ABVP protests Jharkhand police action during exam irregularities demonstrations
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In a notable legal decision, a judge mandated that the Kennedy Center compensate jazz musician Chuck Redd with over $250,000. This follows Redd's cancellation of a Christmas Eve show due to President Trump's name being displayed prominently. Although the Kennedy Center threatened legal action for $1 million, the judge dismissed the case, referencing a lack of a binding contract and the protective measures under the district's anti-SLAPP law.
2 Dead, 6 Injured After Fire Breaks Out In Residential Building In Mumbai
Mumbai Building Fire: A total of eight injured persons were reported.
Case Against 4 Doctors In Surat For Ragging Junior Who Died By Suicide
Police registered a case against four resident doctors in Surat for their alleged involvement in the ragging of a 30-year old first-year student, who died by suicide.
Six killed and six injured after auto-rickshaw collides with truck in Telangana
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MoPSW clears 335-crore flyover project at Vizag Port
The proposed 3.584-km elevated corridor, connecting Convent Junction with the Dock Area, will separate road and rail traffic within the port
Nirmala Sitharaman travels by Vande Bharat to Jaipur, engages with students and media professionals
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Five Punjab hockey players picked for India
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3175 landless rural households in J&K await land under PMAY-G: Centre
Srinagar, Aug 11:As many as 3175 rural landless households in Jammu and Kashmir are awaiting land to build houses under the Pradhan Mantri AwasYojana-Gramin (PMAY-G), the Centre told the Lok Sabha on Tuesday. The Ministry of Rural Development said 3673 landless households in J&K have been identified as eligible under the scheme. Land has been provided to 498, leaving 3175 awaiting allotment by the J&K administration, it said. The figures were given by Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in a written reply to a Lok Sabha question. They are based on data available as of August 6, 2026. The ministry said, Landless beneficiaries are accorded priority under PMAY-G and that States and Union Territories are responsible for providing land to eligible households and implementing the scheme. J&K has a PMAY-G target of 3,41,644 houses. Of these, 3,34,597 have been sanctioned and 3,26,860 completed. Another 14,784 houses remain incomplete against the target, it said. The Centre said delays were linked to beneficiaries unwillingness, permanent migration, disputed succession in cases involving deceased beneficiaries, delay in allotment of land to landless beneficiaries, delays in updating credit confirmation through State IFMIS, elections, and non-availability of construction material. At the national level, 5,61,919 rural landless households have been identified as eligible. Of these, 3,26,183 have been provided land, while 2,35,736 are awaiting allotment, it said. The government has approved Phase-II of PMAY-G for completion of an additional two crore houses by March 2029. It said progress is being monitored through regular reviews, a dedicated dashboard and workshops with states and UTs, along with timely allocation of targets, release of funds, and rural mason training programmes to accelerate construction.
Security tightened across Pir Panjal
Rajouri, Aug 11:Security has been strengthened across the twin border districts of Rajouri and Poonch ahead of Independence Day, with security forces implementing an elaborate multi-layered security plan to prevent any possible threat. The security grid has been further reinforced through coordinated deployment of the Army, J&K Police, and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) with Additional CAPF companies, including those deployed in the region for the upcoming Budha Amarnath Yatra, have also been mobilised and deployed at strategic locations as part of the heightened security arrangements. Under the high alert, areas along the Line of Control (LoC) are being kept under close surveillance, with particular focus on vulnerable and suspected infiltration routes to prevent any attempt at infiltration or movement of militants from across the border. Security has also been intensified in the hinterland, including sensitive and minority-populated pockets, while forces are maintaining a heightened presence through intensified area domination exercises. Special attention is being given to vital roads and communication corridors, particularly the Jammu-Rajouri-Poonch National Highway, where security forces are conducting regular checking, patrolling and area domination to ensure the safety of commuters and maintain a secure environment ahead of the Independence Day celebrations. Security situation in entire Rajouri, Poonch, and Reasi districts is already on high alert with massive anti-terror operations underway to manhunt the terrorists suspected to be hiding in the areas.
Heavy rains lash parts of Jammu region
Jammu, Aug 11:Heavy rains on Tuesday lashed parts of Jammu region, with Kathua, Jammu, Katra and Samba experiencing significant rainfall, leading to brief surge in water bodies amid persisting forecast of intense isolated weather activity during next 48 hours. In Kathua, which received the highest rainfall in the region during the past 24 hours, Ujhriver on Tuesday afternoon even crossed the danger mark. This prompted the authorities to issue safety alerts for the people in low-lying areas. However, by evening, the water level had started receding. Around 12 pm or so, Ujh crossed the danger mark following an overnight spell of heavy rains. However, it did not reach the evacuation level. But the district administration, which is already in pro-active mode, had already issued a warning, sensitising people to stay alert. But by late noon, the water started receding. Overall the situation remained well under control, Deputy Commissioner Kathua Rajesh Sharma told Greater Kashmir. He stated that Ujhs surge above the danger mark persisted for two hours or so, before it finally started receding. In fact, intense overnight rains in Billawar and its higher reaches led to a surge in Ujh. Seven people, belonging to the nomadic community, were caught in the swollen Ujhriver following a sudden surge near MahiChak village. But all the stranded people, including six females and a child, were safely evacuated with the assistance of SDRF and NDRF teams after the water receded, DC Kathua shared. According to the Met department, Kathua recorded the highest 156 mm of rainfall, followed by Jammu with 79 mm of rainfall, Katra 71 mm and Samba 55 mm of rainfall, during the past 24 hours. Meanwhile, the orange alert issued by the department for isolated heavy rains, thunder storms, lightning and gusty winds for the entire Jammu region, with the possibilities of landslides, shooting stones and flash floods at vulnerable places from August 12 to 15, 2026 continued to be in place. As per India Meteorological Department (IMD) Centre, the activity in terms of spatial distribution in the region will be fairly widespread to widespread, light to moderate and thunderstorm with isolated heavy falls during this period. The weather activity will weaken from August 16. The safety advisories of divisional and district authorities for people in vulnerable stretches to stay alert and away from the water bodies continued to be in place. Meanwhile, a man died of electrocution after he came into contact with an inverter in Kathua which registered an intense spell of heavy rains.
ED arrests Bijnoriya in Nexa Evergreen money laundering case
Mr. Bijnoriya, one of the principal architects and operators of Nexa Evergreen Group, has been accused of carrying out fraudulent operations along with another partner in the firm
Rajasthan to Lead One State, One Election Initiative: State Election Commissioner
Jaipur, August 12: Rajasthan is set to take a pioneering role in implementing the One State, One Election initiative, as announced by State Election Commissioner Rajeshwar Singh. During a video conference with officials from the Electoral Literacy Club (ELC) and college principals, Singh urged young voters to actively participate in the democratic process and make ... Read more Rajasthan to Lead One State, One Election Initiative: State Election Commissioner
Chandigarh administration told the Vice-President that heritage items belonging to Panjab University had been listed for sale by a Chicago-based auction house, which includes a set of eight dining chairs, described as student residence chairs of PU, with an estimated price of $12,000-$15,000
Security stepped up, anti-terror ops launched ahead of Independence Day in J&K
Officials said an anti-militancy operation was initiated in Poonchs Mendhar Sector after a security guard spotted suspected movement near an under-construction tunnel, connecting the Pir Panjal valley with Kashmir
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Hanuman Beniwal Raises Concerns Over Religious Sites in Rajasthans Border Areas in Parliament
Jaipur, August 12: Hanuman Beniwal, the National President of the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) and MP from Nagaur, addressed the Lok Sabha on Tuesday regarding the alleged demolition of religious sites and residential complexes in Rajasthans border areas, particularly in the Barmer parliamentary constituency. While invoking Rule 377 and drawing the attention of Union Home ... Read more Hanuman Beniwal Raises Concerns Over Religious Sites in Rajasthans Border Areas in Parliament
Judge bars Trump move to use Postal Service in US midterm voting
Judge bars Trump move to use Postal Service in US midterm voting
Deekshit, Dheeraj, Akhil Top Bowlers In Hyderabad Cricket League
The bowling honours were dominated by Ajay Dev Gouds 5/55 for Imperial and Md Asif Mansooris 5/25 for Deccan Wanderers
Phuket-Delhi Air India pilot fails 2nd dope test, was high on marijuana
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During the hearing, the court asked the State whether any FIR has been lodged against Abhishek Banerjee before May 4 and additional solicitor general S.V. Raju confirmed the court that there were no cases before that
North Korea Fires Suspected Ballistic Missile Towards Sea: Japan
Japan's Defense Ministry says North Korea has launched a possible ballistic missile toward the sea.
CBI Achieves Major Success with Arrest of Fugitive in Post-Election Violence Case in West Bengal
Kolkata, August 12: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has made a significant breakthrough by arresting a declared fugitive involved in the violence and murder cases following the 2021 elections in West Bengal. On Tuesday, the CBI apprehended the fugitive, Gopal Das, also known as Vishal Paul, in Rabindranagar, Madhyamgram, located in North 24 Parganas ... Read more CBI Achieves Major Success with Arrest of Fugitive in Post-Election Violence Case in West Bengal
Don't wait for job, create one: Bandipora womans journey from 20 sheep to 500
Bandipora, Aug 11: When Mumtaza started her livestock venture in 2020, she had just 20 sheep and a simple determination to build something of her own. Today, that modest beginning has grown into a thriving sheep farm with nearly 500 animals, a journey she says was made possible by hard work, family support and timely guidance from the Animal Husbandry Department. For Mumtaza, the journey did not begin with a big business plan. It began after her education, when a government job failed to come her way. I didnt wait for a job. I thought, why not do something on my own? she recalls. With the support of her family, husband and in-laws, she decided to step into livestock farming. The Animal Husbandry Department provided her with a sheep unit, while officials continued to visit the farm and guide her whenever needed. What started with 20 sheep gradually expanded through persistence and reinvestment. Today, Mumtaza proudly looks after nearly 500 sheep. But for her, the real success of the farm is not measured only by the number of animals. The farm has also become a source of livelihood for others. People are employed for cleaning the farm, removing manure, feeding the animals and carrying out other daily tasks. I didnt just create employment for myself; I also created opportunities for others to earn a livelihood, she says. Behind the numbers is a story of a woman who chose to move forward when opportunities seemed limited. Mumtaza believes that women, particularly those who spend most of their time confined to household responsibilities, should also look beyond the kitchen and explore the opportunities available through government schemes. Where women are often confined to household work, they should come forward and take advantage of government schemes. They should do something for themselves, for their families, and also create employment opportunities for others., she says. Her message to other women is simple: Do not be afraid to start. Come forward. Take advantage of government schemes, just as I did. Leave your hesitation behind, work hard, and move forward. For Mumtaza, the rewards of her hard work have gone far beyond financial independence. The income from the farm helped her educate and support her children and gave her family a better future. And then came a blessing she considers among the most precious achievements of her life she was able to perform Umrah twice through the earnings of her work. From a small flock of 20 sheep to nearly 500, Mumtazas story is not merely about livestock farming. It is about refusing to wait for an opportunity and instead creating one. Her journey also highlights how government support, when combined with individual determination and family encouragement, can help women turn small beginnings into sustainable livelihoods. Today, she has a message for women across Jammu and Kashmir: There are many schemes available today. Go, take advantage of them and start your own work. The beginning may be small, but if you keep working hard, you can achieve great things. Mumtazas 20 sheep were once just a beginning. Five hundred today stand as a reminder that sometimes, all it takes to change a life is the courage to take the first step.
Jaipur, August 12: The Rajasthan government has ordered a significant reshuffle in the Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) by transferring 183 officials ahead of the upcoming Panchayati Raj and urban local body elections. The Personnel Department issued transfer and posting orders on Tuesday, which are effective immediately. This reshuffle follows directives from the State Election Commission, ... Read more Rajasthan Government Announces Major Reshuffle Ahead of Local Body Elections, Transfers 183 Officials
Karnataka BJP Chief B.Y. Vijayendra Stands Firm with Farmers Against Bidadi Township Project
Bengaluru, August 12: Karnataka Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President and MLA B.Y. Vijayendra clarified on Tuesday that there is no confusion within the party regarding support for farmers protesting the proposed Bidadi Township Project. He reiterated that the BJP stands firmly with the farmers. Speaking to reporters in Bengaluru, Vijayendra stated that the BJP had ... Read more Karnataka BJP Chief B.Y. Vijayendra Stands Firm with Farmers Against Bidadi Township Project
LG Sinha to lead Tiranga Rally in Sgr today
Srinagar, Aug 11: The stage is all set for the massive Tiranga Rally in Srinagar on Wednesday (August12, 2026), with the Traffic Police issuing an advisory for motorists and identifying three designated parking places. The rally will commence from the lawns of the Sher-i-Kashmir International Conference Centre (SKICC) and culminate at the Botanical Garden.As per officials, the rally is expected to be led by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, with nearly 20,000 participants expected to takepart. According to details, theme-based selfie points will be installed at SKICC and the Botanical Garden to encourage participants to capture and upload photographs. NCC volunteers have been asked to facilitate participants at these selfie points. Theme-based colouring of tree trunks along the rally route will be undertaken, and the Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) will install the National Flag on electric poles along the route. Officialshavealso directed organisers to sensitise participants about adherence to the National Flag Code and called for organising a Shikara Tiranga Rally in Dal Lake as part of the celebrations. Meanwhile, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg, directed all concerned departments and stakeholders to ensure overwhelming participation in the rally. He called upon officers to ensure that participants reach SKICC well in advance to facilitate the smooth conduct of the event. The Div Com stressed the need for foolproof security arrangements at all venues and along the designated rally route. He directed the constitution of a committee comprising officers from SMC, Police, and the Sainik Welfare Department to monitor strict compliance with the Flag Code during the event. The Div Com also directed en masse participation in Har Ghar Tiranga and celebration of the National Song. Tiranga rallies are being organised across all 20 districts of Jammu and Kashmir from 9 August to 17 August 2026, while 14,03,496 National Flags have been requisitioned by districts for distribution across Jammu and Kashmir to facilitate large-scale participation in the campaign. In view of the Tiranga Rally, traffic movement along Boulevard Road from Lalit Ghat to Kralsangri will remain restricted for five hours on 12 August. According to an advisory issued by the Srinagar Traffic Police, the restrictions will remain in force from 5 AM to 10 AM to facilitate the movement of VIPs, dignitaries, and participants and to prevent congestion on roads. The advisory, issued by Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Traffic City Srinagar, Ajaz Ahmad Bhat, stated that participants have been directed to park their vehicles only at designated locations. Official vehicles will be parked at the Botanical Garden, while participants can use the parking facility near Barista at Lalit Ghat and at Makai Point towards Kralsangri. The Traffic Police warned that vehicles parked along roadsides or at unauthorised locations will be towed. Motorists travelling towards Nishat, Shalimar, and Harwan have been advised to use the DalgateRainawariHazratbal route instead of Boulevard Road. Similarly, motorists travelling from Harwan, Shalimar, Nishat, and adjoining areas towards Lal Chowk have been advised to take the ForeshoreHazratbal route instead of the NishatBoulevard Road axis. Those travelling from Gulab Bagh, Zakura, Naseembagh, Habak, and adjoining areas towards Lal Chowk have been advised to use the Habak DargahKhanyar route instead of Foreshore Road. The Traffic Police stated that emergency vehicles would be allowed to take the shortest available route. Citizens requiring assistance have been asked to contact the Traffic Police Control Room on 103.
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All venues fully secured for Independence Day: IGP Kashmir
Srinagar, Aug 11: Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kashmir Zone, V.K. Birdi, on Tuesday said all venues designated for the Independence Day celebrations across Kashmir have been fully secured, with elaborate security arrangements put in place to ensure peaceful and smooth conduct of the national event. Addressing reporters after visiting Balidan Stambh at Pratap Park, Birdi described Independence Day as he people's celebration and said the responsibility of the police and other security agencies is to provide a safe and secure environment for the public to participate in the festivities. August 15 is the people's function. The role of the police and security agencies is to organise and secure the celebrations. We want people to participate wholeheartedly and celebrate the occasion in a peaceful atmosphere, the IGP said. The main Independence Day function in the Valley will be held at the historic Bakshi Stadium in Srinagar, where Chief Minister Omar Abdullah will hoist the National Flag, inspect the ceremonial parade and take the salute. The event is expected to witness participation from senior civil and police officers, security personnel, students, cultural groups and members of the public. Officials said Bakshi Stadium has been placed under a comprehensive multi-layered security cover. Anti-sabotage teams, assisted by bomb disposal squads and sniffer dog units, have been conducting extensive sanitisation exercises at the venue and surrounding areas. Access to the stadium will be strictly regulated through designated entry gates, with visitors required to undergo identity verification, baggage screening and frisking before entry. Security arrangements have also been strengthened at all district headquarters and other venues hosting official Independence Day functions across Kashmir. Jammu and Kashmir Police, Central Armed Police Forces and other security agencies have been deployed in adequate strength, with Quick Reaction Teams positioned at strategic locations to respond swiftly to any emergency. A network of CCTV cameras has been activated at key venues, while drones will provide real-time aerial surveillance to monitor crowd movement and enhance situational awareness. Additional personnel have been deployed for rooftop security, area domination exercises and round-the-clock patrolling in vulnerable locations. Authorities have intensified vehicle checking and frisking at major entry and exit points, while nakas have been established across Srinagar and other districts. Security has also been enhanced around vital installations, government offices, airports, railway stations, bus terminals and crowded public places. Officials said surveillance and intelligence gathering have been further strengthened, with security and intelligence agencies working in close coordination to maintain constant vigil and respond promptly to any potential threat. Additional checkpoints have also been established along major highways and strategic routes leading to Srinagar and district headquarters. The heightened security measures come as Jammu and Kashmir prepares to celebrate Independence Day, with officials expressing confidence that the elaborate arrangements will ensure peaceful, secure and incident-free celebrations across the Valley.
Har Ghar Tiranga campaign generates employment for Jeevika Didis in Samastipur
Samastipur, Aug 12 (IANS) The nationwide Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, being organised to mark the 150th anniversary of the song Vande Mataram, has created significant livelihood opportunities for Jeevika Didis in Bihars Samastipur district. Women associated with the Jeevika selfhelp groups (Bihar Rural Livelihoods Promotion Society) have received orders for more than 80,000 Tricolours from []
EAM Jaishankar meets Liberian delegation, reaffirming deeper Global South partnership
New Delhi, Aug 11 (IANS) External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar on Tuesday met a Parliamentary delegation from Liberia visiting India for a peer learning programme and reaffirmed commitment towards deeper Global South partnership. A pleasure to meet a Parliamentary Delegation from Liberia visiting India for the IBSAfunded peerlearning programme. Exchanged views on development programmes, []
Malaysian farmers, environmental groups call for rejection of GMO rice trial
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Just Shove It!: John Thune Blackmails Schumer, Trump On Cam; Pass SAVE Act Or... | Watch
President Donald Trump has declined to support Senate Majority Leader John Thune for another term, with the stalled SAVE America Act emerging as a major point of tension between the two Republicans. Trump has expressed frustration over the Senates failure to advance the voting legislation and Thunes decision to proceed with the August recess.
Tragic Incident at Bengaluru Underpass Claims Two Lives, Three Injured
Bengaluru, August 12: A tragic accident occurred at the Kanteerava Studio underpass construction site in Bengaluru on Tuesday morning, resulting in the deaths of two construction workers and injuries to three others. The incident happened when a section of soil collapsed at the site. The turnkey project is being executed by PJ B Engineers Private ... Read more Tragic Incident at Bengaluru Underpass Claims Two Lives, Three Injured
BJP MP Praises PM Modi for National Pride Initiatives
New Delhi, August 12: BJP MP Dharmshila Gupta commended Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his initiatives, including the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign and the complete rendition of Vande Mataram at the Red Fort for the first time. In an interview, Gupta criticized former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru for only allowing two paragraphs of Vande Mataram ... Read more BJP MP Praises PM Modi for National Pride Initiatives
HC seeks T reply on Bhoodan land in Gajwel
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AP Has Adequate Subsidised Fertiliser Stocks, Centre Tells Rajya Sabha
Fertiliser supplies are being monitored nationwide through the Integrated Fertiliser Management System (iFMS), with monthly supply plans prepared based on seasonal requirements.
Waqf Board Clarifies Survey Error, Relief For Malkajgiri Owners
The issue arose due to an error in Waqf property records in which several survey numbers actually pertaining to Mallapur village were shown as belonging to Malkajgiri.
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Lalithaa Jewellery Rs 1700 Crore IPO From August 17
Film maker Vipul Shah owned Sunshine Pictures announced Rs 282 crore IPO in the price band of Rs 342 to Rs 360 per equity share of Rs 10 face value, from Aug.18 to Aug.20, 2026.
Div Com directs close coordination for smooth I-Day
Inspects preparations at Bakshi Stadium SRINAGAR: Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg on Tuesday visited Bakshi Stadium, Srinagar, to inspect the ongoing preparations for the Independence Day celebrations at the venue. During the inspection, the Divisional Commissioner took stock of various arrangements, including seating arrangements, functioning of the Public Address System, overhead covering of the stands []
Trust youth, stop unnecessary police summons: Tanvir Sadiq
Summoning people ahead of events creates fear Srinagar: Jammu & Kashmir National Conference Chief Spokesperson and MLA Zadibal, Tanvir Sadiq on Tuesday urged the Lieutenant Governor-led administration to place greater trust in the youth of Kashmir and put an end to the practice of unnecessarily summoning peopleparticularly youngstersto police stations. During an interaction with the []
JJM 2.0: Over 2 lakh villages, 1 lakh gram panchayats achieve Har Ghar Jal certification
New Delhi: More than two lakh villages and over one lakh gram panchayats across the country have achieved Har Ghar Jal certification, the Jal Shakti Ministry said on Tuesday, stressing that the achievement should now translate into sustained, community-led management of rural water-supply systems. The ministrys Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation (DDWS) organised the []
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Travels to Jaipur via Vande Bharat for BRICS Meeting
New Delhi, August 12: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman drew attention by opting to travel by Vande Bharat train instead of flying to attend the BRICS Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting. Photos and details of her journey were shared through the official X handle of the Finance Ministry. It was noted that Sitharaman ... Read more Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Travels to Jaipur via Vande Bharat for BRICS Meeting
Apple scab threat looms over Kashmir orchards
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Macadamisation works resume in Srinagar
Pace to pick up after Aug 15 Srinagar: President of Hot Mix Plant Owners Association (HMPO) Kashmir Bashir Ahmad Khan on Tuesday said that macadamisation works have resumed in Srinagar and other parts of Kashmir with the pace expected to pick up further after August 15. Khan said the work has started in the summer []
Climate change intensifies extreme rain, human factors add to disaster risk in Himalayas: Govt
New Delhi: Climate change is aggravating the intensity and frequency of extreme rainfall events in the Himalayan region, while human-related factors are also adding to the disaster risk, the Centre informed Lok Sabha on Tuesday. The response came to a query on whether climate change and unscientific construction activities were contributing to the rise in []
Three-Year-Old Girl Run Over By School Vehicle In Vijayapura
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American Airlines Jet Caught In TERRIFYING Mid-Air Engine Fire After Bird Strike | WATCH
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On Cam: Mystery Woman Smirks as Trump Falls Asleep Again During RFK Jr Meeting | Watch
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Banjara Hills Land Regularisation: HC Gives Govt Last Chance to File Stand
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Hyperpolitics: CJP protests and its aftermath
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Major genetic weakness threatens future corn breeding, study reveals
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JNTUK Signs MoU With Greenko, GSS, And IIT Hyderabad
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Pocharam Says He Joined Congress To Develop Constituency
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Controversy Over Vande Mataram Unwarranted, Says VHP Spokesperson Shri Raj Nair
Mumbai, August 12: Shri Raj Nair, spokesperson for the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP), welcomed the recent initiative regarding Vande Mataram. He emphasized that during the freedom struggle, Vande Mataram served as an inspiring anthem for the nation, and there was no controversy surrounding it at that time. He questioned actor Prakash Rajs claims regarding the ... Read more Controversy Over Vande Mataram Unwarranted, Says VHP Spokesperson Shri Raj Nair
BJP to stage protest if T.N. government continued to oppose Navodaya Vidyalaya schools
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30 teams to compete in 16th Junior Womens National Hockey in Pune
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Two Arrested in Major Online Share Trading Fraud in Gujarat
Surat, August 12: The Cyber Crime Cell of Gujarat has arrested two individuals from Junagadh in connection with a significant online share trading fraud. The case involves a scam where a victim was defrauded of 42.98 lakh. During the investigation, authorities discovered links to three other cyber fraud cases across various states, with total losses ... Read more Two Arrested in Major Online Share Trading Fraud in Gujarat
NCR in a jam as DME shut for second day
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Noida unrest: Activists hold nationwide demonstrations, demand release of jailed workers
Jharkhand CM announces cancellation of 14th JPSC civil services exam in Assembly
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Parliament roundup: Trade pact talks, supply chains, jobs and agriculture in focus
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Govt signals openness to sending FCRA Amendment Bill to JPC for scrutiny
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