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Jind Marathon to be Dedicated to Martyrs of Pulwama Terror Attack Today
The aim of the marathon is to promote social harmony, connect youth with the government and encourage an active lifestyle among people.
Robert Vadra Appears Before ED for 5th Time in Money Laundering Case; Grilled for 7 Hours
Businessman Robert Vadra reached the agency's office shortly before 11 am and left after 7 pm during which also he had a lunch break .
SC to Hear on February 26 Pleas Seeking Review of Rafale Verdict
The top court will also hear the petition filed by AAP's Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh through advocate Dheeraj Singh seeking review of the December 14 verdict.
‘Atheist Communists Denying Justice to Believers’: Amit Shah’s Dig at Kerala Govt Over Sabarimala
Kerala had been rocked by protests after the state government decided to implement the Supreme Court's September 28 verdict allowing women of all age groups to offer prayers at the hill shrine.
News18 Wrap: Pakistan Warns India Not to 'Mess' with it, BCCI Wants to Ban Pak from Cricket World Cup & Other Stories You Might Have Missed
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UP ATS Arrests 2 Alleged JeM Terrorists from Kashmir in Deoband Week After Pulwama Terror Attack
The UP Police alleged that both men were involved in recruiting members for the JeM.
CAG’s Grandstanding on Coal Scam Was Uncalled for, Says Former Coal Secretary Anil Swarup
Contrary to the general perception, Kalyan Singh, who was the chief minister of UP when Babri Masjid was demolished in 1992, was completely against the structure's demolition, says former bureaucrat Anil Swarup.
News18 Daybreak | India Pushes for Pakistan's Blacklisting by FATF and Other Stories You Need to Watch Out For
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Gunfight Rages in J&K's Sopore, Two Lashkar Terrorists Trapped
When reports last came in, intermittent exchange of firing was going on.
Promised Lucrative Salary, Six Men from Bengal Held Captive in Malaysia; Families Seek Govt Help
Assured of Rs 1.25 lakh monthly salary, the men had reportedly taken loans in high interest to pay two agents and left for Malaysia on November 12 last year.
After Initial Reluctance, Odisha Says it Will be Part of PM-Kisan Yojna
Earlier, after receiving a formal communication from the Centre about the mega farmers welfare scheme, the Odisha government had not shown any interest and dubbed the programme inferior to its own KALIA scheme.
Swasth Immunised India: Kareena Kapoor Khan Launches Nation-Wide Vaccination Campaign
Kareena was speaking at the launch of Swasth Immunised India, a year-long campaign promoting immunisation.
Pune Police Charges Sudha Bharadwaj, Others in Elgar Parishad Case
The case is that the speeches made at the Elgar Parishad conclave here on December 31, 2017, which was allegedly funded by Maoists, 'aggravated' the violence near Koregaon Bhima war memorial in Pune district the next day.
Delhi Court Adjourns Hearing to March 7 in Sunanda Pushkar Death Case Against Shashi Tharoor
Tharoor, a former Union minister and Pushkar's husband, has been charged under sections 498-A (husband or his relative subjecting a woman to cruelty) and 306 of the IPC, but has not been arrested in the case.
Pulwama Attack Aftermath: Curfew Lifted in Jammu, Normal Life Resumes
The curfew was enforced after the February 14 Pulwama terror attack in which 40 CRPF personnel were killed when an explosive-laden van rammed into their envoy.
Supreme Court Rules Eviction of Over 10 Lakh Tribal Families Across 16 States
The order was passed on a PIL which challenged the validity of the Forest Rights Act, passed in 2006 to give back to traditional forest dwellers their right to access, manage and govern forests.