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Prominent politician assassinated in Yemen
Sanaa: A group of unidentfied assailants gunned down a prominent politician in Yemen’s southwestern province of Taiz, a local security official said. The assassination took place in the port city of Mocha…
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Kanhaiyalal murder case: Provide CCTV footage to accused, says NIA court
Jaipur: The NIA special court has ordered that the accused in the Kanhaiyalal murder case be provided with the CCTV footage installed at the victim’s shop. The court passed the order on…
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First IIT campus outside India to be set up in Tanzania’s Zanzibar
New Delhi: The first campus of an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) outside India will be set up in Zanzibar, Tanzania. An MoU for setting up the campus of IIT Madras in…
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Hyderabad: Police rescue four-year-old girl kidnapped from Ghatkesar
Hyderabad: Police on Wednesday rescued a four-year-old girl, who was kidnapped from Ghatkesar the previous night, and arrested the kidnapper in Secunderabad. With the help of CCTV footage, the police identified the…
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MP urination case: CM Chouhan washes feet of victim, apologises
Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan apologised to the tribal man, who was subjected to an inhumane act by an upper-caste man in the state’s Sidhi district. BJP worker. In a…
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Telangana govt launches medical clinic for transgenders at OGH
Hyderabad: Osmania General Hospital in the city now has the only state-run clinic catering to health and medical services for transgender people. Home Minister Mohammed Mahmood Ali, on Wednesday, inaugurated the clinic…
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‘Caste-based survey right of govt’, says Nitish govt in Patna HC
Patna: While the hearing on the caste-based survey is undergoing in the Patna high court, the Solicitor General, P.K. Shahi and Additional Solicitor General Anjani Kumar informed the court that “it comes…
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Working woman can’t stake claim for heavy compensation from husband: Karnataka HC
Bengaluru: In a major decision, the Karnataka High Court has ruled that when a married woman is capable of working, she cannot expect heavy compensation from her husband. The bench headed by…
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Shinde has outlived his utility, Maharashtra to get new CM: Raut
Mumbai: The Shiv Sena (UBT) has said that with the entry of breakaway Nationalist Congress Party into the Shiv Sena-Bharatiya Janata Party government, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has “outlived his utility,”…
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Protesters block highway in Israel after police chief resigns
Jerusalem: Tens of thousands of Israelis blocked a main highway in Tel Aviv and other major roads across the country in protest against the forced resignation of the capital city’s police chief.…
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Relaxation in IELTS bands required for Canadian student visa under SDS Category
Starting from August 10, students applying for a Canadian student visa under the Student Direct Stream (SDS) will no longer be required to obtain a minimum of six bands in each individual…
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Hyderabad man ends life due to harassment by wife, in-laws
Hyderabad: Unable to bear the harassment by his wife and in-laws, a man died by suicide in Hyderabad, police said. On July 2, M. Venkat Reddy (38) consumed pesticide at his residence…
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Indian student buried alive in Aus in ‘act of revenge’, court hears
Melbourne: A 21-year-old Indian student in Australia, murdered in 2021, was bound by cable ties and buried alive by her former boyfriend in an “act of revenge”, according to the new details…
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Congress delegation meets CEO over discrepancies in Nampally electoral rolls
Hyderabad: A delegation of Congress leaders met Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Vishwaraj on Wednesday, presenting substantial evidence of discrepancies and irregularities in the electoral rolls of Nampally assembly constituency. Led by General…
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‘Tamasha’ not democracy: Kapil Sibal on Maharashtra developments
New Delhi: Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal on Thursday dubbed the political developments in Maharashtra as a “tamasha”, and said the law seems to allow it. He also said the political developments…
