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336Ram Nath Kovind as a Presidential Candidate, a Dalit Outreach of BJP
As the presidential election approaches, the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) declared Ram Nath Kovind – Governor of Bihar as a presidential candidate....
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Amit Shah says firm no to bilateral ties between India and Pakistan
A day before India plays arch rival Pakistan in the much awaited final of the Champions Trophy in England, BJP president Amit...
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Abu Salem, 5 others convicted in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case
Twenty-four years after 12 blasts rocked the city killing 257 and leaving 713 grievously injured, a special Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention)...
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Political Economy of Loan Waiver in India
Amidst intense farm unrests, the Maharashtra Government announced the loan waiver scheme for farmers. Following the decision, the agitating farmers called off their...
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One day mourning in Nagaland for S S Khaplang
As a mark of respect to departed militant leader, Chairman of khaplang faction of NSCN, Shangwang Shangyung Khaplang, Eastern Nagaland Peoples Organisation...
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Sonowal urges youths to take up farming, cattle rearing for rural economy
Calling on the educated unemployed youth of the State to vigorously engage in agriculture and cattle rearing to lay the foundation...
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Meghalaya opposes Centre’s notification on cattle sale
The Meghalaya assembly on Monday unanimously passed a resolution opposing the Centre’s notification banning the sale and purchase of cattle at animal...
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The Skilling Approach would be Driven by Demand, Not by Supply: Ministry
In a sudden policy move, the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE) decided to stop the training provider registration across India. ...
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Water Woes in India: Water level of 91 Reservoirs Plunges to 20% of their Capacity
As summer peaks in India, the water level of 91 major reservoirs goes down by one per cent. According to the official...
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IMD predicts better monsoon in revised forecast for 2017
The monsoon is likely to be better than earlier expected, according to the Met department which revised its initial forecast today, upgrading...
