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60 Lakh New Voters In Poll-Bound Karnataka: State Chief Electoral Officer
The final electoral rolls from the 224 assembly constituencies of the state are scheduled to be released on February 28.
Workplaces Need to be Prepared to Overcome 'Disruptions' from Machine Learning: Satya Pal Singh
"Students have to enhance entrepreneurship because they will rarely see any fulfilling jobs.... The point is to imbibe in students the skill of learning," Satya Pal Singh said.
Scam Could Have Been Averted had Nirav Modi's Aadhaar Been Linked With Bank Account: Shiv Sena
The Shiv Sena said in stinging editorials in the party mouthpieces 'Saamana' and 'Dopahar Ka Saamana' on Saturday that Nirav Modi, the man who is linked to $1.77 billion PNB fraud, was a sympathizer of the BJP and played a leading role in collecting funds...
‘Modi Govt Institutionalising 'Crony Capitalism': Congress on PNB Fraud
Congress leader Kapil Sibal accused the prime minister and his government of bringing the economy to its knees, and warned that the country's image would get a beating internationally under him.
Cauvery Water Crisis Result of Man-made, Climatic Factors
The Cauvery Delta, a region that has been the seat of power and culture for ages and where the process of civilization is several millennia old, has been witnessing agrarian distress for some years, something of an unprecedented scale not seen or heard in...
Club vs Country Debate Rages on As Argentina Want Messi Rested
Amidst calls to rest the genius Lionel Messi at Barcelona so that he remains in fine shape for Argentina during the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Ernesto Valverde says Messi has the desire to win it all with both club and country.
Heart Surgery In Infants May Cause Deafness
The study suggested that children who undergo heart surgery should have their hearing evaluated by age 24 to 30 months, to increase their chances of receiving timely medical intervention.
Don't Gamble With Our Faith & Identity: NPF Chief Shurhozelie Liezietsu
The former Nagaland Chief Minister also accused the Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) of partnering with the BJP to set its root into their land to persecute the Naga people.
Former US Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney Announces Utah Senate Bid
Romney first sought the presidency in 2008 but lost the Republican nomination to Arizona Senator John McCain. Four years later, Romney won the party's nomination but was defeated by incumbent Democratic President Barack Obama.
Florida Shootout: Trump to Tackle Mental Health, School Safety But Not Guns
President Donald Trump is promising to tackle school safety and "the difficult issue of mental health" in response to the deadly shooting in Florida. He made no mention of the scourge of gun violence.
Man Caught While Raping a Minor Girl in a Van in Bihar's Darbhanga, Arrested
The victim has been sent to Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) for medical test.
UP Budget 2018: Yogi Govt Goes Big on Religious Tourism, Rs 94 cr Allocated for Kailash Mansarovar Guest House
Among the highlights of the UP Budget was the allocation of funds for the Kailash Mansarovar Guest House in Ghaziabad. A budgetary provision of Rs. 94.26 crore (has been made) for its construction.
Controversy Erupts Over Bihar Minister’s ‘Martyr Would not Have Come Alive’ Remark
Opposition parties Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and Congress lashed out at the minister for his comment. RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav said minister’s remark has enraged the people and he would be visiting the grieving family on Saturday.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali Decodes Padmaavat Jauhar Scene, Says Team Was Physically and Emotionally Exhausted Post The Shoot
The shooting of the scene went on for a week, and the junior artistes got restless. They would meander off in groups in between shoots and doze off due to exhaustion. Then when the shot was ready, there would be a head count.
Trolls Affect Our Family, Friends: Zareen Khan
Zareen has been a victim of trolls on social media platforms.
In Election Year, MP CM Plans to Distribute Over 10 Lakh Saris Among Tribal Women
This is not the first time Shivraj Singh Chouhan has reached out to tribal communities. Previously, he distributed footwear and water bottles to tribals engaged in tendu leaf collection, a major trade in tribal belts of Madhya Pradesh.