The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday allowed social media giant Twitter Inc to place the various 'blocking orders' issued by the Union government before it in sealed envelopes.
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Nigel Llong lost his cool after being confronted by Virat Kohli over a contentious no-ball call against SunRisers Hyderabad. from NDTV Spo...
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UK Board result released on the Uttarakhand Board of School Education website. 76.43 per cent students have passed in class 10. from NDTV ...
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Opening up organ exchange between unrelated individuals may enlarge the donor pool, but policy concerns and risks remain, experts say. Media...
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Kavitha Jakkal, is one of the two under-50 women, who tried and failed to enter Sabarimala shrine on Friday. She had to stop 500 metres away...
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The carcasses of a tiger and tigress, who may have died in a territorial fight, were found in the core zone of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve ...
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West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee was on Wednesday grilled by CBI sleuths for over eight hours in connection with its probe into allege...
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The Border Security Force (BSF) on Saturday fired several rounds after picking up the movement of a Pakistani drone along the International ...
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