RSS condemns Mohandas' controversial remarks, says views are personal
RSS condemns Mohandas' controversial remarks, says views are personal
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RSS condemns Mohandas' controversial remarks, says views are personal
Read at sourceThe cause of the smoke indication is yet to be ascertained. The flight was operating from Dubai to Mumbai when the incident took place.
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At least four protesters sustained pellet wounds during the July 20 Parliament march and one of them is likely to lose his eyesight
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Delhi Police use facial recognition to verify 2,873 people from CCTV footage; officials say 989 had serious criminal antecedents.
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‘Removed in error’: Meta on blocking PM Modi's video on Facebook
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HC dismisses petition in Jauhar University matter after govt contests maintainability
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Talks involving Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and an expert committee on the matter continue
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Volunteer Mohammad Junaid urged supporters not to pay heed to “fake rumours” and said that the CJP leadership was with him.
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The Allahabad High Court held that a woman who is induced into marriage by concealment of her husband's existing marriage is entitled to maintenance.
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Telangana police have launched a manhunt for trainee IPS officer Mulagani Uday Krishna Reddy after the high court refused him interim protection from arrest in a sexual harassment case involving a fellow trainee IPS officer
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July marks the passing of two legendary personalities associated with Karnataka and Kannada
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The Karnataka High Court on Monday refused to halt a criminal investigation against the daughter of suspended former Karnataka Public Service Commission chairman Shivashankarappa S Sahukar, with the petitioner withdrawing her plea after the court questioned the legitimacy of an income certificate allegedly used to claim reservation benefits in a government recruitment process
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Parliament monsoon session LIVE: Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla on Monday allotted 6 hours for the debate on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, in the backdrop of student protests that forced Dharmendra Pradhan to resign.
Read at sourceTejashwi Yadav announced that a massive protest will take place in Bihar if chief minister Samrat Chaudhary doesn't undo the police action against students.
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An eight-year-old boy drowned after slipping into a water filled pit dug for a railway construction project in Karnataka’s Raichur district on Sunday, police said
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The Congress has weathered the transition from Siddaramaiah to DK Shivakumar in government
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Karnataka’s prolonged wait for a cabinet expansion entered what Congress leaders described as its final phase on Monday, with chief minister DK Shivakumar travelling to New Delhi for talks expected to settle the composition of his ministry after weeks of internal consultations
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The Standing Committee on Chemicals and Fertilisers on Monday said the Department of Fertilisers had satisfactorily accepted only four of its 18 recommendations, while its replies on 11 recommendations were found inadequate, prompting the panel to reiterate its earlier observations.
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The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Monday said students and protesters were being detained or arrested in various states, particularly Assam, Bihar and West Bengal, in violation of the agreement with the Centre last week, and threatened to return to street protests if it didn’t stop
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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has set out to regain control of the political narrative after the Union government was pushed on the back foot over student protests that forced the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan as education minister, said people aware of the details
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