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EC Turns Innovative, Trains 200 Sprinters for Polling Updates in MP Booths With No Mobile Network
A total of 43 shadow booths in Harsud district have absolutely no mobile network and sprinters will be updating the sector officers about the poll percentage.
25th April 2004: When Zimbabwe Recorded The Lowest Total In ODI History
Minnows Zimbabwe have a few unwanted records to their name in the history of international cricket. However, on this day in 2004, they sank to an all-time low in ODI cricket.
Oppn Leaders Slam Imran Khan for His 'Shameful' Remarks Against Bilawal Bhutto
Former information minister and PML-N spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb said Imran Khan has exposed his "shallow-mindedness" and petty personality every time he opens his mouth.
More Than 60 Dead in South Africa After Heavy Rains Cause Flooding and Mudslides
President Cyril Ramaphosa visited affected communities in KwaZulu-Natal on Wednesday and was expected in the Eastern Cape in the next few days.
BJP Wants 'Deaf And Dumb' Dalit Leaders, Says Udit Raj After Joining Congress
Raj claimed that the BJP had not even considered Ram Nath Kovind 'good enough for giving him a ticket when he wanted it' and suggested he was rewarded with the President's post only because he stayed quiet.
SC Takes Umbrage at Lawyer's Remarks Against AG, Warns He Will be Thrown Out of Court
A special three-judge bench headed by Justice Arun Mishra told advocate Utsav Singh Bains, who has filed an affidavit alleging 'larger conspiracy' to frame CJI Ranjan Gogoi, that Venugopal is one of the most respected members of the bar.
Defying Party Gag, Two BJP Legislators in Uttarakhand ‘Fight’ Openly
BJP state president for Uttarakhand, Ajay Bhatt said that the party has formed a committee to file a detailed report on the infighting and that if required the party will discard the legislators for their behavior.
Pepsi India Sues Nine Gujarat Farmers for 'Rights Infringement', Activists & Unions Extend Support
Pepsi India has sued nine farmers for allegedly growing a variety of potato exclusively registered by the company for the manufacture of its brand of Lay's chips.
Chelsea Manager Maurizio Sarri Charged with Misconduct During Match vs Burnley
Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri was embroiled in a scuffle towards the end of Chelsea 2-2 draw with Burnley and also did not carry out his post-match media duties.
Probing Coimbatore ISIS Case, NIA Stumbled Upon Sri Lanka Attacker's Video; Told Colombo Churches Were Under Threat
After further investigation, the central security agencies shared an input with their Lankan counterparts about the churches being the likely target of the ISIS module.
7-second of 'Spiderman' Clip Can Lower Spider Phobia
Screening a spider scene from "Spiderman 2" film reduced spider phobia (arachnophobia) symptoms score by 20 per cent among the participants.
'Somebody is Controlling Them': Lanka Minister Says Officials 'Purposefully' Withheld Intel on Attacks
He said information on possible suicide attacks on churches, hotels and politicians were received from Indian intelligence on April 4 and a Security Council meeting was chaired by President Maithripala Sirisena on April 7.
PUBG Mobile Ban: Nepal’s Supreme Court Orders Govt Not To Ban PUBG, Here is Why
The court observed that PUBG was basically a game used by general public for entertainment.
WiFi Hotspot App Exposed Over Two Million Passwords in Plain Text
The data is reportedly offline now, but had previously left login credentials and geolocations of many private Wi-Fi networks online, without encryption.
Sunny Deol Adds to Star Power in BJP, Fielded from Gurdaspur; Kirron Kher Gets Chandigarh Again
Speculation of the Gadar star taking the political plunge had been doing the rounds since last week when Deol met BJP president Amit Shah at Pune airport.
Apple's 5G iPhones to Run Qualcomm And Samsung Chips
Earlier in April, Apple and Qualcomm settled their long-drawn legal war over patents and licensing at an undisclosed amount and Apple agreed to buy chips from Qualcomm again as part of the settlement.