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Ram Navami riots in Bengal pre-planned, orchestrated, shows report

The fact-finding team was on a three-day tour of West Bengal to assess alleged human rights violations in the state during Ram Navami processions in Howrah and Hooghly districts

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Indian programme has diverse collections of datasets of citizens from all parts of the country, says Rajeev Chandrasekhar in reference to avoiding AI bias

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India likely to get 'below average' monsoon rains in 2023, says Skymet

Meanwhile, Skymet in its forecast also said region wise, it expects northern and central parts of the country to be at risk of rain deficiency

We will continue to hold 30% in Manipal Health: Manipal group chairman

In a Q&A, Dr Ranjan Pai also confirms that Manipal Health will look for a listing going forward

No one can encroach even an inch of our land: Amit Shah in Arunachal

He said border areas are the top priority of the Modi Government, pointing to the infrastructure and other development works carried out in the Northeast

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Every day Azad falls to new depths to demonstrate his loyalty to Modi: Cong

Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said, With every passing day, Ghulam Nabi Azad falls to new depths to demonstrate his true character and his loyalty to Mr (Narendra) Modi

J-K: RPF officer injured in accidental fire by SPO

A Railway Protection Force (RPF) officer was injured in an accidental fire from an AK rifle of a Special Police Officer (SPO) at a railway station here, officials said on Monday.

7 electricity pylons collapse onto highway in South Africa

At least seven large electricity pylons collapsed onto a highway near the South African capital of Pretoria, causing a multiple-vehicle crash, city authorities and emergency services said Monday.

Hospitals conduct Covid mock drills as positivity rate nears 7%

As of Sunday, Kerala topped the list of Covid cases with the number of cases crossing more than 12,000

Unseasonal rains damaged crops over 7,400 hectares in 5 districts: Fadnavis

Unseasonal rain in the last two days damaged crops over 7,400 hectares in five districts of the western Vidarbha region in Maharashtra, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Monday

Covid patients' blood shows who is likely to become severely ill: Study

The scientists conducted additional testing to distinguish which of the proteins actually caused severe illness from those that became dysregulated as a result of severe illness

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Face masks mandatory in civic-run hospitals in Mumbai as Covid cases rise

The step has been taken as a safety measure, said the BMC after a coronavirus review meeting conducted by municipal commissioner Iqbal Singh Chahal at the civic headquarters in south Mumbai

Align with govt's vision to keep women, youth safe from harm: Irani to Meta

Companies like Meta should align with the central govt's vision to keep people, especially women and youth, safe online across cities and towns in India, Union Minister Smriti Irani said

CVC asks banks, govt depts to send factual report on corruption complaints

The move is aimed at ensuring timely action on graft complaints and checking inordinate delays

Row over video: Dalai Lama apologises for 'hurt his words may have caused'

"His Holiness often teases people he meets in an innocent and playful way, even in public and before cameras. He regrets the incident," it said.