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India will never forget cowardly attack on Parliament: PM Modi
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In a tweet, the Prime Minister said: "We will never forget the cowardly attack on our Parliament on this day in 2001. We recall the valour and sacrifices of those who lost their lives while protecting our Parliament. India will always be thankful to them."
Singhu Border: Social activist distributes 200+ sanitary napkins to female protesters
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Social activist and founder of People Against Rapes in India (PARI) Yogita Bhayana visited the Singhu border, which connects the national capital to the state of Haryana, and met the female protesters here. Social activist and founder of People Against Rapes in Inda (PARI) Yogita Bhayana visited the Singhu border, which connects the national capital to the state of Haryana, and met the female protesters here.
TRP Scam: Mumbai Police arrest Republic TV CEO Vikas Khanchandani
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He is the 13th person to be arrested in the alleged TRP scam in which at least three television channels, including Republic TV were named by the police. However, Republic TV on Sunday termed the arrest as 'illegal', saying he was nabbed from his home around 3 a.m. without serving proper papers.
Muslim businessman donates land worth Rs 1 crore to Bengaluru temple
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The temple is situated about 40 kms from Bengaluru, in this once sleepy town which now has become a real estate magnet due to its proximity to IT hub Whitefield. Prior to the IT boom in the 2000s, Hosakote was a dusty town like any other town in Karnataka but now it is a most sought after real estate destination in East Bengaluru and this area largely attracts the IT crowd of the city.
Railway bribery scam plot inspired by Bollywood, Rs 10 note number used as code for payment
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The revelations has been made in the chargesheet filed by the financial probe agency earlier this year in a Special PMLA court against several people, including Vijay Singla, the nephew of then Railway Minister and senior Congress leader Pawan Kumar Bansal.
Agitation at Singhu Border: As cold wave strikes Delhi, elderly farmers get foot massagers
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The crowd at Delhi-Haryana's Singhu Border is swelling up with each passing day. The protest site expanding towards the Delhi end and in view of the same, the number of barricadings have increased along with the number of security personnel in the area.
Anti-Conversation Law: Woman lodges FIR under new law in Uttar Pradesh
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This is the fifth FIR registered under the new law under which as many as 28 persons have been booked till now in Sitapur, Mau, Bareilly and Muzaffarnagar. The complainant has alleged that she was in a relationship with one Mohammed Azad of Shahabad for two years.
Ladakh Standoff: Double-lane roads essential for Indian Army's mobilisation at China border
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The Centre stressed a double lane road having a carriageway width of 7 m is necessary to meet the requirements of the Army, but it says, September 8 order passed by the top court may lead to serious repercussions on the defence and security interests, as the width of roads connecting to the border areas cannot exceed 5.5m.
6th phase J&K DDC Polls: 8.79% votes cast in 2 hours
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According to figures issued by the office of State Election Commissioner, in Kashmir Division, Pulwama recorded voting percentage of 1.81 per cent, Baramulla 3.10 per cent, Kulgam 4.09 per cent, Shopian 0.51 per cent, Anantnag 2.40 per cent, Bandipora 9.53 per cent, Ganderbal 5.39 per cent, Kupwara 5.52 per cent and Budgam 6.40 per cent till 9 a.m.
UP govt challenges Allahabad High Court's order in Supreme Court on Kafeel Khan issue
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In its petition, the Uttar Pradesh government has alleged Dr. Khan had a history of committing offences, which led to disciplinary action, suspension from service, registration of police cases and being charged under the National Security Act (NSA).
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