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Proposed Ram Mandir in Ayodhya to be Adorned by 2,100kg Bell. Its Maker — A Muslim Craftsman
Nearly 6 feet in height and 5 feet in width, the 2100 kg brass bell is said to cost around Rs 10 to 12 lakh and is being made by Iqbal, who has been a craftsman for the last 40 years, in Uttar Pradesh's Jalesar Tehsil.
Data Shows Pendency of Judicial Cases Leading to Jam-packed Jails, Surge in Undertrials Across States
The number of undertrial prisoners in Indian jails has risen by 21.5 per cent between 2011 and 2016. In 2016, undertrial prisoners accounted for 67.70 per cent or 2,93,058 of the total prisoners in the country.
Man Out to Sell Cattle Lynched in Bihar for Refusing to Pay Extortion Money
Meanwhile, people blocked the Katihar-Gerabari NH 31 on Tuesday to protest the killing and demanded that a compensation of Rs 25 lakh be paid to the family of the deceased.
Airport, Cruise Rides & Hotels: Post SC Verdict, UP Plans Image Makeover for Ayodhya to Woo Tourists
To expand its accessibility, the Yogi Adityanath-government will soon make air connectivity better in Ayodhya with an international airport likely to be inaugurated on Ram Navami next year.
EC Ashok Lavasa's Son Under Probe Agency Scanner for Alleged Violations of Forex Regulations
According to officials, the fund infusion into Abir Lavasa's company is under probe and the agency recently questioned him about these transactions.
Give Land for Mosque from 67 Acres of Acquired Area or Nothing At All, Says Babri Litigant Post Ayodhya Verdict
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met Muslim religious leaders from both Shia and Sunni community on Monday in Lucknow. The meeting reportedly lasted for about an hour where the matter of five acres of land was discussed.
With Nationalism in Focus, RSS-linked Online Aggregator, Digital News Channel to Spread Wings Early 2020
A small team of journalists and technical experts have been working on the project at the RSS office in Jhandewalan, New Delhi for the past few months.
How RSS Zeroed in on Ram Mandir Movement to Grow Mass Appeal After Trial and Error
Shridhar Damle, one of the foremost scholars on RSS, explains how the Sangh took up the Ram Mandir issue after its attempts with ‘Swadeshi’ and ban on cow slaughter failed to get the right response.
EAT-Lancet, an Ideal Diet Meant to Improve Human Health, Isn’t Affordable for 1.58 Billion People
Affordability of the universal diet only increases in East, Pacific, Latin America where only less than 15 per cent of the populations may be unable to afford it.
As Toxic Air Returns to Capital, Delhi's Environment Minister Says Pollution Not a 'City-Specific Matter'
In an interview with News18, Delhi's Environment Minister Kailash Gahlot maintained that pollution was a serious concern but issues like crop burning in the neighbouring state were beyond the AAP government's purview.
Suspended IAS Officer, Arrested Over Journalist's Murder, Had Driven Car 'Carelessly', Assembly Told
Transport Minister AK Saseendran made this statement in the House while replying to a query on the accident which had claimed the life of KM Basheer, a 35-year-old journalist of a Malayalam newspaper, on August 3.
Final Decision on Revising GDP Base Year to be Taken Within 2-3 Months: Chief Statistician
Srivastava's statement came a day after the Congress criticised the BJP-led central government's plan to revise the base year from the current 2011-12 to 2017-18 for calculating the GDP growth.
Odisha Man Dies in His Sleep after Mobile Phone Kept Near Head Explodes While Charging
The incident took place late on Sunday night when the deceased, identified as Kuna Pradhan, who worked as a mason, was sleeping along with three other workers in the room at a construction site at Atharabanki area.
DMRC Announce 'Total Revamp' of 280 Red Line Metro Coaches to Increase Efficiency
The oldest coaches are nearly 20 years old and are mainly operational on the Red Line. Not just refurbishing, these coaches will also be upgraded so that they function in par with the coaches of other corridors.
National Education Day: Remembering Free India's First HRD Minister Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
Post-Indian independence, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad is also credited with the establishment of the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) as well as the foundation of the University Grants Commission.
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