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By: Ratnadip Choudhury, Chandrajit Mitra
Dibang Valley in Arunachal Pradesh witnessed heavy landslides yesterday due to heavy rainfall over the past few days, authorities said.
The second phase of voting in the Lok Sabha elections 2024 will see some of the most closely-watched contests.
Lok Sabha elections 2024: KC Venugopal will try to wrest his stronghold Alappuzha back from the CPM's AM Ariff.
By: Chandrajit Mitra
The government said that if there are issues linked to Indian students in the US that have to be resolved, authorities will look into those.
US travelers are entitled to refund if departure or arrival is delayed by more than three hours for domestic flights or six hours for international flights.
By: Chandrajit Mitra
Achinthya Sivalingan has been barred from the campus and faces disciplinary action, said an university spokesperson.
By: Sunil Prabhu, Chandrajit Mitra
During Monday's hearing, Arvind Kejriwal's counsel told the court that one can be arrested only on evidence of guilt, "not mere suspicion".
By: Chandrajit Mitra
Covishield, developed by AstraZeneca, was produced by the Serum Institute of India and widely administered in the country.
Prajwal has denied the allegations and claimed in a police complaint that the videos being circulated are doctored.
Amit Shah said the BJP stands with narishakti (women) and can't tolerate any insult to matrushakti (mothers).
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