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Who owns Air India to be known by Nov 20
I&B ministry opposes SC framing guidelines for TV channels
Twin farmer bills passed together in late sitting: Akali minister quits
Sports bodies don't need HC's nod for recognition
Kashi- Mathura: Will Temple Politics be Revived?
Strong unions are pivotal for safety of healthcare workers and patients
VIRUS REBELS
Boris Johnson’s Cunning Plan
Reforms in farm sector
IFJHR condemns Sopore youth’s “custodial killing”
UN chief calls for ‘positive’ settlement of Kashmir issue
No discordant notes on Ladakh in RS
India has taken up snooping issue with China: Jaishankar
J&K bifurcation, detentions figure in RS
Tribunal stays action against 2 IAF officers
Protests, clashes in Srinagar after a mid-night encounter; Woman, 3 militants killed, CRPF man injured in Batmaloo
Huge cache of explosives found in Awantipora; Major attack averted: Police
Political parties demand probe in Sopore killing, condemn Batamaloo woman’s killing
No force can stop our troops from patrolling in Ladakh: Rajnath
‘India desires to have normal relations with Pak’
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Who owns Air India to be known by Nov 20
NEW DELHI, Sep 17: Who owns the national carrier Air India being disinvested due to fragile finances and continued losses will be known on November 20, the date fixed by the government for intimation to the qualified interested bidders. Disclosing this in a written re...
I&B ministry opposes SC framing guidelines for TV channels
NEW DELHI, Sep 17: The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has rushed to the Supreme Court against its move to lay down guidelines for the television channels and setting up a panel to provide standards for the electronic media in the wake of its stinging remarks on ...
Twin farmer bills passed together in late sitting: Akali minister quits
NEW DELHI, Sep 17: The Lok Sabha on the fourth day of its monsoon session on Thursday discussed twin Bills concerning the farmers and sat more than two-and-a-half hours beyond the scheduled closure at 7 pm to pass them even as the Congress decried them as bartering awa...
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