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Given the tense situation, all Indians in Kenya are advised to exercise utmost caution, limit non-essential movement, and avoid protest and violence-affected areas until the situation stabilizes.
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The court declared the orders sending him to an observation home illegal, emphasizing full compliance with juvenile law and prioritizing justice above all else.
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Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister to undertake 11-day Varahi Vijaya Deeksha on Wednesday, dedicated to Goddess Varahi
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The judge ruled that the 62 months Assange spent in a UK cell counts as his sentence. "You will walk out of this courtroom a free man," Judge Manglona said.
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At least five people were killed and 31 injured in Tuesday's protests in Kenya, CNN reported, citing a joint statement from several human rights groups.
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In a letter to the Speaker on Tuesday, Jagan Mohan Reddy demanded recognition as the Leader of the Opposition.
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Las Vegas shooting suspect shot himself and authorities found five bodies later
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Saipan: A plane carrying Julian Assange has landed in Saipan ahead of the WikiLeaks founder’s expected guilty plea in a deal with the U.S. Justice Department that will set him free to return home to Australia. Assange will appear Wednesday in the U.S. federal court in the capital of the Northern Mariana Islands, a U.S. […]
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All you need to know about Julian Assange and his extradinary tale of releasing classified information about US operations in Wikileaks
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On Monday and Tuesday, the medicos boycotted outpatient (OP) services, elective surgeries and inpatient ward duties.
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Two labourers sitting in the cabin died on the spot while the driver Sairam sustained serious injuries.
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Recognise signs of counterproductive perfectionism and prioritise progress over perfection
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During the video conference, he asked the State government officials to expedite the process of excision of civil areas in the cantonment areas at the earliest as the union government was determined to abolish the Cantonment Boards, which were the legacies of the British rule in India.
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Ties with a trusted neighbour like Bangladesh is crucial for India to effectively counter the designs of China
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Results: Sreenidhi Deccan FC 18 (Imityaz 12’, 23’, 77’, 42’, Levis 15’, 33’, Saleem 8’, 11’, Hemanth 18’, Rashiq 6’, Tikkam 17’, 16’, 28’, 66’, 69’, Samarth 46’, 61’, 89’) bt Shastri FC 0.
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Task Force Inspector Rana Prathap said a case was registered against Amith from Chandrapur in Maharashtra for smuggling the gutka products.
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The protesting guest lecturers, who have been working with the government degree colleges for close to a decade, demanded that the government auto renew their services instead of issuing a fresh notification.
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The five persons Mohd Zaker (28) a car driver, Mohd Asif (35) a plumber, Shaik Mohiuddin (26), Aijaz Khan (28) and Mohd Azam (28), all three labourers were caught by the Falaknuma police.
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State Secretary, ABVP, Chintakayala Jhansi in a statement on Tuesday said that issues like basic facilities in the government schools remained unresolved despite bringing them to the notice of the government for several years.
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A video of Tirupati Reddy presenting the cheques at the venue is being shared extensively on social media platforms.
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The bench was dealing with a PIL case field by one Sai Prasad of Alwal complaining about the inaction of the authorities in taking effective constructive and concrete steps to restore the open space earmarked for the public park admeasuring an extent of 660 Sq yards.
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Alleging that the previous BRS govt had ruined the handloom sector in the State much than during the united AP, Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao said the previous government had placed orders with the weavers but did not pay them.
