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Pipers beat Grandmasters despite Carlsen’s stalemate
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No provision in Forest Rights Act to obtain gram sabha consent for projects, Tribal Affairs Ministry says
In a discussion with the Union Ministry of Power, the Ministry of Tribal Affairs also says ‘such matters’ related to the requirement of ‘100% gram sabha consent’ for projects in forest areas do not fall under its purview
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Kozhikode Corporation recalls medicines after councillors flag expiry concerns
Medicines have already been taken back from five health centres and will be replaced. The recall process is expected to be completed by September 7.
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Opposition focussed on personal interests, gets angry when India progresses: BJP chief Nitin Nabin
Mr. Nabin claimed that the identity of the Opposition has become such that they cannot bear to see India’s development, India’s heritage, and India’s culture moving forward
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Keralam govt to decide on PM-SHRI scheme after cabinet panel report: Minister
Samsudheen said there were differences between the Centre and the State over the implementation of the scheme
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Lebanon President calls for U.S. help as Israeli strikes kill 7
Israel said it had targeted Hezbollah operatives and sites in response to a drone attack a day earlier by the Iran-backed group on its troops in the vicinity of a strategic south Lebanon ridge
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PM Modi used student interaction as political campaign: Kharge
The Congress chief said the Prime Minister’s visit to SRCC was an opportunity for a dialogue with the country’s youth but alleged that Mr. Modi chose to avoid their questions
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Dalit leader accused of harassing poor Dalits
Bidar activist Mahesh Rampure seeks action against Rajkumar Mulabharathi, alleges threats and intimidation
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1.85 lakh voters deleted from Manipur, Sikkim electoral rolls after SIR
6.3% of Manipur voters’ names removed amidst Kuki-Zo fears of deletions due to conflict-related displacement; more women voters than men in Manipur; 11.2% of Sikkim voters’ names removed
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New Hampshire Democrats Sound an Alarm: ‘We’re Losing’
The state has not elected a Republican to the Senate since 2010. But Chris Pappas, the likely Democratic nominee, anticipates a tough race against a well-known opponent, John E. Sununu.