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JNU students accuse professor of sexual harassment, 11 complaints filed; probe underway
The complaints were submitted to JNU’s Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), which is tasked with examining allegations of sexual harassment, around a month ago.
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Manipur: 2 banned UKNA cadres killed, 2 injured in Churachandpur
Two UKNA cadres were killed and two injured in a joint Assam Rifles-Army operation in Manipur’s Churachandpur district, with arms and ammunition recovered.
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India backs UN's ‘Equal Earth’ map, but warns against inaccurate depiction of Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh
India voted in favour of the map, while explaining that the vote stressed on “the underlying principle of promoting equal - area cartographic representation.”
India
Mayawati alleges CJP Gen-Z movement has been hijacked by political parties
BSP chief Mayawati alleged the CJP Gen-Z movement has been hijacked by political parties, while backing peaceful efforts to resolve youth and student issues.
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40-year-old man beaten to death in Delhi's Mayur Vihar; eyewitness says accused threatened to 'kill' him too
The incident occurred near a Durga temple, opposite a local MLA’s office, police said.
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5 killed, 5 injured as dumper rams tempo in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal
Two siblings, aged three months and eight years, were among five killed after a sand-laden dumper rammed a tempo in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal district.
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Oxford University approves return of 39 Naga ancestral remains from UK museum
Oxford University Council has approved the return of 39 Naga ancestral remains held at the Pitt Rivers Museum, with repatriation expected by year-end.
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