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New Delhi, Oct 25 (PTI) India today decided to buy 8,356 and 321 launchers from Israel for Rs 3,200 crore, rejecting US offer of Javelin missiles that Washington was lobbying hard for. The decision was taken following a meeting of…
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yadavknow, Oct (PTI) Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to release urea for farmers in keeping with the state's demand and for meeting production targets. In a letter written to the PM…
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Kishtwar, Oct. 26: Nuzhat Iqbal Zargar who was acting as District President National Conference (NC Women wing) and resigned from the basic membership and post of the National Conference party in November 2012 had now decided to contest…
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The reason more propagated, so far, for the delayed accession of J and K has been that Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir was deliberating on the option of his State remaining independent. No doubt inview of Indian Independence Act 1947…
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Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who had reservations against the holding of Assembly polls in the State soon, on Saturday said there was no question of not contesting the elections and "we will put our best foot forward." "While National…
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Chandigarh (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior BJP leaders will attend the oath-taking ceremony of Manohar Lal Khattar as chief minister of Haryana at Panchkula today. "Prime Minister, BJP chief Amit Shah, some Union Cabinet…
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Terming it as "well in time", Congress has welcomed the announcement of holding of the Assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir, even as National Conference, which leads the alliance government in the State, felt the time was "not opportune" for…
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Complainant denies; blames police  JAMMU: Reasi rape case on Saturday took a strange turn with 22-year-old complainant turning hostile and denying the allegation against accused in her deposition before the Principal Sessions Judge Reasi.…
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JAMMU: Militant outfits based in Pakistan want to disrupt the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir Assembly polls by "desperately" trying to push their cadre into the Indian side to carry out terror activities, an Army official has said. "They want…
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