Indian National Sentenced to 8 Years in US for Laundering Money from Fraud Targeting Elderly
A 60-year-old Indian national has been sentenced to eight years in prison in the United States for laundering money linked to a…
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Andhra Pradesh government cautions youth against job traps
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Andhra Pradesh Deploys Over 40,000 Police Personnel for ZPTC and MPTC Elections; DGP Warns of Strict Action
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RSS Defends SIR, Warns Of Anarchy As Opposition Demands CEC Ouster
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh defended the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, backing the deletion of deceased and ineligible voters. The organisation…
Meghalaya field completely new team for Ranji Trophy match after High Court order
Meghalaya field completely new team for Ranji Trophy match after High Court order The Times of India
After New York, Will Los Angeles Get Indian-Origin Mayor? Kerala-Born Leads The Race
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Police Seek QNET-Vihaan Investors’ Details as Fraud Probe Expands in Andaman
Police Seek QNET-Vihaan Investors’ Details as Fraud Probe Expands in Andaman The Wave Andaman
Punjab Government spends Rs 1,325 cr on crop residue management machinery in 4 years
The Punjab Government has spent Rs 1,325.35 crore on crop residue management (CRM) machinery over the past four years, distributing 94,456 machines…
India has a huge fireworks industry, then why does it exports so little?
India's fireworks industry is worth an estimated ₹7,000 crore, yet exports remain below $1 million, or just 0.042 per cent of the…
Heavy rain likely in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka; Delhi remains dry and hazy
The bigger concern for Delhi on Thursday is air pollution rather than rain. The capital recorded an average AQI of 377 in…
Nirmala Lakshman’s book on Tamil community wins Sharjah award
Nirmala Lakshman has won the Sharjah Award for Best International Non-Fiction Book for her work on Tamil history and culture.
Chandigarh hits 32°C, warmest November day since 2012 per IMD
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