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Second Woman Killed in Manipur in Two Days

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NEW DELHI, Nov 9: Suspected extremists gunned down a woman, second in three days, in broad day-light in conflict-scarred Manipur on Saturday. The incident happened around 11 a.m. at Saiton village in the Bishnupur district of Imphal Valley, adjoining the hill district of Churachandpur. Locals said the woman was working with others on a paddy […]
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Pakistan Threatens to Boycott ICC Events if India Stay away from Champions Trophy

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NEW DELHI, Nov 9: Pakistan is learnt to have threatened to boycott the future events of the International Cricket Council (ICC) if India refused to travel to Pakistan to participate in the Champions’ Trophy to be held there, While the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi, who is also the country’s interior minister, did […]
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No Tribal Rights to Off springs of Bangladeshi Infiltrators and Adivasi Mothers: Nadda

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Manas Dasgupta NEW DELHI, Nov 9: The BJP if voted to power in Jharkhand will ensure that the children born out of wedlock between the Bangladeshi father infiltrating into the country and local adivasi mother are not given the tribal rights, the BJP national president and union health minister JP Nadda asserted on Saturday. Addressing […]
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Minor Raped by Teachers in a Coaching Institute

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Manas Dasgupta NEW DELHI, Nov 9: A 17-year old girl from Fatehpur in Uttar Pradesh who moved to Kanpur and joined a prominent coaching institute to prepare for the medical entrance examination NEET, was allegedly held hostage, blackmailed and raped for over six months by two teachers of the institute. The police said both the […]
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A Slice of 80-Year Old Cake Sold for over Rs 2 Lakhs

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NEW DELHI, Nov 8: A slice from the extravagant cake served at Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s wedding in 1947 has been sold almost 80 years later. The 77-year-old slice of 200-kg cake which was served at the royal wedding on November 20, 1947, was sold for ₹2.36 lakh ($2,800) in Scotland. Almost eight decades […]
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UP Women’s Commission Disfavour Male Tailors, Gym Instructors for Females

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Manas Dasgupta NEW DELHI, Nov 8: Barring male tailors from taking measures of females and restricting men from training women in gyms and Yoga centres are among some of the recommendations the Uttar Pradesh State Women Commission are considering to make to the government to improve women’s safety in the state. The commission has also […]
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India Team not to Travel to Pakistan to Play in Champions Trophy

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NEW DELHI, Nov 8: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is learnt to have officially communicated to Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) that it will not send its men’s team for the next year’s Champions Trophy across the border to Pakistan. The BCCI has also communicated that it wanted India’s matches to be […]
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Two Naxalites Killed in Encounter

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NEW DELHI, Nov 8: Two Naxalites were killed in an encounter with security forces in Bijapur district in Chhattisgarh on Friday, police said. The gunfight broke out around 11 a.m. in a forest on the tri-junction of Usoor-Basaguda-Pamed villages, where a joint team of security personnel was out on an anti-Naxalite operation, Inspector General of […]
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Caste Census Takes Centre-Stage in Jharkhand, Maharashtra Election Campaigns

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Manas Dasgupta NEW DELHI, Nov 8: Arguments for and against caste census has taken the centre stage in the Maharashtra and the Jharkhand state Assembly elections with the Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacking the Congress for demanding caste census and the Congress leader Rahul Gandhi counter-attacked the BJP for opposing caste census. While at an […]
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SC Allows AMU to Maintain Minority Status till a Three-Judge Bench Decide the Issue

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Manas Dasgupta NEW DELHI, Nov 8: The Supreme Court on Friday overturned a 1967 judgement that had rejected the minority status of the Aligarh Muslim University but left it to a yet to be constituted three-judge bench to decide whether the institution fulfil the criteria set by the apex court to be continued to be […]
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