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No confusion in law: Supreme Court on concerns of SIR deletions leading to denial of benefits in West Bengal

The Supreme Court on Friday adjourned to August a petition related to the aftermath of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in West Bengal, stati

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Google-Raiden-Adani Data Centres in Vizag involve extensive environmental damage and gross human rights violations | Countercurrents

The Google-Raiden-Adani conglomerate is setting up three hyperscale data centres (each ~ 1 GW) of roughly 2.5-3.0 GW total capacity in and around Vizag, causing extensive environmental damage and…

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Rare 16th century cannon, weighing over 1000kg, stolen from ASI-protected fort in MP’s Shivpuri

BHOPAL: In a daring overnight operation, an armed gang of 25 to 30 men allegedly stormed the centuries-old hill fort in Shivpuri district and escaped with a rare 16th-century cannon weighing over 1,000 kg after threatening unarmed security guards.

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State-owned ONGC donated over Rs 668 crore to 20 Sangh-linked organisations across 10 years

In June this year, Mohan Bhagwat offered many reasons for refuting demands that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) be registered. The sarsanghachalak—su

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Planning to buy a home in Gurugram? Even ₹1 crore salary may not keep homes affordable anymore, says report - BusinessToday

 

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SIR first phase over, 1 in 3 Gurgaon voters set to face deletion

Gurgaon: One in every three registered voters in the city could disappear from electoral rolls after the extended deadline for digitising special intensive revision (SIR) enumeration forms ended on Friday, leaving the city with the highest proportion of unverified electors in Haryana.

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Dharmendra Pradhan won’t quit, we’ll deliver on people’s mandate: Govt sources

There is "no question" of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigning over the NEET-UG paper leak row, government sources said, asserting that stepping down would be the easiest option and amount to running away from responsibility.

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