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Attack on journalist Nikhil Wagle: 10 BJP workers arrested
Pune: As many as ten BJP workers were arrested on Saturday, February 10, in connection with an attack on senior Marathi journalist Nikhil Wagle in Pune city, urging the Maharashtra government to take…
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Journalist Nikhil Wagle’s car attacked for ‘offensive’ remarks on Modi, Advani
Pune: The car of journalist Nikhil Wagle was attacked on Friday allegedly by BJP workers in Pune while he was travelling to attend an event, officials said. They were protesting his remarks against Prime Minister…
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Art 370 abrogation, women’s reservation among key highlights of 17th Lok Sabha
New Delhi: The curtains came down on Saturday on the 17th Lok Sabha, which was witness to landmark moments such as the abrogation of Article 370, the granting of 33 per cent reservation…
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Shah says BJP always welcomes new allies, talks on with Shiromani Akali Dal
New Delhi: The BJP does not believe in “family planning” in politics and always welcomes new allies, Union Home Minister Amit Shah asserted on Saturday and said that talks were on with the…
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Ram temple issue takes centre stage on last day of 17th Lok Sabha
New Delhi: The Ram temple construction took centre stage on the last day of Parliament’s budget session Saturday with both houses holding a discussion on its consecration ceremony and Prime Minister Narendra…
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45th anniversary of Iranian Revolution celebrated in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: The consulate of Islamic Republic of Iran in Hyderabad celebrated 45th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran with a reception here on Saturday, February 10, which was attended by Telangana…
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Large number of candidates challenge Pakistan election results
Lahore: Hectic legal activity is expected over the next few days in Pakistan as several results of the general elections held on February 8, showing PML-N candidates as winners, are being challenged…
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Kuwait seizes over 13K bottles of liquor valued at Rs 27 crore
The Ministry of Interior (MoI) in Kuwait recently seized a staggering 13,422 bottles of liquor valued at one million Kuwaiti dinars (Rs 27,01,26,260). This marked the largest siezure of imported liquor in…
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Congress govt hell bent on blocking Hyderabad growth: KTR
Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi working president KT Rama Rao described the Congress government’s maiden state budget as a ‘disappointment’ and an ‘attempt to obstruct Hyderabad’s development’. Addressing GHMC corporators of the Sanathnagar…
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Karnataka: 55-year-old woman digs well to provide water to Anganwadi centre
Karwar: In an inspiring display of compassion and determination, 55-year-old Gauri Nayka from Ganesh Nagar in Sirsi in Uttar Kannada district, Karnataka has taken it upon herself to dig a well to…
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LS polls: Blow to INDIA bloc as Kejriwal decides to go solo in Punjab
Chandigarh: In a setback to the INDIA bloc, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday announced contesting on all 13 Lok Sabha seats in Punjab, besides one in Chandigarh, alone. Delhi Chief…
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Telangana budget let down people, says Harish Rao
Hyderabad: Reacting to the Congress government’s maiden state budget, Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader Harish Rao described it as a “let down” to the people of Telangana. State finance minister and deputy…
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AP: Devotee finds ‘bone’ in prasadam, Srisailam temple orders probe
Following a complaint of a Hyderabad-based devotee about finding bones in his ‘prasadam,’ the Srisailam temple authorities have ordered an investigation into the matter. As per reports, the devotee, identified as Harish…
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Qatar disappointed by Texas A&M University’s decision to shut Doha campus
The Qatar Foundation has expressed disappointment over a decision by Texas A&M University to close its campus in Doha’s Education City by the year 2028. On Thursday, February 8, the university’s system…
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Magisterial probe ordered into Haldwani riots over madrassa demolition
Haldwani: A magisterial probe was ordered on Saturday into the February 8 riots after the demolition of an “illegal” madrassa in Haldwani, while curfew was lifted from the outer areas of town…
