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CJP's Abhijeet Dipke in tears after Sonam Wangchuk taken away from Jantar Mantar: ‘He’s not a criminal'
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said that Sonam Wangchuk did not want to go to the hospital, but was taken away, hidden under white sheets.
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Gaurav Singh, who is the son of an Indian Army personnel and the AIR 9 rank holder, said that the re-NEET exam was "tougher".
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TDP leader held for assaulting woman over water pump connection in Guntur: Cop
During the attack, the accused allegedly outraged the woman’s modesty by tearing her clothes, physically assaulting her
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Meerut school owner murdered; wife, three held in snakebite plot
Police arrested four people, including the victim’s wife, after a Meerut school operator was allegedly sedated and killed in a staged snakebite murder.
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Vikram-1: All about India's first privately developed orbital rocket saying ‘hello’ to space
The launch witnessed a brief delay after the mission control team placed the countdown on a planned hold minutes before the scheduled liftoff.
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