‘Career cannot suffer’: Haryana cop gets IPS rank post retirement
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The incident happened in Delhi's Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies and School of Law located in Narela, run by Rishi Aurobindo…
Security, preventive measures intensified ahead of Diwali in J&K’s Ramban
Festive safety measures: Jammu and Kashmir police deploy mobile check posts and foot patrols across markets in Ramban to prevent untoward incidents…
Assam Police obstruct sale & transportation of Mizoram gown-areca nuts: Traders
Assam Police obstruct sale & transportation of Mizoram gown-areca nuts: Traders The Times of India
Bihar, once a teacher to the world, needs to step forward again
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Gujarat rolls out 101 new ST buses ahead of Diwali
Gujarat rolls out 101 new ST buses ahead of Diwali The Times of India
Karnataka beat Chandigarh by seven wickets
Batting first, Chandigarh posted 140/6 in their allotted 20 overs which was powered by Tania Bhatia’s impressive 69 off 53 balls.
Hockey India elections put on hold as Odisha HC intervenes in governance row
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Mohammed Shami Retires From Test Cricket, Ends India’s Pace Star’s Red-Ball Journey
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Gujarat: 1.7 lakh tonnes of foodgrains reach ration shops before Diwali
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Chandigarh fold for 74, Punjab win by 7 wickets in Col CK Nayudu Trophy Elite match
Slumping from a commanding first-innings total of 463 to just 74 in the second innings, Chandigarh batters conceded the match at Ropar.