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Days of Demands, Hours of Protest: Swatantra Bhardwaj finally detained in assault case
Delhi Police detain the influencer hours after CJP, Nishu Azad, Congress representatives and opposition MPs press for his arrest at Parliament Street; the case began at a CJP and wider student protest at Jantar Mantar
EC Imposes a 72-hour Ban on BJP’s Bhopal Candidate Sadhvi Pragya for her Controversial Remarks on Karkare and Babri Masjid Demolition
In a welcome decision, the Election Commission (EC) has...
RSS Sends 80,000 Volunteers to Ensure BJP’s Win
With only three phases of general elections remaining, Rashtriya...
“Happened in Ravan’s Lanka; When Will It Happen in Ram’s Ayodhya?”: Shiv Sena on Burqa Ban
Shiv Sena’s mouthpiece ‘Saamna’, in an editorial on wednesday,...
IS recruitment case: NIA arrests one person in Kerala
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The National Investigation Agency arrested Riyas Aboobaker today in...
Ban on Veils for ‘Public Safety’: Presidential Order post-Easter Attacks in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka has banned face-covering garments for security purposes...
‘Do Not Expect Court Orders to Investigate Murders’: Bombay HC on Pansare and Dabholkar Murder Probe
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court (HC), on Friday, came...
Those Not Chanting Vande Matram have no Right to Live in India’: BJP MLA Surendra Singh
Ballia: In yet another baleful attack, BJP MLA from...
“Will Use the Compensation for Battles of Other Sisters”: Bilkis Bano
After an excruciating journey of almost two decades, Bilkis...
#NotInMyName a heartfelt cry with the Christians of Sri Lanka
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Former Indian Civil Servants Demand Withdrawal of Sadhvi Pragya Thakur’s Nomination from Bhopal
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