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Super Admin
03 Feb, 2025

Delhi Polls: High-octane campaigning ends today; battle set for 5 Feb

According to the data of Delhi Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), 1.56 crore voters are eligible to cast their ballots across 13,766 polling stations on 5 February.

Super Admin
03 Feb, 2025

Kumbh stampede: SC refuses to hear PIL, asks to move Allahabad HC

Around 200 people were killed in a stampede triggered by restricted access at Kumbh at Haridwar in 1986, it said, adding 39 deaths and over 140 injuries took place in 2003 at Nashik.

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03 Feb, 2025

USAID security heads on leave after blocking Musk's DOGE from classified info

The Washington Post reported that a senior Treasury official had resigned over Musk's team accessing sensitive information.

Super Admin
03 Feb, 2025

Manipur violence: SC seeks forensic report over audio clips against CM

Over 200 people were killed and thousands rendered homeless after Meitei and Kuki communities clashed with each other in May last year.

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03 Feb, 2025

Lok Sabha takes up 18 questions amid opp protests over Kumbh stampede

The opposition MPs also sought a complete list of those who died in the stampede.

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03 Feb, 2025

SC dismisses plea alleging misuse of women-centric laws

While section 2 of the Act deals with definition of dowry, section 3 pertains to penalty for giving or taking dowry.

Super Admin
02 Feb, 2025

Praaggnandhaa & Gukesh share lead at Tata Steel Masters

Arjun Erigaisi's decisive win over Abdusattorov showcased his strength in the Nimzo-Indian Defence, as he capitalised on his opponent's blunders to clinch victory.

Super Admin
02 Feb, 2025

Most middle class friendly Budget: PM at Delhi poll rally

Slamming the Aam Aadmi Party government in the capital for its alleged false promises and corruption, he said its policies have led to closing of factories, adding that those who have looted people will have to account for it.

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02 Feb, 2025

Kejri accuses BJP of hooliganism, launches social media campaign

In a video message, Kejriwal claimed that he had received multiple calls from residents of servant quarters, dhobi ghats, and slum clusters, reporting that individuals "linked to a rival party" offering Rs 3,000 to voters.