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US Walks Back On Pulses, Agri Sector Claims In Factsheet On India Trade Deal
The Trump administration has also removed the mention of agricultural goods from the text. It also altered its wording around President Trump's claim about India's "commitment" to buying over $500 billion of US goods.
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is "Pir Panjal" A Region? Chaos In J&K Assembly Over BJP MLA's Comment
A heated clash broke out in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly today between the BJP and Congress legislators over the use of the word "Pir Panjal" for the border districts of Poonch and Rajouri.
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Truecaller Community Suggestions: What Is It, How Does It Work, Benefits and More
Truecaller has started rolling out its new Community Suggestions feature in India. Now, when a known or unknown caller will contact you, their contact card will display tags, including their profession, company, location, or role. This is claimed to provide context and information about the caller, helping users decide whether they should take the ...
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'Pawar Play': Has Sharad Pawar, Master Of Political Optics, Returned?
In the high-stakes world of politics, few have mastered the art of the visual narrative as effectively as Sharad Pawar. As the adage goes, 'a picture tells a thousand words' and the veteran Nationalist Congress Party leader remains one of its more ad
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'Doctor', 'Dr' Not Exclusive To Medical Professionals: Kerala High Court
Justice V G Arun said that the word 'doctor' was initially used for referring to someone who had achieved the highest level of learning and had received a licence to teach in fields like theology, law and philosophy.
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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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'Affront To Non-Hindi Speakers': P Chidambaram Flags Names Of New Bills
Senior Congress leader and Rajya Sabha MP P Chidambaram has opposed the use of Hindi words in the title of Bills introduced in Parliament, calling it an "affront to non-Hindi speaking people".
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'Deepfake' Of Ex Army Chief's NDTV Interview Circulated By Pak Accounts
Pakistani propaganda accounts ran a deep fake version of NDTV's Shiv Aroor's interview of General VP Malik (retired) and made the former Indian Army chief sound communal using words he had never spoken.
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"Biryani", "Daawat": Codes Used By White Collar Terror Module On Telegram
The members of the white collar terror module that the security agencies busted in Haryanas Faridabad used the secure messaging app Telegram to make terror plans using the names of common dishes to avoid drawing attention, sources said.
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Say 'Please', 'Sorry', 'Thank you': Haryana Top Cop On Being Polite To Public
Haryana DGP O P Singh emphasised that polite behaviour with the public is crucial and asked police officials to use simple and courteous words like 'please', 'sorry' and 'thank you', saying this will improve the image of the police.
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US Walks Back On Pulses, Agri Sector Claims In Factsheet On India Trade Deal
The Trump administration has also removed the mention of agricultural goods from the text. It also altered its wording around President Trump's claim about India's "commitment" to buying over $500 billion of US goods.
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is "Pir Panjal" A Region? Chaos In J&K Assembly Over BJP MLA's Comment
A heated clash broke out in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly today between the BJP and Congress legislators over the use of the word "Pir Panjal" for the border districts of Poonch and Rajouri.
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Truecaller Community Suggestions: What Is It, How Does It Work, Benefits and More
Truecaller has started rolling out its new Community Suggestions feature in India. Now, when a known or unknown caller will contact you, their contact card will display tags, including their profession, company, location, or role. This is claimed to provide context and information about the caller, helping users decide whether they should take the ...
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'Pawar Play': Has Sharad Pawar, Master Of Political Optics, Returned?
In the high-stakes world of politics, few have mastered the art of the visual narrative as effectively as Sharad Pawar. As the adage goes, 'a picture tells a thousand words' and the veteran Nationalist Congress Party leader remains one of its more ad
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'Doctor', 'Dr' Not Exclusive To Medical Professionals: Kerala High Court
Justice V G Arun said that the word 'doctor' was initially used for referring to someone who had achieved the highest level of learning and had received a licence to teach in fields like theology, law and philosophy.
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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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'Affront To Non-Hindi Speakers': P Chidambaram Flags Names Of New Bills
Senior Congress leader and Rajya Sabha MP P Chidambaram has opposed the use of Hindi words in the title of Bills introduced in Parliament, calling it an "affront to non-Hindi speaking people".
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'Deepfake' Of Ex Army Chief's NDTV Interview Circulated By Pak Accounts
Pakistani propaganda accounts ran a deep fake version of NDTV's Shiv Aroor's interview of General VP Malik (retired) and made the former Indian Army chief sound communal using words he had never spoken.
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"Biryani", "Daawat": Codes Used By White Collar Terror Module On Telegram
The members of the white collar terror module that the security agencies busted in Haryanas Faridabad used the secure messaging app Telegram to make terror plans using the names of common dishes to avoid drawing attention, sources said.
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Say 'Please', 'Sorry', 'Thank you': Haryana Top Cop On Being Polite To Public
Haryana DGP O P Singh emphasised that polite behaviour with the public is crucial and asked police officials to use simple and courteous words like 'please', 'sorry' and 'thank you', saying this will improve the image of the police.
