According to prosecution, Parulekar had on November 29, 2011, while addressing a media conference inside the Madhya Pradesh assembly premises, criticised Naolekar, the then state Lokayukta, and accused him of links with RSS.
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Noam Chomsky on the Trump Presidency and how to further enrich “The Masters of the Universe”
"Govt of India has reduced Basic Excise Duty rate on Petrol&Diesel(both branded& unbranded) by Rs 2 per litre w.e.f. Oct 4,"
It urges Kovind to intervene in the matter and "restore the atmosphere of healthy debate for which JNU has been recognised in the entire academic world."
Nearly 12,000 people have been killed in gun violence as 273 mass shootings have occurred so far in the US in 2017, according to the Gun Violence Archive.
"Kaskar had threatened and extorted Rs 3 crore from him over a deal of a 38-acre land in the Gorai area," said police.
Naik Mahendra Chemjung has reportedly been killed in ceasefire violation by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir's Bhimber Gali
The apex court said it will hear the arguments only on the points of law and asked the parties to desist from advancing emotional arguments
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Noam Chomsky on the Trump Presidency and how to further enrich “The Masters of the Universe”
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"Govt of India has reduced Basic Excise Duty rate on Petrol&Diesel(both branded& unbranded) by Rs 2 per litre w.e.f. Oct 4,"
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It urges Kovind to intervene in the matter and "restore the atmosphere of healthy debate for which JNU has been recognised in the entire academic world."
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Nearly 12,000 people have been killed in gun violence as 273 mass shootings have occurred so far in the US in 2017, according to the Gun Violence Archive.
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"Kaskar had threatened and extorted Rs 3 crore from him over a deal of a 38-acre land in the Gorai area," said police.
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Naik Mahendra Chemjung has reportedly been killed in ceasefire violation by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir's Bhimber Gali
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The apex court said it will hear the arguments only on the points of law and asked the parties to desist from advancing emotional arguments
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A strong protest was lodged over the death of three Indian children in "unprovoked ceasefire violation" by the Pakistani forces in the Poonch sector yesterday, it said.
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Yadav was BSP's candidate from Gyanpur in the last UP state elections.
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All the three scientists played a significant role in Ligo experiment regarding the gravitational waves that was first observed in the year 2015.
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The ABS variant of the Pulsar NS200 will be available for Rs 1.09 lakh
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The Indian Space Program hadn’t even begun when the launch of Sputnik 1 made headlines throughout the world
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BJP Chief Amit Shah Launches 14-Day <em>Padyatra</em> In Kerala Against CPI(M)'s 'Political Murders'
"CPI(M) leader and Kerala Chief Minister Vijayan is directly responsible for all political murders in Kerala," he alleged.
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Despite the fact that mass shooting by white, non-Muslim, males being a common American phenomenon, many jumped to assume that the Las Vegas shooter was a Muslim.
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Lawyer Prashant Bhushan said that the amendment has removed the cap that barred corporates from donating more than 7.5 per cent of their average net profit to a political party.
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The protests outside the BHU campus triggered when a first-year female student of BHU alleged that she was molested by three bike-borne men outside the campus.
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Sharif, 67, had to step down as the chief of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) after he was disqualified as the prime minister by the Supreme Court on July 28 in the Panama Papers scandal.
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India becomes the third country to get Nissan’s pre-owned car showrooms
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Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren speaks about the poll preparations that went into the victory, the challenges ahead and how he intends to go about his business ahead of his swearing-in as the chief minister of the tribal-state on Sunday
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India's greatest strength has been its ability to engage with diverse sources and impulses. We need those wise men to guide us away from alienation and brutalisation in the name of faith, writes poet and art curator, Ranjit Hoskote
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How saffron, coloured by patient irony, separates the strands of the holy and unholy on the table of human history
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A rational idea of spirituality can heal the split personality syndrome afflicting humanity. Reason is a country India has always belonged to.
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If anything can be called a unifier in 2019, it is the street protests running around the globe—various skeins of outrage bound as a common strand.
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USSR disintegrated, Bangladesh split from Pakistan and UK is under pressure from Scotland and Ireland, but India has remained despite its enormous diversity. Dr Krishna Gopal, the joint-secretary of the RSS, explains the reasons
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In Outlook this week, a doctor's diary on 'faith'.
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Trans-generation trauma has been passed on from generation to generation. Memory is now a lived reality, writes psychologist, Rajat Mitra
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The rulers are so consumed by the arrogance of power that they simply dismiss all opposition as “anti-national” and set the stage for more repressive actions.
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Former home minister P. Chidambaram speaks to Prashant Srivastav on the Citizenship (Amendment) Act
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People in several parts of the country took to the streets in protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act claiming the amended law is discriminatory
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Faith—or its absence—has truly been one recurrent theme running through most of the major news headlines of the year.
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A top Tihar policeman holds a mirror to its unique ecosystem: bossy criminals and underlings, systemic reforms, executions and the deadening bureaucracy
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Bhakti is no juvenile love affair. The word has been used to describe blind faith to a political regime, writes cultural curator, Arundhathi Subramanium
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The almighty might be invoked for that final push, but sportsmen have implicit faith in training, coaches and true grit, writes journalist, Suresh Menon
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The government betrays total ignorance about macroeconomics levers but no one dares to say so, writes journalist and author, Puja Mehra
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A series of developments by the current government has undermined people's faith in India's data system. Government must restore the independence of data collecting centres, writes former Business Standard editor and author, AK Bhattacharya
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Once repression and injustice drove Muslims towards the State. This couldn’t last, of course, with the ruling system, in every avatar, punishing Muslims for being Muslim.
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The Indian’s great, organic faith in the secular Constitution grew out of its emergence as a site for struggle since its earliest years
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Our Sufis, saints and gurus are Indian culture’s biggest achievement—not gods, whom people across the world created
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Do not abuse the trust or faith of any sizeable section of citizens, even BR Ambedkar had warned the rulers, reminds senior journalist Harish Khare
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There is no controversy that the biggest problem facing the judiciary is the number of pending cases
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In an exclusive interview to Outlook, West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar speaks on the challenges he faces and what the future holds.