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Man jumps to death from Kanpur mall after girlfriend refuses marriage
The man, identified as Imtiyaz Riyaz alias Sikandar, was rushed to Regency Hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
Business
Gold prices fall to one-week low as strong dollar, Fed rate hike bets weigh
Spot gold slipped to $3,977.99 per ounce, while US gold futures declined 0.4% as investors assessed the impact of tighter monetary policy.
India
Four, including three children, killed as fire guts 25 houses in Arunachal’s Kurung Kumey
Police sources said the fire was suspected to have originated in a kitchen, although its exact cause remains under investigation.
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NIA to probe online radicalisation of youths by Pak-based gangster
NIA to probe online radicalisation of youths by Pak-based gangster
India
Delhi HC questions eligibility interpretations, slams rejection of nursing post application
The court said the Staff Selection Commission adopted a legally unsustainable and unnecessarily myopic view
Business
China’s central bank signals easing restraint as growth holds up
China’s central bank reiterated its pro-growth, accommodative policy stance while again warning about the risks posed by excessively low interest rates.
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Why rising ammonia in Yamuna threatens Delhi’s drinking water supply
High ammonia concentrations indicate pollutants and make the water more difficult to treat for drinking.
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PAN, voter IDs need supporting records: Gauhati HC while rejecting a woman's citizenship claim
A bench observed that the documents she relied on, including father's PAN card, voter ID and her own voter card, were insufficient to establish her citizenship.
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Customers without bank accounts can send up to ₹50,000 with cash pay-in service, say RBI guidelines
The RBI’s domestic money transfer directions 2026 allow people without bank accounts to send and receive money through banks and authorised channels.