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UP Elections 2017: After No Show, Sonia Gandhi's Open Letter To Amethi-Raebareli Voters
Congress president Sonia Gandhi, who has not campaigned at all for the Uttar Pradesh elections, has written a letter one day before voting is held in her parliamentary constituency Raebareli, accusing the Modi government of "deliberately" depriving people of the centre's welfare schemes.
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Assembly Elections 2017: More Cash For Candidates? Election Commission Irked By RBI's Response
The Election Commission's written request to the Reserve Bank of India to allow more cash withdrawal for election candidates in the five states has been turned down. The central bank said the special provision was not possible at the moment, piquing the poll authority to give a curt response.
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AAP's Ashutosh Says Will Appear Before Women's Panel To Explain His Column On ndtv.com
Aam Aadmi Party leader Ashutosh said today that he would appear before the country's top women's rights body to explain a column he wrote for ndtv.com on the removal of Delhi minister Sandeep Kumar over a sex scandal.
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Election Commission Seeks RBI's Help To Check 'Spike' In Cash Flow During Elections
The Election Commission has written to the Reserve Bank of India asking for more inputs after its chief Raghuram Rajan said the circulation of cash in the country may have gone up by Rs 60,000 crore because of the upcoming elections.
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Rights Activist Alleges Fraud In Loans To Maharashtra Farmers, Seeks CBI Probe
Farmers' Rights activist Kishore Tiwari has alleged fraud in distribution of funds to farmers by nationalized and cooperative banks in Maharashtra and has written to the Prime Minister seeking a CBI investigation.
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'Congress Will Smash RSS,' Says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack at the Modi government today for what he called was "an assault on liberty, rights and democratic space" and promised that his Congress party will be the "biggest force" opposing the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS.
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After Violence, Charges of Rigging in Bengal Civic Polls, Re-Poll Ordered
The state election commission of West Bengal today ordered re-polling at some booths of Asansol, Bally and Kolkata's Salt Lake in the state's civic polls which have been marred by reports of rigging. The voting will be held on October 8 and counting will take place the next day.
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Living Alone at 98, She Gets a Free Lunchbox Delivered to Her Everyday
Angela Fernandes lives by herself in Mumbais western suburb of Borivali. A retired school teacher, she is able to run a house on her monthly pension. At 98, she cant cook for herself anymore. But in 58-year-old Mark DSouza, Ms Fernandes has found a friend whose free tiffin service keeps her covered.
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For Facebook Townhall, PM Modi and Zuckerberg Change Their Display Pictures
Hours ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Facebook headquarters in Silicon Valley, its CEO Mark Zuckerberg had a surprise: A profile picture on his Facebook account superimposed with the colours of the Indian flag.
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Activists Call for Kerala Boycott as Government Refuses to Stop Culling of Street Dogs
Kerala government's decision to cull 'dangerous' and 'rabies-infected' street dogs has a backlash in the state, the country and abroad.
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UP Elections 2017: After No Show, Sonia Gandhi's Open Letter To Amethi-Raebareli Voters
Congress president Sonia Gandhi, who has not campaigned at all for the Uttar Pradesh elections, has written a letter one day before voting is held in her parliamentary constituency Raebareli, accusing the Modi government of "deliberately" depriving people of the centre's welfare schemes.
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Assembly Elections 2017: More Cash For Candidates? Election Commission Irked By RBI's Response
The Election Commission's written request to the Reserve Bank of India to allow more cash withdrawal for election candidates in the five states has been turned down. The central bank said the special provision was not possible at the moment, piquing the poll authority to give a curt response.
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AAP's Ashutosh Says Will Appear Before Women's Panel To Explain His Column On ndtv.com
Aam Aadmi Party leader Ashutosh said today that he would appear before the country's top women's rights body to explain a column he wrote for ndtv.com on the removal of Delhi minister Sandeep Kumar over a sex scandal.
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Election Commission Seeks RBI's Help To Check 'Spike' In Cash Flow During Elections
The Election Commission has written to the Reserve Bank of India asking for more inputs after its chief Raghuram Rajan said the circulation of cash in the country may have gone up by Rs 60,000 crore because of the upcoming elections.
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Rights Activist Alleges Fraud In Loans To Maharashtra Farmers, Seeks CBI Probe
Farmers' Rights activist Kishore Tiwari has alleged fraud in distribution of funds to farmers by nationalized and cooperative banks in Maharashtra and has written to the Prime Minister seeking a CBI investigation.
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'Congress Will Smash RSS,' Says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack at the Modi government today for what he called was "an assault on liberty, rights and democratic space" and promised that his Congress party will be the "biggest force" opposing the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS.
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After Violence, Charges of Rigging in Bengal Civic Polls, Re-Poll Ordered
The state election commission of West Bengal today ordered re-polling at some booths of Asansol, Bally and Kolkata's Salt Lake in the state's civic polls which have been marred by reports of rigging. The voting will be held on October 8 and counting will take place the next day.
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Living Alone at 98, She Gets a Free Lunchbox Delivered to Her Everyday
Angela Fernandes lives by herself in Mumbais western suburb of Borivali. A retired school teacher, she is able to run a house on her monthly pension. At 98, she cant cook for herself anymore. But in 58-year-old Mark DSouza, Ms Fernandes has found a friend whose free tiffin service keeps her covered.
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For Facebook Townhall, PM Modi and Zuckerberg Change Their Display Pictures
Hours ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Facebook headquarters in Silicon Valley, its CEO Mark Zuckerberg had a surprise: A profile picture on his Facebook account superimposed with the colours of the Indian flag.
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Activists Call for Kerala Boycott as Government Refuses to Stop Culling of Street Dogs
Kerala government's decision to cull 'dangerous' and 'rabies-infected' street dogs has a backlash in the state, the country and abroad.
