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‘Action illegal, no case against Meenakshi Natarajan’: Congress after EC meeting on RS candidature
Abhishek Manu Singhvi said the Rajya Sabha nomination was rejected by the EC citing a criminal case pending against Natarajan, but that is not the case.
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'Been a pleasure': Italy's Giorgia Meloni congratulates Modi on becoming India's longest-serving elected PM
PM Modi became the country’s longest continuously serving elected premier, marking 12 years in office and surpassing previous records for continuous tenure.
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₹5.38 crore-worth hydroponic weed, concealed in geysers, seized at Delhi airport
According to Delhi Customs' statement, the two passengers from Kuala Lumpur were intercepted after they crossed the Green Channel at the airport.
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'Men, call this out': The Pranit More show, Gurugram man's ‘ ₹370 vasool’ monologue, the outrage explained
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NDA, CDA 2 Exam 2026: Last date to apply extended till June 11, apply at upsc.gov.in
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TMC crisis deepens after Sushmita Dev resigns as Rajya Sabha MP, days after Sukhendu Sekhar Ray
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SC quashes POCSO case against man using extraordinary power
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