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New Delhi: Critically ill cancer patients from across the country are among the hundreds of people who are forced to take shelter outside the premises of the AIIMS in Delhi's bone-chilling cold, as the minimum temperature in the national…
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New Delhi: Floods in the last six years have claimed around 14,000 lives and also caused damages to the tune of Rs 1,03,841 crore to crops, cattle and public utilities, a Parliamentary Panel report said. A Standing Committee on Ministry of…
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Taking care of your teeth at home can help you maintain your dental health and prevent periodontal, or gum, disease from developing. Here are some basic principles to follow: Spend at least three minutes brushing your teeth two times a…
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JAMMU: In the backdrop of Bharatiya Janata Party mellowing down its stand on several crucial issues concerning Kashmir in the hope of forming a first ever government with saffron blend in the sensitive State, Pakistan has again resorted…
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Since the inception of Model Code of Conduct in the wake of general elections to Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly till its lifting after the counting of votes, the coalition ministers have seldom attended to their duties which they…
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World's largest Re-launched in 54 districts with a simplified mechanism on 15th November the Direct Benefit Transfer Scheme  for LPG or Pahal would be the world's largest  social benefit drive. The scheme has already surpassed Brazil's…
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Dear Editor, While we are still fighting over Sanskrit a British school in London has made Sanskrit compulsory without any political warfare.The head of the department, Jessup Warwick, says it is the most perfected and logical language in…
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Even as the talks on government formation floundered between Bharatiya Janata Party and Peoples Democratic Party, the latter finding support from National Conference alongside a standing offer from Congress, looks like the whole gamut is…
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Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Pakistan after the Peshawar school massacre remains much the same as Pakistan before the school massacre. After a few days of selective, manufactured outrage, things are back to normal - everyone supports the army, no…
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M. M Khajooria 16th November, 2014 will go down in the history of Pakistan  nay that of the world as the blackest of black  Tuesdays. It was on this terrible morning that seven zombies completely brainwashed, totally brutalised and…
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