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Yavatmal: All those who died were labourers (Representational)Yavatmal (Maharashtra): Seven people have died in Maharashtra's Yavatmal, 700 kilometres from Mumbai,
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Mamata Banerjee said that she can't be silenced even if she is show-caused. (File photo)Bolpur, West Bengal: Chief Minister Mamata
The glacier burst and the subsequent avalanche caused massive destruction in the areaNew Delhi: Eight bodies have been recovered and
ITC will also import oxygen concentrators and diverting production from its paper companyNew Delhi: Two dozen oxygen transport tanks will
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Telangana Bypoll Result Proves That KCR Led TRS Still Reigns Supreme

By Sushil Kutty Bharatiya Janata Party President Jagat Prakash Nadda must have hit bed Sunday evening with a satisfied smile, but not as wide as the one ‘K’ for King Chandrashekar Rao must have had on his lean face. Stand Nadda and Rao shoulder to shoulder and it will...

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BJP Has No Reason To Gloat Over Bihar Results, Its Votes Eroded In Gopalganj

By Arun Srivastava Winning the Gopalganj seat in the latest assembly by poll in Bihar is purely a consolation gift for the BJP. In Gopalganj, BJP’s candidate Kusum Devi won by a slender margin of 1794 votes, defeating RJD’s Mohan Prasad Gupta. Kusum Devi received 70,053 votes and Mohan...

Nov 7 · >

Green Energy – An Antidote For Inflation And Economic Uncertainty

By Nilanjan Banik and Guido Cozzi By the end of this century, planet earth may not be a liveable place, with the average temperature rising at least 2.5 Celsius higher than what it is now. This is according to the latest published UN Climate Change Report. With the climate...

Nov 7 · >

Indian Journalists Union Calls Upon The Centre To Enact National Law For Journalists

By L.S. Herdenia The Indian Journalists Union has expressed serious concern over persistent attacks on media and the shrinking space for independent media in the country. In a resolution passed at the two-day plenary session at Chennai last week, the union appealed to the democracy loving people  in the...

Nov 7 · >

Five Million Poor, Low Income Voters Could Make The Difference In Nov 8 Mid Term

By Mark Gruenberg In a massive pre-election push to the November 8 midterm in USA, the Poor People’s campaign has contacted 5.5 million low-wealth and poor registered voters who could deliver the GOP a massive defeat on Election Day. The organization headed into the final weekend before Election Day...

Nov 7 · >

Mild Weather Prompts Soaring International Gas Prices To Reverse Course

By K Raveendran Soaring international gas prices in recent weeks have caused much concern in consumer countries like India, but the latest trends indicate that power prices may be reversing course. Although Indian gas prices, particularly in terms of supplies for vehicles as well as cooking, have remained moderated,...

Nov 5 · >

AAP Is Generating Big Hype In Gujarat On Poll Eve But Congress Is Doing A Good Silent Campaign

By Sushil Kutty The perception battle surrounding the Aam Aadmi Party and its assault on the Bharatiya Janata Party’s poll prospects in the state, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi cut his teeth in politics, may at the end of the day be nothing more than an expedition to snatch...

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India’s Job Market Turned Perilous In October This Year

By Dr. Gyan Pathak The month of October this year in which fell the two great Indian festivals – Dussehra and Diwali – failed to bring much expected happiness to the common people of India. Rather, it turned India’s job market much more perilous that only a month ago...

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Owners Will Face Legal Action For The Defiance Of Railway Laws By Their Cattle

By Arun Srivastava Certainly it is not less than bizarre that the Narendra Modi administration which has been using the ED, CBI and IT to terrorise and coerce his opponents to fall in line, only a couple of days back asked the top Railway officials to direct Railway Protection...

Nov 5 · >

Kerala Governor Escalates Faceoff With LDF Government

By P. Sreekumaran THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan has escalated the standoff with the Left democratic Front (LDF) Government by raking up the  gold smuggling case to spite Chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan. In an interaction with presspersons in New Delhi, Khan said he had not interfered in governance. ...

Nov 5 · >
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