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plMumbai: A resurgent Delhi Daredevils, who have risen up the league table after an inconsistence show in the early phase, will look to build a winning momentum when they take on Rajasthan Royals in their Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket…
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Kathmandu: The death toll in Nepal's devastating earthquake today jumped to 6,624 with another 14,025 people injured as the government struggles to deal with the scale of the disaster. "The death toll has reached 6,624," said the home…
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New Delhi: A protest organised by NSUI today against the hike in petrol and diesel prices saw its workers roll their motorbikes and scooters along the road from their office to Jantar Mantar. Raising slogans against the NDA government and…
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Bujumbura (Burundi): Police in Burundi said today they have arrested close to 600 people during protests and clashes sparked by the president's bid to stay in power. Protesters announced a two-day truce, but warned they would return to the…
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Faridabad: Haryana goverment today released cheques for a total of Rs 28 crores for rain-hit farmers here whose crops were damaged in the unseasonal rains in the state. Speaking on the occasion, Krishan Pal Gurjar, Member of Parliament…
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DOST KHAN Tame all those having potential of plunging youth to 'Chalo, Chalo' and 'Ragdo Ragdo' mission. JAMMU: Chief Minister Mufti Mohammed Sayed has a very busy schedule in Mumbai-the Mayanagri of India. He is desperately wooing…
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Kashmiri secessionists have unfolded a new theory to recurring floods in the Valley. Syed Ali Geelani has accused "the Indian army of occupying all the upper areas of the State which could have otherwise been used for residential purpose…
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Dear Editor, It is a good decision by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to have an outright purchase of 36 Rafale fighter aircraft from France. We all know that the Indian Air Force has been complaining about lack of preparedness in case of an…
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If  former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee gave  the scheme of building  Golden Quadrilateral to connect all the corners of the country with a net work of highways, the proposed government plan of  'Bharat Mala' will connect all…
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The Centre's move to amend the Prevention of Corrupt Act which is termed draconian by public servants to ease their functioning will only make things more easy for Babus. Despite having tough laws India ranks in top echelons of corrupt…
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