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Playing of songs in marriages does not constitute infringement of copyright law: Govt
New Delhi: Playing of songs in marriages does not constitute an infringement of copyright law and no one can charge a royalty for such activities, the government clarified on Monday. In a…
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Protests erupt in several parts of America over Manipur violence
Indian American citizens staged a protest at Harvard Square in Cambridge over the ongoing ethnic violence against the Kuki-Zo tribal community northeastern state of Manipur. The protest was held on Monday where…
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PM scared of debate on Manipur issue in Parliament: Congress
New Delhi: The Congress on Monday said the violence in Manipur was a “big and international” issue and there was a need to discuss it in Parliament with all seriousness. Reiterating their…
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New timings announced for schools across Telangana
Hyderabad: As per the new timings announced by the directorate of school education, Telangana, the primary and upper primary schools across the state will now start from 9.30 am in all districts…
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Hyderabad: Chicken prices drop drastically, now sold at Rs 125 per kilo
Hyderabad: Prices of chicken have drastically come down in the city following the change in weather conditions. While the citizens are worried over the sharp increase in prices of tomatoes, the chicken…
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Unruly passengers: Parliamentary panel recommends special airline wing
New Delhi: A parliamentary-committee”>Parliamentary Committee on Monday recommended a special airline wing to deal with cases related to onboard unruly passengers. The Department related to the Standing Committee for Transport, Tourism and…
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After McDonald’s, now tomato goes off Subway menu
New Delhi: In response to the skyrocketing price of tomato, fast-food restaurant franchise Subway has taken the ‘prized’ vegetable off its menu. To address the challenges posed by the escalating prices and…
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Tribals in Maha’s Maoist-hit districts get first-ever mobile cancer hospital
Nagpur: In a major initiative to bring preventive health-care to some of the remotest corners of the Maoist-infested districts in Maharashtra, a NGO has launched a ‘Cancer Screening Hospital on Wheels’ for…
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Telangana: Cops trace 9,720 stolen, misplaced mobile phones in 100 days
Hyderabad: In over 100 days, the Telangana police identified 9,720 mobile phones that were either stolen or misplaced by their owners and successfully unlocked 4,083 cell phones before returning them to their…
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Hyderabad: BJP to hold ‘Maha Dharna’ against BRS govt on July 25
Hyderabad: The Telangana BJP unit on Monday announced a ‘Maha Dharna’ against the BRS-led Telangana government for its ‘failure to deliver on the 2BHK housing for the poor’ policy. The protest will…
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg earns blue belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu
New Delhi: Meta Founder & CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been awarded his blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu by his coach Professor Dave Camarillo after several years of training. Taking to Instagram, he…
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Chronology of events in Gyanvapi mosque row
New Delhi: Following is the timeline of developments in the Gyanvapi row, in which the Supreme Court on Monday halted till 5 pm on July 26 the Archaeological Survey of India’s “detailed scientific…
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50 per cent of healthcare pros endorse AI in clinical practice
New Delhi: About 50 per cent of healthcare industry professionals with prior experience in artificial intelligence (AI) have strongly endorsed its use in clinical practice and administrative tasks, according to a report…
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British Pak radical preacher charged with terror offences in UK
London: A radical Islamist preacher with dual British and Pakistani nationality who had been freed from prison a few years ago appeared in a London court on Monday charged with three terrorism-related…
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Jammu: Rohingya couple brought to attend infant’s funeral in chains
Mohammed Saleem and Numina, a Rohingya Muslim couple, were brought handcuffed and chained to bid a tearful adieu to their to their five-month-old baby. The infant had allegedly died during a recent…
