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"Not Received Any Instructions To Invest In Any Group": LIC On Washington Post Report
The LIC on Tuesday reiterated that the public sector insurer has neither issued nor received any document mentioned in the Washington Post report, which alleges that its decisions to invest in Adani Group were influenced by external factors.
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"Misleading": Ex-LIC Chief Slams Washington Post Report On Adani Link
The Washington Post alleged that LIC's investment decisions, particularly concerning the Adani Group, are influenced by 'external factors'.
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"False, Baseless": LIC Rejects Washington Post Report On Adani Link
An article in The Washington Post had claimed that officials allegedly fast-tracked a proposal in May to direct approximately $3.9 billion in investments from the LIC to an Adani group firm.
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Trump May Exclude Generic Drugs From Tariffs. Good News For India?
The Donald Trump administration has dropped plans to impose tariffs on generic drugs from foreign countries, following months of debate over whether to impose taxes on the majority of medications prescribed in the US.
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Centre Trashes US Report Linking India To Plot To Impeach Maldives President
India strongly trashed two reports published by the Washington Post -- one linking New Delhi to a failed plot to impeach Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu and another on Indian agents allegedly attempting to eliminate terror elements in Pakistan.
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"Half Facts, Tiresome": Minister Responds To Report On iPhone Warnings
Union Minister of State for Information Technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar has rebutted "The Washington Post" report on Centre allegedly targeting Apple after the company warned independent journalists and opposition party politicians.
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"Aggressive Surveillance": US Expert On Activist Rona Wilson's Laptop
Writer-activist Rona Jacob Wilson's computer was hacked two years before his arrest in the Bhima-Koregaon case, and the purpose was "aggressive surveillance" and inserting fake documents, Mark Spencer of US-based digital forensics firm Arsenal Consulting told NDTV on Wednesday. Earlier this year, the firm was asked by Mr Wilson's lawyers to examine...
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CIA Spied on India, Pakistan, Others Through Secretly-Owned Swiss Encryption Firm: Report
More than 100 countries across the world including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh bought Swiss encryption equipment without suspecting that foreign spies, including CIA agents, would have access to their secrets, The Washington Post reported.
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Delhi World's Most Polluted Megacity As Beijing Cleans Up: Report
India's capital city of New Delhi, choked by rising automobile emissions and construction dust, was named on Wednesday the world's most polluted megacity by the World Health Organization, which analyzed the levels of the pollutant PM10 in the air in cities with populations above 14 million between 2010 and 2016.
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"Loud Bang, Then Bus Rolled Off Hill": Student Recounts Himachal Horror
A school bus veered off a mountain road in India's Kangra Valley on Monday, tumbling into a deep gorge in the Himalayan foothills and killing at least 27 people, including 23 children, according to local media reports
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"Not Received Any Instructions To Invest In Any Group": LIC On Washington Post Report
The LIC on Tuesday reiterated that the public sector insurer has neither issued nor received any document mentioned in the Washington Post report, which alleges that its decisions to invest in Adani Group were influenced by external factors.
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"Misleading": Ex-LIC Chief Slams Washington Post Report On Adani Link
The Washington Post alleged that LIC's investment decisions, particularly concerning the Adani Group, are influenced by 'external factors'.
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"False, Baseless": LIC Rejects Washington Post Report On Adani Link
An article in The Washington Post had claimed that officials allegedly fast-tracked a proposal in May to direct approximately $3.9 billion in investments from the LIC to an Adani group firm.
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Trump May Exclude Generic Drugs From Tariffs. Good News For India?
The Donald Trump administration has dropped plans to impose tariffs on generic drugs from foreign countries, following months of debate over whether to impose taxes on the majority of medications prescribed in the US.
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Centre Trashes US Report Linking India To Plot To Impeach Maldives President
India strongly trashed two reports published by the Washington Post -- one linking New Delhi to a failed plot to impeach Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu and another on Indian agents allegedly attempting to eliminate terror elements in Pakistan.
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"Half Facts, Tiresome": Minister Responds To Report On iPhone Warnings
Union Minister of State for Information Technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar has rebutted "The Washington Post" report on Centre allegedly targeting Apple after the company warned independent journalists and opposition party politicians.
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"Aggressive Surveillance": US Expert On Activist Rona Wilson's Laptop
Writer-activist Rona Jacob Wilson's computer was hacked two years before his arrest in the Bhima-Koregaon case, and the purpose was "aggressive surveillance" and inserting fake documents, Mark Spencer of US-based digital forensics firm Arsenal Consulting told NDTV on Wednesday. Earlier this year, the firm was asked by Mr Wilson's lawyers to examine...
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CIA Spied on India, Pakistan, Others Through Secretly-Owned Swiss Encryption Firm: Report
More than 100 countries across the world including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh bought Swiss encryption equipment without suspecting that foreign spies, including CIA agents, would have access to their secrets, The Washington Post reported.
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Delhi World's Most Polluted Megacity As Beijing Cleans Up: Report
India's capital city of New Delhi, choked by rising automobile emissions and construction dust, was named on Wednesday the world's most polluted megacity by the World Health Organization, which analyzed the levels of the pollutant PM10 in the air in cities with populations above 14 million between 2010 and 2016.
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"Loud Bang, Then Bus Rolled Off Hill": Student Recounts Himachal Horror
A school bus veered off a mountain road in India's Kangra Valley on Monday, tumbling into a deep gorge in the Himalayan foothills and killing at least 27 people, including 23 children, according to local media reports
