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Maha train accident: Passengers pulled emergency chain after spotting sparks
Jalgaon: Panic gripped passengers when sparks flew from the wheels of Lucknow-Mumbai Pushpak Express after brakes were applied ahead of a railway station in Maharashtra’s Jalgaon district, prompting some of them to…
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Maharashtra: Tiger cub hit by vehicle in Wardha, dies
Nagpur: A four-month-old female tiger cub died after being hit by a vehicle on a highway in Wardha district of Maharashtra, a forest official said. The cub was hit by an unidentified…
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Video: Kerala man wins Rs 8.64 crore in Dubai Duty Free draw
A 38-year-old Indian national from Kerala has won a staggering one million US dollars (Rs 8,64,06,650) in the latest Dubai Duty Free Millennium Millionaire draw. The winner, Zaheersultha Asafali, clinched the prize…
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India spin a web to bowl out England for 132 in first T20I
Kolkata: Mystery spinner Varun Chakravarthy was completely ‘at home’, starring with figures of 3/23 as India delivered an exceptional bowling display, skittling out England for 132 in the first T20I at Eden…
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Narayanpur reservoir project to be completed within a year: Uttam Reddy
Hyderabad: Telangana irrigation minister Uttam Kumar Reddy on Wednesday, January 22, promised that the Narayanpur reservoir project in Karimnagar district would be completed within a year. His claims came as he visited…
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No application deadlines for ration card, Indiramma Illu: Uttam Reddy
Hyderabad: Telangana’s Minister for Irrigation and Civil Supplies, N Uttam Kumar Reddy announced on Wednesday, January 22, that applications for welfare schemes such as ration cards and Indiramma Illu will remain open…
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CDPP to discuss ‘Affirmative Action for Muslims in India’ report on February 5
Hyderabad: The Centre for Development Policy and Practise (CDPP), Hyderabad, will host a discussion on a new report titled “Affirmative Action for Muslims in India” on February 5. The report titled, “Affirmative…
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BRS forms committee to study Telangana farmers issues
Hyderabad: In a bid to reach out to farmers and farming unions of Telangana, Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has formed a nine-member committee headed by former agriculture minister S Niranjan Reddy, to…
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Amazon launches instant delivery service in Dubai
The world’s largest online retailer Amazon has taken a significant step in redefining e-commerce in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by launching its new instant delivery service, “Amazon Now,” in Dubai. This…
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Maharastra: Nearly 10 die after jumping from train amid rumour, hit by another train
Jalgaon: Chaos erupted at Paranda railway station in Maharashtra’s Jalgaon district following rumours of a fire on the Pushpak Express. In a desperate bid to save their lives, passengers began jumping off…
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Danish MP rebukes US President at European Parliament
Danish politician Anders Vistisen sparked a row at the European Parliament on Tuesday, January 21, as he used abusive language to address United States President Donald Trump over the latter’s interest in…
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Two migrant workers arrested for selling ganja in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: The excise department sleuths apprehended two persons selling ganja on Wednesday, January 22, at Domalguda. The officials seized six kilograms of the ganja from them. On information the Musheerabad excise team…
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Hyderabad to Mumbai within budget: Travel costs, hotels, and tips
Mumbai, also called the “City of Dreams,” is a lively city with famous landmarks, rich culture, and exciting experiences. If you are planning a short and affordable trip with friends or family…
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Hezbollah leader Sheikh Hamadi shot dead outside his house in Lebanon
Beirut: Senior Hezbollah leader Sheikh Muhammad Ali Hamadi shot dead outside his house in the Bekaa Valley region, eastern Lebanon on Tuesday, January 21. According to Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, Hamadi was struck…
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Delhi court orders seizure of ‘offensive’ MF Husain’s paintings
A Delhi court on Wednesday, January 22, ordered the seizure of two paintings by renowned artist MF Husain, often referred to as the ‘Picasso of India.’ The court deemed the artworks offensive…
