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Sonia Gandhi's memoir ‘Belonging’ to be published by HarperCollins on Nov 10
Sonia Gandhi's ‘Belonging’ to be published by HarperCollins on Nov 10 after Penguin backs out
India
Hindutva influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj backtracks on ‘cracking skull’ remark, calls it ‘self defence’
Bhardwaj denied making such remarks and alleged that he attacked the other person in "self-defence" or he would have been "lynched".
India
‘Safety remains highest priority’: Air India after Delhi-bound flight's pilot tests ‘non-negative’ for drug use
The pilot-in-command tested “non-negative” for a psychoactive substance in a confirmatory test by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau.
Education
NTA issues grievance advisory: Application number, registered email mandatory
As part of the advisory, NTA has asked the candidates to send grievances from their registered email ID, which was used while submitting the application form.
India
Ram temple trust to consider deed changes on Dec 2 amid restructuring
The trust on Wednesday appointed Air Marshal (retired) Jeetendra Mishra as its first CEO and inducted three new members
India
160 detonators found at private venture near Madras Regiment's firing range in Secunderabad
The incident has happened three days after weapons and ammunition were stolen from the cantonment.
Education
Hindi-medium civil engineering course launched in MP; students to get ₹2 lakh govt incentive
The initiative has been launched at SGSITS, an aided autonomous institute and one of the reputed engineering colleges in central India, they added.
India
State leaderships to resolve deputy LoP issue, no need for our intervention: CPI(M) gen secy
State leaderships to resolve deputy LoP issue, no need for our intervention: CPI(M) gen secy
India
Probe terms Air India pilot’s 'psychoactive substance use serious concern’, calls for action
A detailed investigation in the matter is underway. The final report will be published in due course.