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India Sends Holy Buddha Relics To Vietnam For Public Exposition
The holy relics of Lord Buddha, enshrined at a vihara in Uttar Pradesh's Sarnath, reached Ho Chi Minh City on Friday in an IAF aircraft for an exposition during the gala celebrations of the United Nations Day of Vesak being hosted by Vietnam.
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta Launches 20 Day Intensive Cleanliness Drive
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Thursday announced the launch of a 20-day intensive cleanliness drive across the national capital, vowing visible transformation in Delhi's public spaces
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2 Boys Stab Men After They Ask Them Not To Stand Outside Women's Toilet
Two juveniles were apprehended for allegedly stabbing two men after they asked them not to stand outside a women's public toilet here, police said Wednesday.
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Inconsistent Judicial Decisions Shake Public Trust: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed inconsistent decisions from different benches shook public trust and outlined their consistency to be hallmark of a responsible judiciary.
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What Was Canada's Robocalls Controversy That Shook Voter Trust In 2011
With Canadians preparing to cast their ballots, memories of the 2011 Robocalls Scandal still linger - a voter suppression controversy that shook public trust and remains one of the most divisive chapters in the country's electoral history.
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Centre Issues Alert About Online Frauds Targeting Pilgrims, Tourists
The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre, under the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, has alerted the public about online booking frauds, especially those targeting Char Dham pilgrims and tourists, across the country.
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In Talks With Pak, Bangladesh Seeks Public Apology For 1971 Atrocities
Bangladesh raised "historically unresolved issues" and sought a public apology from Pakistan over the 1971 atrocities as the two countries held their first foreign secretary-level talks in 15 years here on Thursday.
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Space Tech, Public Participation: PM Modi Reviews Yamuna Rejuvenation Plan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi-headed review meeting on Yamuna rejuvenation on Thursday discussed measures like public participation and the use of real-time data and space technology to revive the heavily polluted river, said a statement.
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India To Grow By 6.5% This Year, Remain Fastest-Growing Economy: Report
India is expected to grow by 6.5 per cent in 2025 on the back of continued robust public spending and ongoing monetary easing, even as the world economy is on a recessionary trajectory.
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'Deserves To Shut Down': High Court Slams Delhi School Amid Fee Hike Row
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday pulled up Delhi Public School Dwarka for treating students over fee with "indignity" by confining them in a library and not allowing them to attend classes.
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Indian Student, 3 Others File Lawsuit Against Possible Deportation From US
An Indian was among four students at Michigan public universities who have filed a lawsuit against their possible deportation after their student immigration status was terminated "unlawfully".
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Video: Hyderabad Man Attacks Pregnant Wife With Brick In Public, Arrested
A pregnant woman was brutally attacked with cement bricks in public, allegedly by her husband, who has since been arrested, police said on Monday.
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19-Year-Old Woman Stabbed Multiple Times By Man On Busy Road In Delhi
A 19-year-old woman was knifed several times by a man in full public view in the Kirbi Place bus stop area of southwest Delhi, a police officer said on Monday.
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"Time Is Ripe To Replace Collegium System": Former Law Minister
Former Union law minister Ashwani Kumar on Sunday said the time is ripe for replacing the present collegium system of judicial appointments and "processes of public opinion are moving robustly" in favour of an alternative mechanism.
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Applications Tied To Body, Man Crawls To Authorities To Highlight Water Shortage
A man from Madhya Pradesh's Sehore district attached several written applications to a string tied to his body and crawled to the divisional commissioner's office to highlight water "shortage" in his village
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India Sends Holy Buddha Relics To Vietnam For Public Exposition
The holy relics of Lord Buddha, enshrined at a vihara in Uttar Pradesh's Sarnath, reached Ho Chi Minh City on Friday in an IAF aircraft for an exposition during the gala celebrations of the United Nations Day of Vesak being hosted by Vietnam.
-
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta Launches 20 Day Intensive Cleanliness Drive
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Thursday announced the launch of a 20-day intensive cleanliness drive across the national capital, vowing visible transformation in Delhi's public spaces
-
2 Boys Stab Men After They Ask Them Not To Stand Outside Women's Toilet
Two juveniles were apprehended for allegedly stabbing two men after they asked them not to stand outside a women's public toilet here, police said Wednesday.
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Inconsistent Judicial Decisions Shake Public Trust: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed inconsistent decisions from different benches shook public trust and outlined their consistency to be hallmark of a responsible judiciary.
-
What Was Canada's Robocalls Controversy That Shook Voter Trust In 2011
With Canadians preparing to cast their ballots, memories of the 2011 Robocalls Scandal still linger - a voter suppression controversy that shook public trust and remains one of the most divisive chapters in the country's electoral history.
-
Centre Issues Alert About Online Frauds Targeting Pilgrims, Tourists
The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre, under the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, has alerted the public about online booking frauds, especially those targeting Char Dham pilgrims and tourists, across the country.
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In Talks With Pak, Bangladesh Seeks Public Apology For 1971 Atrocities
Bangladesh raised "historically unresolved issues" and sought a public apology from Pakistan over the 1971 atrocities as the two countries held their first foreign secretary-level talks in 15 years here on Thursday.
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Space Tech, Public Participation: PM Modi Reviews Yamuna Rejuvenation Plan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi-headed review meeting on Yamuna rejuvenation on Thursday discussed measures like public participation and the use of real-time data and space technology to revive the heavily polluted river, said a statement.
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India To Grow By 6.5% This Year, Remain Fastest-Growing Economy: Report
India is expected to grow by 6.5 per cent in 2025 on the back of continued robust public spending and ongoing monetary easing, even as the world economy is on a recessionary trajectory.
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'Deserves To Shut Down': High Court Slams Delhi School Amid Fee Hike Row
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday pulled up Delhi Public School Dwarka for treating students over fee with "indignity" by confining them in a library and not allowing them to attend classes.
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Indian Student, 3 Others File Lawsuit Against Possible Deportation From US
An Indian was among four students at Michigan public universities who have filed a lawsuit against their possible deportation after their student immigration status was terminated "unlawfully".
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Video: Hyderabad Man Attacks Pregnant Wife With Brick In Public, Arrested
A pregnant woman was brutally attacked with cement bricks in public, allegedly by her husband, who has since been arrested, police said on Monday.
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19-Year-Old Woman Stabbed Multiple Times By Man On Busy Road In Delhi
A 19-year-old woman was knifed several times by a man in full public view in the Kirbi Place bus stop area of southwest Delhi, a police officer said on Monday.
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"Time Is Ripe To Replace Collegium System": Former Law Minister
Former Union law minister Ashwani Kumar on Sunday said the time is ripe for replacing the present collegium system of judicial appointments and "processes of public opinion are moving robustly" in favour of an alternative mechanism.
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Applications Tied To Body, Man Crawls To Authorities To Highlight Water Shortage
A man from Madhya Pradesh's Sehore district attached several written applications to a string tied to his body and crawled to the divisional commissioner's office to highlight water "shortage" in his village
