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Sivaraman, who reportedly consumed rat control paste ahead of his arrest on August 19, died while undergoing treatment
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This is the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Ukraine since the country became independent in 1991
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When asked about Prime Minister Modi's visit to Ukraine during the ongoing war, Dujarric stated, "We've seen many heads of state and government visit the region, and we hope that these visits will contribute to ending the conflict in accordance with General Assembly resolutions, international law, and territorial integrity."
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"The month saw impressive milestones being reached, substantial growth in GST collections, and a significant rise in e-way bill generation, which points to an overall increase in economic activity. The stock market indices also reached record highs in July," the report states
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The Supreme Court on Thursday asked political parties not to politicise the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, and said "law will take its course".
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Prabodh is being touted as a human resource management wizard that will help employees give their best while keeping them informed about their responsibilities and rights
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Taking suo motu cognizance of the shocking incidents reported in the media, a division bench of Justice Revati Mohite-Dere and Justice Prithviraj K. Chavan also criticized the Adarsh Vidya Prasarak Sanstha (AVPS) for failing to report the crimes. The judges noted that while the two girls involved had come forward, many similar cases remain unreported, as "it takes a great deal of courage to speak out about these issues."
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iPhone exports exceeded $1 billion in July, maintaining a similar month-on-month performance as seen in the first quarter of FY25, driven by the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme. According to industry data, iPhones now account for about 70% of the country's total mobile exports
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After accepting the PIL in their file, the Court directed the government to file a detailed affidavit on their views, to hand over the full report of the Hema Committee in a sealed cover and to implead the Kerala State Women's Commission
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In its plea to the Delhi High Court, BharatPe alleged that Ashneer Grover breached his employment agreement by disclosing confidential information on social media. Before the matter was brought to the Delhi HC, Grover agreed to the formation of an arbitral tribunal in response to BharatPe’s arbitration notice but contested the choice of the sole arbitrator.
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Terms 'extremely disturbing' cop delay in registering unnatural death
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A medical examination was conducted to evaluate her condition and administer the necessary treatment. This isn’t the first time Kavitha has encountered health issues; she underwent similar tests a few weeks ago after experiencing viral fever and fluctuating blood sugar levels. Her condition is currently being closely monitored by medical professionals
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Operation designed to suppress prostitution in Denton County by arresting individuals who attempted to purchase sexual favours for money
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Though Vijay announced launch of his political outfit in February, he chose not to contest Lok Sabha elections nor did it support any party during the polls
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Says if any country faces a crisis, India is the first to extend a helping hand
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Taking his large security contingent by surprise, the Congress leader decided to go to the busy and fashionable Residency Road area in the city
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According to airport sources, the flight landed at around 8 am and was moved to an isolation bay
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The woman's father Bhupendra Nath Tripathi alleged that one Saurabh Singh, with three men, molested her at the coaching centre and forced her to jump from the corridor of the building.
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Prime Minister Modi was accorded a ceremonial welcome in Warsaw. He will call on President Andrzej Sebastian Duda on Thursday and will also hold bilateral talks with Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
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The report further suggests that Shah has already acquired support from Australia and England, two of the leading figures in international cricket, for nomination and hopes to run the ICC for at least three years
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Thailand and Sweden are the first countries outside Africa to report Mpox cases of the Clade 1b variant, following the World Health Organization's recent global health emergency declaration. Thai health authorities discovered that the patient had traveled to Congo.
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Akshay Shinde, 23, a contract sweeper at the school, was arrested on August 17 and held in police custody for three days, ending on Wednesday. He faces charges under various laws, including the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, for the grievous crimes committed against two girls, aged 4 and 6, in the school toilet on August 12-13. The incident has triggered a state-wide outcry.
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The deployment comes after a clear instruction from the Supreme Court. The apex court on Tuesday had ordered any Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) to be stationed in the hospital where the rape and murder of a woman junior doctor took place earlier this month. The CISF Deputy Inspector General K. Pratap, accompanied by his subordinate officers, reached RG Kar in the morning. Sources said that he had arrived to discuss with the hospital authorities regarding the CISF personnel deployment.
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The police reported that the accused, Pramod Sardar, displayed obscene videos on his mobile phone before inappropriately touching students. The incident occurred at the Zilla Parishad school in Kazikheda village, 40 km from the city. The situation came to light when one of the victims called the 1098 child helpline, prompting an investigation by the Child Welfare Committee (CWC).