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Five domestic helps are being questioned by the police in connection with the case.
Outlook Magazine - 22 April 2019
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"May I remind our neighbour that J&K is & will remain an integral part of India. It is time that Pakistan too reconciles to this."
Acting on a specific intelligence input about the presence of militants in Reban area of Sopore, security forces launched a "cordon and search operation" this morning, a police official said.
SC To Decide Whether Matrimonial Disputes, Custody Matters Can Be Settled Through Video ConferencingThe apex court is seized of a large number of matrimonial disputes in which estranged spouses seek transfer of their cases from one state to another on various grounds.
"If all these schools are brought under the government of NCT of Delhi, there could be much better management and utilisation of physical infrastructure and academic resources."
980 families in Muzaffarnagar and 820 families in Shamli have received compensation so far. However, about 200 families are still waiting
A Class 2 student was found with his throat slit in a washroom in the school building on Friday morning.
Curfew was imposed in four police station areas of the city to bring the situation under control, a senior police official said, adding that internet services were also suspended and schools in the curfew-laden areas have been closed.
Govindacharya opposes the plea of two Rohingya refugees, which would come up for hearing on September 11 before a bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra, saying they are a burden on country's resources and pose serious threat to national security.
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"May I remind our neighbour that J&K is & will remain an integral part of India. It is time that Pakistan too reconciles to this."
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Acting on a specific intelligence input about the presence of militants in Reban area of Sopore, security forces launched a "cordon and search operation" this morning, a police official said.
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SC To Decide Whether Matrimonial Disputes, Custody Matters Can Be Settled Through Video Conferencing
The apex court is seized of a large number of matrimonial disputes in which estranged spouses seek transfer of their cases from one state to another on various grounds.
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"If all these schools are brought under the government of NCT of Delhi, there could be much better management and utilisation of physical infrastructure and academic resources."
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980 families in Muzaffarnagar and 820 families in Shamli have received compensation so far. However, about 200 families are still waiting
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A Class 2 student was found with his throat slit in a washroom in the school building on Friday morning.
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Curfew was imposed in four police station areas of the city to bring the situation under control, a senior police official said, adding that internet services were also suspended and schools in the curfew-laden areas have been closed.
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Govindacharya opposes the plea of two Rohingya refugees, which would come up for hearing on September 11 before a bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra, saying they are a burden on country's resources and pose serious threat to national security.
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DFS, which monitors state-run banks, has created "sameness" among them and governs them "without responsibility", he said.
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The government on Friday released Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik from the Central Jail in Srinagar.
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According to the reports, one of the three attacked, died on the spot
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The meme posted by Singh had a picture of PM Modi with text next to it that read, “Mere do achievements 1.) Bhakton ko C** banaya 2.) C*** ko Bhakt banaya.”
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The six states Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Sikkim, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh met Vinod Rai for one and a half hour with plea of taking part as a combined unit this season.
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Pandey was given additional charge days after GSTN's first chairman Navin Kumar completed his term on August 29.
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Occasionally luckless, mostly bungling, RCB brings up the IPL’s lonely rear. What ails them?
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BJP state spokesperson Chandramohan told the newspaper that Modi is a “perfect icon for children” and that it would enable them to learn more about cleanliness.
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Some of the greatest human tragedies of the last century and indeed many of the current political conflicts across the world prove that citizens are equally complicit in the crimes of their governments.
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"It would be great if something else could be worked out," he added.
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It will also take up IT related issues in the GST network which has faced glitches.
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For Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik's election campaigning - a hi-tech bus, fitted with gadgets.
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Right before any general election in India, political parties hire a range of the latest aircraft from charter services across the country.
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Mrinal Kanti Debnath has never been to a polling station. But that hasn’t stopped him from contesting on a BJP ticket from Barasat, West Bengal.
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The slogan by its cognitive logic cannot be long form. It must hammer its nail into the wall of memory with a single blow.
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Rousing slogans accompanied the Left in Bengal for 70 years
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Keep calm. For everything else, there’s the pro...writing, inventing slogans for political parties.
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Nehruvian clarion calls, socialist barbs, Indira’s promises, Anna’s vows, Janata’s stings, Rajiv’s fall and Modi’s jibes...the story of Indian politics can be read through its demotic slogans
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If politics is in our blood, the slogan is the pulse. Its rhythms aren’t partisan: they create a community of words.
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Assam is leitmotif of all that comes with elections, including an impromptu jig recently by Himanta Biswa Sarma, state minister and the BJP’s key man in the Northeast.
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In an extract from a novel, taken from an anthology published on this centenary year of the Jallianwala massacre, Mulk Raj Anand sketches the tense, rumour-filled, febrile atmosphere in Amritsar, and the epiphanic glow of a boy’s patriotism
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Rajeev Gowda, the Congress’s manifesto committee convener, speaks to Outlook on questions arising out of the party’s poll promises.
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Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu has promised many sops to the voters and other last-minute doles that allegedly cost the state exchequer over Rs 200 crores.
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Cruise vacation, which was once considered a preserve for the affluent, has now become an achievable reality for the Indian vacationers.
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A past rarity in Bollywood, the spy thriller has arrived in times of hyper-nationalism
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The Taaras coalition is changing women’s lives by giving voice to the most marginalised
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No-hassle return policies of e-commerce portals open up a new sector: reverse logistics
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Thousands travel great distances to vote as there is no other way to exercise this right
