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NIA raids 12 sites in Valley against militant offshoots
The NIA officials were assisted by police and paramilitary personnel during the raids.
BJP demands immediate rollback of power tariff hike
The BJP also plans to hold a demonstration outside the residence of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on June 27 against the power tariff hike.
Sangrur women stitching together a good future
Today the team consists of 150 members, increased profits, a proper set up in Akalgarh village and their turnover is going to touch Rs 1.5 crore.
Locals, NDRF tackle nature’s might, save nine as river swells in Punchkula
In just one day, Panchkula witnessed nature’s fury and two incidents of miraculous escapes backed by herculean efforts of locals and NDRF, as the level of Ghaggar river massively increased due to intermittent rains.
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PGI conducts awareness programme for scleroderma
Prof. Shefali K Sharma said that The Clinical Immunology and Rheumatology unit in the Department of Internal Medicine is involved in extensive research of the disease and many drugs have been repurposed and have been found to be useful.
Gauhati High Court stays Wrestling Federation of India elections
The court issued the stay order based on a petition filed by the Assam Wrestling Association (AWA) against WFI, IOA ad-hoc body, and the Sports Ministry.
Woman electrocuted at New Delhi Railway Station
The incident took place near exit gate number 1 of the station where a few wires were protruding out from the electric pole.
NDRF rescues over 120 people in Assam
Over four lakh people have been hit by the deluge across nine districts of the state, even though water levels started to recede on Sunday.
In Delhi, Several parts of Capital left high and dry
The drinking water supply situation has remained poor across the city. In the past few weeks, an acute water shortage was reported in East, North East, and South East Delhi, reports Amit Pandey.
Candlelight march in Kohima to pray for peace in Manipur
More than 100 people have lost their lives in the ethnic violence between Meitei and Kuki communities in Manipur so far.
Congress leader Ajay Maken slams Kejriwal, says AAP’s only motive to break opposition unity
Maken said that Delhi CM was seeking the support of Congress to defeat the ordinance over control of services brought in by Centre but was “unabashedly ridiculing senior leaders of the party.
Right to travel abroad is valuable fundamental right: Delhi court
Special Judge Anil Antil made the observation while allowing a businessman, accused of an alleged Rs 135-crore bank loan fraud, to travel to the US to attend the graduation ceremony of his son.
In advisory, BSES urges people to take precautions during monsoon
The monsoon current covered Delhi on Sunday, hitting the national capital two days before schedule, according to the India Meteorological Department.
Three injured as restaurant roof collapses after heavy rains in Thane
The city received 58.90 mm of rainfall in the 12-hour period ending at 8.30 am on Sunday, the official said.
EPACK Durable Pvt Ltd donates 560 bicycles to AIIMS
The contribution by the company is aimed at enhancing the commuting experiences of dedicated doctors, nurses, and paramedics who selflessly serve the community.
Monsoon arrives in Delhi, Mumbai on the same day 62 years
Normally, the rain-bearing system reaches Kerala by June 1, Mumbai by June 11, and the national capital by June 27.
Goods train hits stationary freight coaches in Bengal’s Bankura, none hurt
Eight wagons derailed due to the collision, which happened around 4 am, the official said.
Cong demands immediate removal of Manipur CM, says peace not possible under him
Okram Ibobi Singh said the all-party meeting should have been chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi "who has not said a single word on Manipur in the past 50 days".
Drone shot down by BSF along Pakistan border in Punjab
During a joint search operation of the BSF and the Punjab Police, the shot down drone was recovered on Saturday morning from a field in Lakhana village.
Government holds all-party meet on violence in Manipur
Violent clashes broke out in Manipur after a 'Tribal Solidarity March' was organised in the hill districts on May 3 to protest against the Meitei community's demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status.