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The extension is, however, only for those who are yet to apply for Aadhaar, an order issued by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said.
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"Some students holding protest in BHU wanted to turn the temple of education into a battleground of politics"
The woman in her testimony had said he 'indecently kissed her, touched her breast and thighs, and suggested her to sleep with him.'
He further said that the FMCG major will have a manufacturing capacity of Rs 1 lakh crore in the next two years.
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The regional breakdown will be: Africa, 19,000; East Asia, 5,000; Europe and Central Asia, 2,000; Latin America and the Caribbean, 1,500; Near East South Asia, 17,000.
His decision was approved by the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) during its meeting in Mumbai on Wednesday.
The case dates back to the time when Lalu was the railway minister in the UPA government.
Terming the decision as people-centric and pro-patient, Union Health Minister J P Nadda said it will address the problem of shortage of doctors in the country.
"Some students holding protest in BHU wanted to turn the temple of education into a battleground of politics"
The woman in her testimony had said he 'indecently kissed her, touched her breast and thighs, and suggested her to sleep with him.'
He further said that the FMCG major will have a manufacturing capacity of Rs 1 lakh crore in the next two years.
The regional breakdown will be: Africa, 19,000; East Asia, 5,000; Europe and Central Asia, 2,000; Latin America and the Caribbean, 1,500; Near East South Asia, 17,000.
His decision was approved by the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) during its meeting in Mumbai on Wednesday.
The case dates back to the time when Lalu was the railway minister in the UPA government.
Terming the decision as people-centric and pro-patient, Union Health Minister J P Nadda said it will address the problem of shortage of doctors in the country.
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