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No NEET-UG For Ukraine-Returned Students, Mamata Banerjee Requests PM
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting exemption for Ukraine-returned medical students from NEET-UG for admission to colleges.
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Is AAP's Presence Growing In Punjab? An NDTV Ground Report
The battle for Punjab, which goes to polls early next year, has intensified with the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party pushing hard to expand its turf beyond Delhi.
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Odd-Even Scheme In Haryana Likely From Next Week, Say Sources
Haryana is all set to impose the odd-even rule for vehicles in Gurugram, sources said, though the plan is yet to be announced officially.
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"My Life is Under Threat In Maharashtra": BJP Worker After Drugs Bust
The involvement of a BJP worker and a private detective in the raid on a cruise ship off the Mumbai coast by India's anti-drugs agency has kicked up a controversy.
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"Hathras Model Of BJP Government": AAP On UP Violence
In the wake of the violence that erupted in Uttar Pradesh's Lakhimpur Kheri district, killing eight, including four farmers, opposition parties carried out protests across India, condemning the violence.
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Punjab Reduced To "Tamasha", Says Arvind Kejriwal On 2-Day Ludhiana Visit
Creating political ground in an already politically heated state of Punjab with the Congress leadership in crisis, the AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday embarked on his 2-day visit to Ludhiana.
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Gurgaon Ramps Up Surveillance, Testing As City Sees Rise In Dengue Cases
Gurgaon has reported 18 cases of dengue and two cases of malaria this season. With the city witnessing an upsurge in vector borne-diseases, the district health officials have set up a 20-bed ward at the civil hospital to deal with the outbreak.
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Delhi Students Back In Schools After 17 Months, Strict Covid Rules
Schools in the national capital reopened with strict anti-Covid measures in place after a gap of 17 months.
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Taliban Killed My Brother For Working For US Troops: Afghan Man In Delhi
Members of the Afghan community entered 8th day of their protest at Delhi's UNHCR office, demanding refugee status and resettlement in the backdrop of the Taliban taking over Afghanistan.
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"War Not The Answer": Afghan Refugee, 25, Sees Country Torn Up Again
For 25-year-old Farhan (name changed), an Afghan student who came to India in 2014 on a scholarship, life couldn't be more "hopeless" since the Taliban took control of his country this month.
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"First Dose - Covaxin, Second - Covishield": Gurgaon Man Alleges Mix-Up
A 20-year-old man in Haryana has said that he was administered a different COVID-19 vaccine despite showing his vaccination certificate - which had details on the Covid vaccine he received as the first dose - at a vaccination centre in Gurgaon.
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"Just Wanted To Leave": Afghan Sikhs Who Carried Guru Granth Sahib From Kabul
Three copies of the Guru Granth Sahib were flown to India from Kabul as Indian citizens and 46 Afghan nationals were evacuated as part of India's evacuation efforts from Afghanistan.
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Taliban Won't Even Let You Pick Up The Dead, Recall Afghans In Delhi
As the Taliban take over their country and a grave human tragedy unfolds, the Afghans living in Delhi reel under the uncertainty of the future, especially those who have not been able to contact their families back home.
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"No Freedom For Women": Afghans In India Helpless Amid Chaos Back Home
An Afghan national living in Delhi said she left her country four years ago as there was no freedom there and that the Taliban's return to power is only going to make things worse for the residents in Afghanistan.
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"Don't Take Shortcuts": Neeraj Chopra's Message To Youngsters On Independence Day
On Independence Day, Neeraj Chopra told the youngsters in the country to "believe in yourself, to believe in your coaching and do not take to shortcuts".
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No NEET-UG For Ukraine-Returned Students, Mamata Banerjee Requests PM
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting exemption for Ukraine-returned medical students from NEET-UG for admission to colleges.
-
Is AAP's Presence Growing In Punjab? An NDTV Ground Report
The battle for Punjab, which goes to polls early next year, has intensified with the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party pushing hard to expand its turf beyond Delhi.
-
Odd-Even Scheme In Haryana Likely From Next Week, Say Sources
Haryana is all set to impose the odd-even rule for vehicles in Gurugram, sources said, though the plan is yet to be announced officially.
-
"My Life is Under Threat In Maharashtra": BJP Worker After Drugs Bust
The involvement of a BJP worker and a private detective in the raid on a cruise ship off the Mumbai coast by India's anti-drugs agency has kicked up a controversy.
-
"Hathras Model Of BJP Government": AAP On UP Violence
In the wake of the violence that erupted in Uttar Pradesh's Lakhimpur Kheri district, killing eight, including four farmers, opposition parties carried out protests across India, condemning the violence.
-
Punjab Reduced To "Tamasha", Says Arvind Kejriwal On 2-Day Ludhiana Visit
Creating political ground in an already politically heated state of Punjab with the Congress leadership in crisis, the AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday embarked on his 2-day visit to Ludhiana.
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Gurgaon Ramps Up Surveillance, Testing As City Sees Rise In Dengue Cases
Gurgaon has reported 18 cases of dengue and two cases of malaria this season. With the city witnessing an upsurge in vector borne-diseases, the district health officials have set up a 20-bed ward at the civil hospital to deal with the outbreak.
-
Delhi Students Back In Schools After 17 Months, Strict Covid Rules
Schools in the national capital reopened with strict anti-Covid measures in place after a gap of 17 months.
-
Taliban Killed My Brother For Working For US Troops: Afghan Man In Delhi
Members of the Afghan community entered 8th day of their protest at Delhi's UNHCR office, demanding refugee status and resettlement in the backdrop of the Taliban taking over Afghanistan.
-
"War Not The Answer": Afghan Refugee, 25, Sees Country Torn Up Again
For 25-year-old Farhan (name changed), an Afghan student who came to India in 2014 on a scholarship, life couldn't be more "hopeless" since the Taliban took control of his country this month.
-
"First Dose - Covaxin, Second - Covishield": Gurgaon Man Alleges Mix-Up
A 20-year-old man in Haryana has said that he was administered a different COVID-19 vaccine despite showing his vaccination certificate - which had details on the Covid vaccine he received as the first dose - at a vaccination centre in Gurgaon.
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"Just Wanted To Leave": Afghan Sikhs Who Carried Guru Granth Sahib From Kabul
Three copies of the Guru Granth Sahib were flown to India from Kabul as Indian citizens and 46 Afghan nationals were evacuated as part of India's evacuation efforts from Afghanistan.
-
Taliban Won't Even Let You Pick Up The Dead, Recall Afghans In Delhi
As the Taliban take over their country and a grave human tragedy unfolds, the Afghans living in Delhi reel under the uncertainty of the future, especially those who have not been able to contact their families back home.
-
"No Freedom For Women": Afghans In India Helpless Amid Chaos Back Home
An Afghan national living in Delhi said she left her country four years ago as there was no freedom there and that the Taliban's return to power is only going to make things worse for the residents in Afghanistan.
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"Don't Take Shortcuts": Neeraj Chopra's Message To Youngsters On Independence Day
On Independence Day, Neeraj Chopra told the youngsters in the country to "believe in yourself, to believe in your coaching and do not take to shortcuts".
