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35,000 will be working on a rotation basis and will be made permanent once they clear the eligibility test.
Outlook Magazine - 4 November 2019
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A section of students even approached the Delhi High Court which directed the administration to maintain status quo on the sealing of GSCASH office
Mohandas, the national spokesperson of the Akhil Bharatiya Akhara Parishad (ABAP), has been missing since the intervening night of September 15 and 16 when he was on his way to Haridwar by a train from Mumbai.
The amount of the refunds for the phone has been changed as well.
The apex court had disqualified Nawaz Sharif as the prime minister and ordered corruption cases against him
'One of our MPs was just expressing his opinion, that humanitarian consideration must be seen on the Rohingyas and that they should be retained on the Indian soil, but ultimately the Government of India takes the decision'
Will Power Now Admit The Truth That Economy Is Sinking, Asks Chidambaram On Yashwant Sinha's Article
The CPI(M), which was earlier averse to taking part in religious festivals, is now banking on a "social festival" like Durga Puja to reach out to the people and revamp its dwindling mass base in West Bengal.
"I welcome the decision of the party but I don't deserve the way I was insulted and expelled from the party. I don't want to leave the party but don't have a choice,"
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A section of students even approached the Delhi High Court which directed the administration to maintain status quo on the sealing of GSCASH office
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Mohandas, the national spokesperson of the Akhil Bharatiya Akhara Parishad (ABAP), has been missing since the intervening night of September 15 and 16 when he was on his way to Haridwar by a train from Mumbai.
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The amount of the refunds for the phone has been changed as well.
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The apex court had disqualified Nawaz Sharif as the prime minister and ordered corruption cases against him
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'One of our MPs was just expressing his opinion, that humanitarian consideration must be seen on the Rohingyas and that they should be retained on the Indian soil, but ultimately the Government of India takes the decision'
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The CPI(M), which was earlier averse to taking part in religious festivals, is now banking on a "social festival" like Durga Puja to reach out to the people and revamp its dwindling mass base in West Bengal.
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"I welcome the decision of the party but I don't deserve the way I was insulted and expelled from the party. I don't want to leave the party but don't have a choice,"
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The girl is a Std. X student and has said that the police duo stationed at the Govind Nagar area used to eve tease her regularly. They caught hold of her one day and forcibly took her to a guest house on a motorbike where they gangraped her.
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"In rural India, just under three-quarters of students in grade 3 could not solve a two-digit subtraction such as 46 – 17, and by grade 5 half could still not do so," the World Bank said.
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Singh submitted his resignation letter to the Vice Chancellor, Girish Chandra Tripathi.
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We must embed accountability mechanisms across the National Education Policy, ensuring gender equality as the backbone of the system
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"Prima facie investigation suggests it is a conspiracy by anti-social elements," he said.
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Calling Jaitley a “lucky Finance Minister”, luckier than any post-1992, Sinha says that global crude oil prices had placed an “unprecedented bonanza” of “lakhs of crores of rupees” which “has been wasted "
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Rajnath Singh, earlier in a statement, said that the Centre was taking all possible steps to resolve the row through dialogue.
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The strong reaction from the US president came a day after North Korea said that it was ready to defend itself by shooting down US bombers.
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'There is discontent within RSS over Modi's style of functioning. RSS is not happy with him as he is not taking the Sangh in consideration while taking decisions. In the recent cabinet reshuffle, he inducted four former bureaucrats'
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The kingdom was the only the country in the world to bar women from driving and for years had garnered negative publicity internationally for detaining women who defied the ban.
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After failing to win the world with his Kashmir rants, Imran Khan faces the challenge to retain power in Pakistan. Will the Azadi March topple him?
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Accusations of auditing malpractices rock Infosys’s boat
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Sonia Gandhi once again has the onerous task of resurrecting Congress as a serious political heavyweight but the biggest hurdle is the baggage of inexperienced young leaders
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The masquerade of sycophancy hides the conviction in Sonia's stand that her family's association with the Congress is a 'duty', argues Rasheed Kidwai
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The results of Maharashtra and Haryana assembly elections are bound to have a sobering effect on the BJP, says political analyst Suhas Palshikar
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The assembly results hold long-term lessons for both the ‘nationalist’ BJP and a top-heavy, clueless Congress
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The PM inhabited the veshti’s perfect, protean balance—both quotidian attire and stylish formalwear
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More than a dozen footballers in India's Olympic teams of the Fifties came from Hyderabad. The city now has a team in the ISL but yesteryear superstars like Rahim Sahab, Balaram, Habib and Nayeemuddin are completely forgotten
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Cameras across Delhi are catching traffic rule violators unawares. VIPs and other important people are no longer able to bully past helpless police personnel.
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Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik's most trusted general V. Karthikeyan Pandian was known to be terribly shy of publicity but all that is quickly changing now
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As a transport strike strands Telangana, the CM digs heels
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Human rights campaigners say the errors in the National Register of Citizens have caused trauma of epic proportions. Is the Citizenship Amendment Bill the solution?
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Twenty-five distinguished women spoke on issues Indian women face and 10 walked away with awards at Outlook Speakout’s illuminating soiree
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While the state and patrons sponsor contemporary art, traditional artisans are pitied, exploited or patronised, regardless of their expertise or originality
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'Deeply concerned' government claims killings are part of militants' plan to derail Kashmir's economy and have nothing to do with abrogation of Article 370
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