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Activists say Tamil Nadu Budget made no mention of child protection schemes
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Four militants arrested in Manipur
Two cadres of the banned outfit SOREPA were arrested from Kakching Khunou Umathel Awang Leikai and another from Checkon area, while a cadre of People’s Liberation Army (PLA) was apprehended from Seijang Awang
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Political parties urge govt. to convene all-party meeting on Mekedatu project
The leaders that the State had often received only surplus water released during periods of heavy rainfall rather than its allocated share
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In Bihar, four new minority residential schools will start academic activities from August
Skill development, smart classes & modern education to be given at madrasas; requisition sent to BPSC to fill 288 teaching posts for ‘residential minority schools’
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New Colombia President pledges robust fight against crime, fiscal austerity in maiden speech
De La Espriella’s election was part of a rightward shift rippling across Latin America
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EPFO, officers’ body contest claims about new IT system
The rollout of EPFO’s new IT system has resulted in a substantial backlog of claim issues. Field officials are grappling with an increasing number of pending auto claims, which have lingered for over twenty days and are causing significant discomfort to members. EPFO admits that this surge in pendency is a short-term effect of the…
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Captain moves crew to citadel, thwarts pirate assault on India-bound vessel
In a daring move, the Indian Navy successfully thwarted a pirate assault on the Golden Arsenal in the perilous Gulf of Aden. The ship’s crew effectively sought refuge within an impregnable citadel that the invaders could not penetrate. Currently, four vessels remain under the control of Somali pirates, with Indian nationals on three of them.
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US Vice President JD Vance calls PM Modi to discuss boosting ties
On Saturday, VP JD Vance engaged in a conversation with PM Narendra Modi, reiterating both nations’ dedication to strengthen partnerships in vital sectors such as trade, defense, and upcoming technologies. They shared insights on international matters of shared concern, coinciding with the US Senate’s approval of a bill focused on Russian oil transactions.
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Hunter Biden Says His Father’s Cancer Is Worsening
In an interview with the BBC, Mr. Biden said that former President Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s prostate cancer had spread into his bones and was causing pain.
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Government appoints 30 judges to high courts of Calcutta, MP, Karnataka, Madras
The law ministry notified thirty new judges for four high courts on Saturday. Madras High Court received fifteen appointments, while Calcutta got eight and Karnataka six. Judicial officers and advocates were elevated to the benches, with most appointed as additional judges. Over sixty lakh cases are pending across India’s twenty-five high courts. The law minister…