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China is Not Source of Fentanyl That's Killing Americans: Beijing Counters Trump's Claim
At a briefing for the National Narcotics Control Commission, China reiterated that it is making extensive efforts toward controlling the synthetic opioid and should not be labeled the main origin of fentanyl to the US.
Cristiano Ronaldo Refuses to Wear Serie A Badge Given to Him For Winning Best Player Award
Ronaldo rejected the Serie A honour to avoid being seen as above his peers in the Juventus squad, according to reports.
To Confirm Casualty, 'Death Audit' to be Performed on Dengue Victims in Andhra Pradesh
The medical history of the deceased will be collected by a committee comprising DMHO, District Malaria Officer, epidemiologist and others to perform a study.
Ranu Mondal Recreates Aashiqui Mein Teri Track for Himesh Reshammiya's Film Happy Hardy And Heer
Himesh Reshammiya has recorded a new track with Ranu Mondal for his upcoming film 'Happy Hardy And Heer.' Watch BTS video here.
7th Pay Commission: Indian Railways Issue Clarification for Non-functional Scale of Grade-B Officers
The statement mentioned that the references are being received from various Zonal Railways seeking clarification of issues relating to the aforementioned scheme.
11-year-old Girl Succumbs to Dengue in Hyderabad Amid Telangana Govt's Bid to Tame Mosquito-borne Diseases
The menace of dengue in Telangana has sent hospitals and officials of the Health department into a tizzy. At least 900 cases of dengue were recorded in the just last couple of months.
Auto Industry Body Seeks Immediate Policy Changes as Sales Slowdown Continues
Although the auto industry is hopeful of a sales upturn during the upcoming festival season, SIAM urged the government to reduce the GST rates from 28 to 18 per cent to create demand.
Hurricane Dorian Pummels Bahamas with Category 4 Assault
Meanwhile in the United States, the National Hurricane Center extended watches and warnings across the Florida and Georgia coasts.
Turfs in Mind, How TMC-BJP are Striving to Dominate Puja Committees in Bengal, Busy Opening Pandals
Be it Eid, Ganesh Chaturthi or Durga Puja — leaders of the both the parties are silently trying to gain control of the puja committees/organisers as these religious platforms work best as far as turf wars ahead of elections are concerned.
Thane Woman Found Murdered at Home with Stab Wound in Neck, Cops Suspect Absconding Husband
A neighbour found the woman in a pool of blood, with a stab wound in her neck, in her room in Khadakpada area of Kalyan in the morning, the official said.
Those Left out of NRC Will Have Property, Job Rights Till Legal Remedies are Exhausted, Clarifies MHA
A senior EC official said that voting rights of the excluded persons are also unlikely to be affected till the time the Foreigners' Tribunal adjudicates on the matter.
Kenya Park Suspends Gorge Visits After Flash Flood Kills Seven Including an Indian National
Paul Udoto, spokesman for the Kenya Wildlife Service, said those who died in the Sunday evening tragedy were five Kenyans of Indian descent, an Indian national and their Kenyan driver.
UK PM Johnson Threatens Brexit Purge in Pivotal Week
The warning came as heavyweights from the governing Conservatives such as former finance minister Philip Hammond plotted a way to keep the premier from taking Britain out of the European Union without an agreement on October 31.
Concerns Over Raebareli Rail Factory Based on 'Misguided, Imaginary Fears': Piyush Goyal to Sonia
In a five-page letter to Gandhi, the minister said he was "surprised" that the Congress president was opposing the move to set up new "temples of modern India" — a term coined by Jawaharlal Nehru.
Himachal Pradesh on High Alert After 60 Dengue Patients Test Positive in Solan
Where Solan and Baddi authorities have failed to control the mosquito-borne disease, officials of MC area of Parwanoo, which also falls in the Solan district, have done a commendable job this year to contain the disease.
'Fantastic News': Berlin Celebrates Birth of Germany's First Giant Panda Cubs
Immediately after the first birth, the mother placed the creature on her belly and warmed it with her large paws and soft fur, said the zoo. Within an hour, a second cub had been born.