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BreakingTharoor targets Centre for ‘not congratulating’ Indian-origin Nobel Peace Prize winner: ‘Shame on petty men’ · Bank holiday today: Is your branch closed? Check status, online services and reopening dates · JNU hunger strike: CPI(M) lawmaker John Brittas writes to President Murmu · 2 Indo-Canadians elected as mayors, another re-elected in Canada’s British Columbia · Chargesheet filed against 7 for mob lynching Manipuri musician in Delhi over noise complaint · Mivi One 5G and the changing affordable Android phone conversation · New govt will have its own policies: Keralam Assembly Speaker on KIIFB issue · Kerala govt scraps bakery’s new ‘horti-wine’ licence, transfers excise officer · Tiger Shroff attack suspects caught in Kota, had received ₹50,000 in advance: Police · Tharoor targets Centre for ‘not congratulating’ Indian-origin Nobel Peace Prize winner: ‘Shame on petty men’ · Bank holiday today: Is your branch closed? Check status, online services and reopening dates · JNU hunger strike: CPI(M) lawmaker John Brittas writes to President Murmu · 2 Indo-Canadians elected as mayors, another re-elected in Canada’s British Columbia · Chargesheet filed against 7 for mob lynching Manipuri musician in Delhi over noise complaint · Mivi One 5G and the changing affordable Android phone conversation · New govt will have its own policies: Keralam Assembly Speaker on KIIFB issue · Kerala govt scraps bakery’s new ‘horti-wine’ licence, transfers excise officer · Tiger Shroff attack suspects caught in Kota, had received ₹50,000 in advance: Police
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Tharoor targets Centre for ‘not congratulating’ Indian-origin Nobel Peace Prize winner: ‘Shame on petty men’
A former UN human rights chief, Navi Pillay, a South African-born jurist of Tamil descent, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize this year.
Business
Bank holiday today: Is your branch closed? Check status, online services and reopening dates
Banks are shut in 13 states on October 19, while more location-specific holidays are lined up through the week.
India
JNU hunger strike: CPI(M) lawmaker John Brittas writes to President Murmu
He asked the President to take steps to revoke the rustication orders and resolve the outstanding grievances
India
2 Indo-Canadians elected as mayors, another re-elected in Canada’s British Columbia
Incumbent mayors were defeated as the polls were held for 161 municipalities and 27 regional districts on Saturday
India
Chargesheet filed against 7 for mob lynching Manipuri musician in Delhi over noise complaint
Chongtham Vikram Singh was allegedly beaten to death by a group of men, including a juvenile, on September 6 after he objected to noise outside his house.
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Mivi One 5G and the changing affordable Android phone conversation
Rising component costs have made it difficult for budget phones to retain longevity and value, yet Mivi has managed to get most essentials in place on its debut
India
New govt will have its own policies: Keralam Assembly Speaker on KIIFB issue
New govt will have its own policies: Keralam Assembly Speaker on KIIFB issue
India
Kerala govt scraps bakery’s new ‘horti-wine’ licence, transfers excise officer
The ‘horti-wine’ was designed primarily to boost earnings of farmers growing fruits, particularly pineapple, mango, banana and jackfruit.
India
Tiger Shroff attack suspects caught in Kota, had received ₹50,000 in advance: Police
Tiger Shroff escaped serious injury, while his driver and an autorickshaw driver sustained gunshot injuries.