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Nine unions representing 5.4 million public workers issued a joint strike call to show their "profound disagreement" with Macron's bid to transform the gargantuan public service.
Thousands turned up in Delhi and four other cities across the country holding aloft placards as a part of the #NotInMyName demonstrations calling for an end to the lynching of innocent Muslims by mobs of cow vigilantes.
His forthcoming film Tubelight, featuring superstar Salman Khan and his brother Sohail, is set in the backdrop of the India-China war of 1962.
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The White House has made clear it regards the carriage procession as an essential element of the itinerary for President Trump's visit currently planned for the second week of October, The Sunday Times reported, citing officials.
Assam Finance Minister Hemanta Bishwa Sarma on Monday said that if the BJP forms the next government in Manipur, a CBI inquiry will be ordered into staged shootouts in the state.
Over the years, the Valentine's Day celebrations in the city have also attracted a lot of contempt from some political parties that create disturbances at many places.
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said the unrest in Kashmir cannot be blamed on Pakistan but was a result of "mistakes" made by the government of not engaging with the people of the state.
Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan has once again been detained at Los Angeles airport by the immigration department. While waiting, the actor took to Twitter to talk about his detention.
Obama expressed his gratitude to police officers and noted he had grieved with families of fallen officers.
Oxlade-Chamberlain was injured during last week's 2-0 loss to Barcelona in the Champions League round of 16.
The protest comes even as the interim Vice Chancellor of Hyderabad University Vipin Srivastava made a fresh appeal to students on Tuesday to restore normalcy on campus.
Kejriwal announced a compensation of Rs two lakh each on behalf of the party to the next of kin of the three deceased in the Pathankot attacks.
