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 SPORTS REPORTER JAMMU: State Roll Ball team on Tuesday left for participation in the 12th Mini (under-17) National (boys) Championship being held at Kollam in Kerela from 12th to 14th August. Selected by the Roll ball Association of J and…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Second day of the 'Patriotic Week' commenced with special assembly in the JK Public School Kunjwani in which students sang the national song with full enthusiasm showing the spirit of patriotism. Students dedicated…
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STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Delhi Public School (DPS) Rajbagh organised inter-school panel discussion on the topic 'obesity a matter of concern' under the banner of British Council. It was an interesting event where five CBSE schools…
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AGENCY Rio De Janeiro: Indian women's hockey team could not produce the performance of their opening match against Japan as Great Britain convincingly overpowered them 3-0 in the second match of the Olympic Games. After a cautious first…
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The 118-strong Indian contingent continued to put on a generally dismal show barring a few exceptions like archer Atanu Das on Day 4 of competitions at the Olympic Games here on Tuesday. The talented Atanu Das blanked his Nepalese rival…
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 AGENCY Rio De Janeiro: India men's hockey team defeated Argentina 2-1 in their third Pool B encounter at the Olympic Hockey Centre on Tuesday to climb to joint top with Germany in the standings with two wins to their name. Manipur's…
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New Delhi:- Aiming high, railways has explored possibility of running trains at about 500 km per hour speed to reduce travel time considerably between two cities. Railways has sought introduction of Maglev (magnetic levitation) trains, a…
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RUMumbai:- Dollar selling by banks and exporters towards the close of market helped rupee recover from early losses and settle flat at 66.84 against the US currency. Fag-end dollar selling dollars on the back of partial recovery in equity…
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New Delhi:- An Oxford University study has projected more than 1.30 lakh climate change-related deaths in India due to changes in food production methods, Lok Sabha was informed today. "The study conducted by the University of Oxford on…
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Mathura:- Taking exception to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent remarks over cow vigilantism, the Shankaracharya of Goverdhan Peeth today sought an apology from him in three days, failing which he threatened to take legal recourse.…
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