COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 19 July 2021
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The metro's daily average ridership came down to 24.2 lakh in October from 27.4 lakh in September, translating to a fall of around 11 per cent.
Prosecutors argued earlier this month that Oscar Pistorius failed to show genuine remorse after killing his girlfriend.
The incident took place yesterday when the victim was checking the pockets of the accused on the suspicion that they had stolen his mobile phone.
"This local body election has become a massive exercise simply because BJP leaders are out in full force while the public is equally strong in demanding answers."
"1. Only books published in the year 2016-17 should be displayed; 2. All books on and about Dr B.R. Ambedkar and Pandit Deen Dayal may also be displayed (published any time)"
Advocate Prashant Bhushan, appearing for the NGO, said Asthana's appointment was illegal as his name had surfaced in a diary recovered during a raid conducted by the Income Tax department.
"His (Loya's) family feels very strongly that there was some foul play in his death.," he said.
The NGO in the white paper on the "Status of Crime and Policing in Delhi" said that out of 2,181 rape cases filed last year, 977 were registered under POSCO.
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The metro's daily average ridership came down to 24.2 lakh in October from 27.4 lakh in September, translating to a fall of around 11 per cent.
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Prosecutors argued earlier this month that Oscar Pistorius failed to show genuine remorse after killing his girlfriend.
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The incident took place yesterday when the victim was checking the pockets of the accused on the suspicion that they had stolen his mobile phone.
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"This local body election has become a massive exercise simply because BJP leaders are out in full force while the public is equally strong in demanding answers."
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"1. Only books published in the year 2016-17 should be displayed; 2. All books on and about Dr B.R. Ambedkar and Pandit Deen Dayal may also be displayed (published any time)"
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Advocate Prashant Bhushan, appearing for the NGO, said Asthana's appointment was illegal as his name had surfaced in a diary recovered during a raid conducted by the Income Tax department.
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"His (Loya's) family feels very strongly that there was some foul play in his death.," he said.
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The NGO in the white paper on the "Status of Crime and Policing in Delhi" said that out of 2,181 rape cases filed last year, 977 were registered under POSCO.
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