilian killings continue to remain a major concern amid a surge in such cases in the region this year.
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India Bans Hizb-ut-Tahrir, Alleges Group Is "Involved In Terrorism"
The government on Thursday declared Hizb-ut-Tahrir (HuT), a global pan-Islamic group set up in Jerusalem in 1953, a banned organisation as it aims to establish Islamic state and caliphate globally through jihad and terrorist activities.
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What Challenges Await Amit Shah In Fresh Stint In Home Ministry
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trusted lieutenant Amit Shah took charge as the Union Minister of Home Affairs on Tuesday for second time.
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Most Corruption Complaints Against Home Ministry Employees: Report
The highest number of corruption complaints last year were against employees of the Union home ministry, followed by those working for the railways and in banks, according to the Central Vigilance Commission's latest annual report.
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Centre Asks CBI To Probe Manipur Horror Video, Wants Trials Outside State
The case of the horror video from Manipur -- which showed two women being paraded naked by a mob -- will be investigated by the Central Bureau of Investigation, the Centre said.
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Padma Awards Recommendations, Nominations To Be Accepted Till Sept 15
The online process for nominations and recommendations for the Padma Awards 2024 are underway and the last date is September 15.
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Centre Seeks Report From Bengal Over Opposition's "False Cases" Claim
The Union home ministry has sought "immediately" a report from the West Bengal government on allegations that "false and fabricated" cases were registered against opposition leaders and workers in the state.
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Suicide, Fratricide Rising Among Central Forces, Home Ministry Checks Why
Cases of suicide and fratricide are going up by the year in the Central Armed Police Forces. A Task Force appointed by the Union Home Ministry has found the triggers include issues related to humiliation, harassment and leave-related concern.
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Home Ministry To Review Security In Kashmir At Hold High-Level Meet Today
Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla will chair a high-level security review meeting on Jammu and Kashmir, here this afternoon, sources said on Tuesday.
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Delhi's 3 Civic Bodies Merged Into One- Municipal Corporation Of Delhi
Delhi's three civic bodies will become a single entity as Union Home Ministry issued a notification for the unification of the three municipal corporations that were trifurcated in 2012.
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Centre Operationalises Helpline, Reporting Platform To Fight Cyber Fraud
The Union Home Ministry has operationalised the national helpline 155260 and reporting platform for preventing financial loss due to cyber fraud.
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Centre's Rules For States On Lockdowns: "Containment To Flatten Curve"
The Centre has put out guidelines for states on enforcing lockdowns and containment zones to try and flatten the curve amid spiraling Covid cases.
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Rail Coaches With 800 Beds To Delhi For Covid Treatment: Home Ministry
As many as 45 doctors and 160 paramedics of the paramilitary forces have arrived in Delhi for deployment on COVID-19 duties while the Railways will make available coaches with 800 beds at a station in Delhi to be used as COVID care-cum-isolation facilities, the MHA said on Wednesday.
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Centre Denies Allegation Of Pressurising Delhi To Lower COVID-19 Testing
The Union Home Ministry on Thursday termed as baseless the allegation that it is putting pressure on the Delhi government not to increase COVID-19 tests to 40,000 in the national capital.
