COVER STORY
Gupta denied claims made by Insan and Rahim and dubbed the concerned news as sham.
Outlook Magazine - 9 September 2019
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Sharif, along with his children, is in London to be with his ailing wife Kulsoom who is undergoing treatment for throat cancer.
It also noted the absence of an integrated system of disbursal and management of the money allocated for compensating the victims.
Farmers Should Skip One Meal To Educate Their Children: Punjab Finance Minister Manpreet Singh Badal"Education will open floodgates of opportunities for your children in diverse fields apart from agriculture," he said.
The sources said the notification from the central government had been received and an FIR could be registered anytime soon.
The CBI has alleged that Lalu, as railway minister, handed over maintenance of two hotels run by Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC)
A bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra said, "let the compliance reports be filed...Nobody can wash off their hands (from their duty). We will give directions to all the states."
The move by the Railways comes at a time when the carrier has come in for criticism following a spate of recent train derailments with employees originally intended for maintenance and safety work assigned to household chores.
Starting his two-day visit to Varanasi, Modi gifted schemes worth Rs 1,000 crore to his Lok Sabha constituency.
The maiden journey of the train was from Vadodara to Varanasi.
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Sharif, along with his children, is in London to be with his ailing wife Kulsoom who is undergoing treatment for throat cancer.
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It also noted the absence of an integrated system of disbursal and management of the money allocated for compensating the victims.
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Farmers Should Skip One Meal To Educate Their Children: Punjab Finance Minister Manpreet Singh Badal
"Education will open floodgates of opportunities for your children in diverse fields apart from agriculture," he said.
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The sources said the notification from the central government had been received and an FIR could be registered anytime soon.
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The CBI has alleged that Lalu, as railway minister, handed over maintenance of two hotels run by Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC)
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A bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra said, "let the compliance reports be filed...Nobody can wash off their hands (from their duty). We will give directions to all the states."
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The move by the Railways comes at a time when the carrier has come in for criticism following a spate of recent train derailments with employees originally intended for maintenance and safety work assigned to household chores.
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Starting his two-day visit to Varanasi, Modi gifted schemes worth Rs 1,000 crore to his Lok Sabha constituency.
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The maiden journey of the train was from Vadodara to Varanasi.
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The vast Brazilian jungle in the lush Amazon rainforest is critical to the health of the planet. In the past 50 years, the forest has lost at least 17% of its expanse—wildfires being a major culprit
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Lt Gen Bhatt reiterated that the Indian Army is a professional Army and reserves the right to retaliate appropriately to any incident leading to loss of lives of Indian troops
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SouthLive.in’s Associate Editor, Maneesh Narayanan, confirmed to Outlook that all but one of the total 17-member editorial team in the news portal have put in their papers.
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Despite protecting almost every bone in their bodies, batsmen are finding it difficult to handle tearaways like Jofra Archer and Jasprit Bumrah. Why are they special?
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SpiceJet stock, however, fell by 1.51 per cent to close the day at Rs 143.35 on BSE. Intra-day, it lost 2.67 per cent to Rs 141.65.
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Fakirelal Bhojbal has started a dharna before the office of the district magistrate Shahjahanpur demanding the arrest of Honeypreet.
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Tripura Journalist's Murder: Why Do indigenous People Perceive Bengali Media As Biased Against Them?
Tripura Press is a fraternity and industry within which there is no room for any indigenous people’s voices. The language of power is Bengalese which is not understood across the grassroots
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"Transport for London has concluded that Uber London Limited is not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator licence,"
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The Prime Minister will also unveil plaques to mark the laying of foundation stone or dedication of various developments works in the city.
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When two zeroes come together, nothing comes out of it.
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On being asked if the bill will be introduced in the Winter Session, a BJP leader said, "It may be introduced. But a final call has not been taken yet."
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A fine public servant, a minister of rare distinction, a Delhi insider
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OPINION | To Show Muslims Their Place, A Hindu Rashtra Is Imposing Its Writ By An Uniform Civil Code
The criminalisation of triple talaq is part of the Hindutva strategy of further criminalising Muslim men. Gender justice needs legal pluralism, fine-tuned judging practices, writes Nivedita Menon
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Already there are more than 30 million cases pending in Indian courts. Uniform Civil Code will only add to the backlog, feels Partha S Ghosh
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Islamic views on social life and uniform civil code are seen as conflicting entities, writes CSDS associate professor Hilal Ahmed
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In an exclusive interview with Outlook, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) chief Gobind Singh Longowal shares his views on the Uniform Civil Code
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Former Union minister Arif Mohammed Khan explains why he supports the Uniform Civil Code.
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RSS ideologue Seshadri Chari says the time is ripe for a Uniform Civil Code, and that it would be a definitive step towards gender justice
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An overview of religious codes’ prescriptions regarding personal matters
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The right to live according to one’s own religious laws has been the post-Partition Indian system’s cornerstone, especially for minorities. The BJP is out to change that.
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The Centre rolls back stringent laws, cadges money from RBI. But to fix the economy, structural flaws must be addressed.
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The Indian fashion industry is now ardently embracing diversity in its approach. Body imperfections are not a problem, the idea is to make everyone look beautiful
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The burning of Madhu Barnabodha, long acknowledged as Odisha's blue book of grammar and punctuation, by Koshal activists has opened old wounds but carving new state looks impossible
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The population regulation Bill is misguided and debarring citizens from having kids is arbitrary. China's one-child policy has made the nation less competitive and India can't afford this, writes Rami Chhabra
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Delay in disposing of the Babri Masjid demolition case has not amused Justice MS Liberhan, whose Commission had accused LK Advani, Uma Bharti and MM Joshi guilty of inciting communal discord
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Two Gulf states honour Modi, support Delhi’s position. Trump, too, coos consent. Pakistan’s Kashmir cry echoes in empty halls.
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The fear of being swamped by those from outside the state, Mizoram's influential student union, MZP, is hell-bent on eliminating danger
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