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According to Leena Subash, chairperson of the Pathanamthitta CWC, three children have so far been rescued from the centre, two of whom have been shifted to their native districts

Senior officials of the Cyberabad Police confirmed that the interim bail had been granted by the court and that Bageerath would be taken back into custody on June 25 after the completion of his examinations

The protesters demanded action against those responsible for the killings; they briefly intensified their chants when the convoy of former CM N Biren Singh passed through the North AOC area during the rally

BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla alleged that Shashi Tharoor’s remarks on PM Modi’s handling of the seafarers issue before the U.S. President contradict Rahul Gandhi’s stand

Stakeholders say the number of foreign students visiting Mysuru to learn yoga has declined, as the city faces growing competition from established yoga destinations such as Rishikesh, Haridwar and Pune

About 1.1 lakh students in Kerala registered for the original NEET UG exam held on May 3, as per official estimates

Former Revenue Minister slams Land Reforms 2.0, flags corporate land push; questions PM SHRI stance

Noor Bakhtiyar Miyah, a native of Assam, who recently migrated to Bengaluru with his family for work, sought justice for his son, Ariful Islam, who died on June 4

In a post on social media, Mr. Palaniswami explained that the amendment proposed by Leader of Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin was inserted into the resolution in violation of the rules of the House

Former Maradu panchayat president and CPI(M) leader K. A. Devassy, former Maradu panchayat secretary M. Muhammad Ashraf, former junior superintendent P. E. Joseph and former upper division clerk R. Jayaram Naik were arraigned as the accused in all three cases booked by Crime Branch

Ms. Murmu, India's first tribal woman President, turned 68 on June 20

The family a Nagpur NEET aspirant claimed that he was allocated a school in Abu Dhabi as his exam centre for the re-test on June 21

To eliminate distractions for students, the use of loudspeakers, political sloganeering, provocative speeches and the distribution of misleading literature have also been banned around the perimeters

A Pakistani national, Asad Khan, a resident of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, was apprehended in Simari village, Kupwara, on June 12 after crossing the Line of Control

The couple reportedly received a death threat warning that they would be shot, prompting them to approach the Kerala High Court seeking police protection

He pointed out that while the debate on the resolution opposing the construction of a dam at Mekedatu was telecast live, the telecast was discontinued when the discussion on the Governor’s Address began

School pick-ups, drop-offs and buses are once again choking key corridors with Cyberabad police exploring weekly-once online classes during the monsoon.

Police sources say steps are being taken to remove alleged defamatory contents against the actor from social media platforms and preserve these for investigative purposes

The trial for the Pawanraje Nimbalkar murder case has been in progress at the Sessions Court in Mumbai since its commencement in 2011

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