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Oppn MPs Manhandled Marshals, Strict Action Should Be Taken: Parliamentary Affairs Minister
Pralhad Joshi termed 'totally false' the opposition’s allegations that marshals manhandled their MPs and said one can check facts from CCTV footage.
International Youth Day 2021: 5 Things That Differentiate Today’s Youth From Past Generations
International Youth Day 2021: Today, it is the millennials and the Gen Z that are emerging as the two generations who make up a large portion of the young population
U.S. Finds Pakistan Useful Only To Clean Up Mess In Afghanistan -Khan
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan accused the United States of seeing his country as useful only in the context of the "mess" it is leaving behind in Afghanistan after 20 years of fighting.
Uttar Pradesh Achieves Vaccine Milestone, Over 5.50 Crore Doses Administered So Far
With the supply of vaccines having escalated after the Centre announced the ‘Vaccine for All’ drive in June, the state is in a position to further scale up the drive.
Delhi Man, His Minor Friend Stab Person for Talking to Ex-girlfriend
The accused bought a button-activated knife to commit the crime.
Andhra's Visakhapatnam Witnesses Steep Rise in Dengue Cases, Hospitals Flooded With Patients
Of 233 dengue cases, 102 were reported from the urban areas and 89 cases from the rural areas.
Sufi Clerics Pledge to Promote Sufism in India in National Seminar, Kerala Governor Supports Cause
The governor in his inaugural address advised the participants to stay away from the divisive forces who peddled the false narratives that ‘Islam is in danger’
Hard to Believe: HC Surprised Over Madhya Pradesh Govt's Reply that Oxygen Shortage Caused No Deaths
The HC observed this while hearing a set of petitions filed with it seeking compensation for deaths allegedly caused by the dearth of oxygen supply during the second wave.
Class 9 Student Dies By Suicide in Himachal’s Kullu
Police are yet to find out the reason behind the suicide. Family members and friends of the girl are being questioned by the police.
News18 Daybreak |BMC Begins Offline Verification for Travellers at 53 Stations; Mumbai Police Fears Raj Kundra May Take Nirav Modi Route
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‘Khela Hobe Dibas’ on Calcutta Killings Date Triggers Row in Bengal, BJP Raise Concerns
The Opposition Leader and Sanatan dharma members urged the Governor for the change of date because on this day the ‘Great Calcutta Killings’ happened in 1946.
MP Assembly Adjourned Sine Die As Congress MLAs Protest Over OBC Quota, Inflation
As the protesting MLAs charged the Shivraj Singh Chouhan government of being anti-OBC, the chief minister and members of the Treasury benches retaliated accusing the Congress of engaging in drama
J&K Security Forces Foil Big Hawala Racket Near LoC, Several Lakh Rupees Recovered
The development comes in the backdrop of National Investigation Agency’s crackdown on terror financing network.
Newborn Undergoes Life-saving Surgery for Rare, Large Congenital Tumour in Delhi
The baby's tumour was detected on a routine ultrasound of his mother at 20 weeks of her gestation, doctors said.
Only 2 Persons from Outside J&K Bought Properties After Article 370 Abrogation: Govt to Parliament
Minister of State for Home Affairs Nityanand Rai said this on Tuesday to the Lok Sabha in response to a question.
Global Eradication of Covid-19 More Feasible Than for Polio, BMJ Analysis Says
Public health experts from the University of Otago Wellington in New Zealand noted that vaccination, public health measures, and global interest in achieving this goal all make eradication of COVID-19 possible
