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"If you want India's support, then you have to also support us": Robinder
Updated : 1 year ago IST
Sachdev advocates for a mutually respectful partnership between India and Europe, where both parties support each other's interests. Sachdev said that Europe needs to move beyond its colonial mindset of "preaching", considering only its "self-interest," adding that he affirmed India is a "gr
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"How can they say that?": BJP's Tamilisai Soundararajan on Ajay Rai's 'nim
Updated : 1 year ago IST
After Uttar Pradesh Congress President Ajay Rai stirred a controversary over 'nimbu mirchi on Rafale' remarks, BJP leader Tamilisai Soundararajan on Monday questioned how such statements could be made.
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I could have gone to Murshidabad earlier but wanted normalcy to return: CM
Updated : 1 year ago IST
Following criticism by the BJP over West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's scheduled visit to Murshidabad and calling it a delayed response, the Chief Minister said that she could have gone earlier but she wanted peace to return in the violence hit area.
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"Waqf Board can't show documents of land": Anurag Thakur claims HP's Sanj
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"The mindset of the Waqf Board is that they will never show documents. The way a mosque was constructed in Shimla's Sanjauli was illegal. There were no documents of the land. Even after several months, the documents could not be presented then the order was given that all the floors will be
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"It was chaseable": Ayush Badoni reflects on LSG's loss to Punjab Kings
Updated : 1 year ago IST
In a high-scoring clash at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala, Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) fell short against Punjab Kings (PBKS), who posted a mammoth total of 236/5. Despite a valiant effort with the bat, LSG could only manage 199/7 in response. Ayush Badoni eme
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"I could have died...": Nicolas Cage opens up about harrowing surfing expe
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Nicolas Cage had a harrowing experience while training for his new film, 'The Surfer,' which is now in theatres.
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Kerala BJP Chief visits Pahalgam terror attack victim Ramachandran's resid
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"I could not attend his funeral because of my other engagements. Hence, today, I came here to convey my deepest condolences and respect to his family. I will continue to pray to God to give them the strength to cope with the loss," he said.
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Gaurav Gogoi hits back at Assam CM, highlights alarming child welfare cris
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Speaking to the media, Gogoi responded to recent remarks made by the Chief Minister, who had controversially stated he would resign if Gogoi could prove that his child holds Indian citizenship. Dismissing the statement as a political diversion, Gogoi focused on what he termed the real crisis
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All You Need To Know About IVF Treatment Preparation And AfterCare
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New Delhi [India], May 3: There are so many factors that call for an IVF treatment, and one cannot just wake up and decide to do it regardless. Gone are the days when women would be the talk of the town or a laughing stock if they couldn't give birth or conceive. IVF Technology has saved man
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"He could not even see the Uri attack?": CM Saini slams Channi for questio
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On Friday, casting doubts over the surgical strike, the former Punjab CM Channi said that he had always demanded proof of it.
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"Till date I could not find where surgical strikes took place": Congress M
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Congress MP and former Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Friday made a political controversy by casting doubt on the surgical strikes carried out after the 2019 Pulwama attack. He also urged the Centre to "punish" those who are behind the Pahalgam terror attack.
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Can Your Roti-Sabzi Routine Lead to Diabetes? The Gut-Sugar Story Indians
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New Delhi [India], May 1: In most Indian homes, food is more than nourishment -- it's tradition, love, and comfort. But as diabetes becomes alarmingly common across India, many question: could our beloved roti-sabzi routine be part of the problem?
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