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Akhilesh Yadav Delays Rampur Visit as District Admin Cautious Around Festivals, Imposes Section 144
Yadav was set to visit Rampur to express solidarity with embattled MP Azam Khan after his father and SP patriarch Mulayam Singh called for a state-wide stir over state government targeting the lawmaker.
Union Minister Kishan Reddy Asks Telangana Govt to Celebrate Sept 17 as Hyderabad Liberation Day
Reddy said Liberation Day would be celebrated in every village of the state once the BJP government comes to power in Telangana. He said BJP chief and Home Minister Amit Shah is expected to attend a public meeting that day over this issue.
Yes, Rahul Gandhi Did Congratulate Modi Govt on Completion of 100 Days. But There's a Twist Here
Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said the Modi government is mum after 'ruining the economy' and alleged it is trying to hide the grim situation in the country.
On 100 Days of Govt, PM Modi Recalls 100 Seconds of Anxiety When Lander Vikram Was 2.1 km from Historic Touchdown
'The 100 seconds showed the entire country what is the power of hope and belief, and what is determination and capacity,' Prime Minister Modi said.
British Man Among Two Held at IGI Airport for Using Fake Ticket for Entry
According to the official, Dhonota was carrying a passport of the United Kingdom. He told officials that he used a cancelled ticket to London for entering the terminal to see off his wife and son.
Hopes Fading, Re-establishing Communication With Lander Vikram Looks 'Less Probable', Says ISRO Scientists
Chairman of Indian Space Research Organisation K Sivan said on Saturday that the space agency will try to establish link with the lander for 14 days.
Chris Evans Talks About Transitioning Through Superhero Image
In 'Knives Out', Evans features alongside an ensemble cast of Daniel Craig, Ana de Armas, Jamie Lee Curtis and others.
As They Build India's First Camp for Illegal Migrants, Some Workers Fear Detention There
Labourers have cleared dense forest in an area equivalent to about seven soccer fields near the town of Goalpara in Assam.
NEP Draft 'Good Wishful' Document, Has No Roadmap for Implementation, Says Manish Sisodia
Incorporating Indian knowledge systems in the curriculum, constituting National Education Commission, renaming MHRD as Ministry of Education and curbing arbitrary fees hikes by private schools are among the recommendations.
On Again, Off Again: Erratic History of America's Talks With the Taliban in Afghanistan
Since well before the US invasion Washington has tried to obtain promises from the Taliban, resulting in a tragic series of missed opportunities and all but guaranteeing suspicion around any new deal.
Amit Shah Pays Visit to Ram Jethmalani's Residence to Offer his Last Respects
Ram Jethmalani was Amit Shah's lawyer in the Sohrabuddin Sheikh alleged fake encounter case. Shah was chargesheeted by the CBI in the case, but the court discharged him due to lack of evidence.
Co-location 'Super White-collar Crime'; Probe Chidambaram's NSE Interest, Says Jignesh Shah
Shah said Chidambaram targeted him to protect the interest of his 'pet exchange' as their dominance was threatened by MCX-SX, which had got the licence to run a full-fledged stock exchange.
‘Old Man’ Departs from God's ‘Waiting Lounge’: Remembering Ram Jethmalani
Jethmalani was unpredictable in his choice of cases. He defended several criminals to save them from the gallows, but argued in favour of the death penalty. He spoke out against corruption and also defended high-profile personalities in corruption cases.
Less Dengue Cases in Delhi Due to Weak Rains, May Rise in Coming Weeks: Municipal Health Official
Delhi government led by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has initiated a campaign to curb the spread of monsoon diseases spread by bite of mosquitoes on September 1.
Ram Jethmalani, Eminent Supreme Court Lawyer and Former Law Minister, Passes Away at 96
Ram Jethmalani fought several high-profile cases in his career, beginning with the famous KM Nanavati versus State of Maharashtra case in 1959.
US Students Outsourcing Homework to Struggling Writers Abroad; India Part of Essay-for-Hire Industry
Cheating in college is nothing new, but the internet now makes it possible on a global, industrial scale.