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K’taka drought-hit taluks rise to 226; relief memo to be ready in a week, says Parameshwara
K’taka drought-hit taluks rise to 226; relief memo to be ready in a week, says Parameshwara
India
'US donors funding CJP': American singer Mary Millben asks Indians to 'rise up' against outfit
Mary Millben urged young patriots to “rise up” against what she described as the party’s “disruptive spirit”.
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During the enumeration phase of SIR in Delhi, 4,756,722 electors were excluded from the Draft Electoral Rolls.
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India, US ironing out differences on trade deal; nearing 'landing point': Jaishankar
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The external affairs minister also spoke about how “choke points” have taken over the world, even in areas such as finance and sanctions.
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IIIT Ranchi director sent on leave amid stir after student's suicide
It comes a day after the ministry of education instituted a three-member panel to look into issues related to the institution and the students' demands.
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Medical store owner accused of killing Punjab anti-drug activist Jhota arrested in Rajasthan: Police
Punjab Police said Ashwani Kumar was caught in Salasar, Rajasthan, after the activist's killing triggered protests in Mansa and four others were injured.
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