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NIA files charge sheet against six separatist leaders in 1996 Kashmir mob violence case
The six were charged under provisions of the Ranbir Penal Code, 1989, for criminal conspiracy, attempt to murder, rioting and assault on public servants, along with Section 13 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967
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‘Operation Toofan’: police step up vigil on drivers
According to police sources, the recent rise in cases involving synthetic drug use among some transport workers has raised concerns about passenger safety
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Ram temple trust open to selecting woman CEO, new pick within 30 days
The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is seeking a new Chief Executive Officer. A three-member committee will complete the selection process within the next thirty days. Honesty and integrity are foremost criteria for the potential Chief Executive Officer. The chosen individual must foster harmony and command respect from all stakeholders. This appointment will ensure smooth pilgrim facilities and administrative functions.
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Breaking stereotypes and economic hardships, Narikuravar siblings secure admission to CIPET
They were enrolled into the JEE coaching programme organised by the Social Justice Department
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NGT orders fire safety audit of hazardous waste treatment facilities across Tamil Nadu
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SSN College, Apollo Hospitals among winners at MMA Awards for Managerial Excellence
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Gang held for stealing copper wires near Cheyyar
The police also recovered a sum of ₹4 lakh from the gang
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Restoration of memorial that gave Ranipet town its name nearing completion
Along with PWD and museum officials, Collector N. Priya inspected the restoration work of the memorial
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'Stone pelting, highway blockade': Protest erupts after BJP denies leader bypoll ticket
Supporters of Narottam Mishra protested the BJP's decision to deny him a ticket. They blocked the Jhansi-Gwalior highway, demanding the party reconsider its candidate choice. This action caused significant traffic disruptions for several hours on Friday evening. The BJP had announced Ashutosh Tiwari as their candidate for the Datia by-election. Local party office bearers also submitted resignations in solidarity with Mishra.
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NHAI plans to build underpasses at identified black spots in Tirupattur to prevent accidents
Highways officials said that on an average, five fatal accidents occur on each of the identified black spots on the stretch at regular intervals
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Former DGP Vaikunth no more
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Hit-and-run twist in fatal accident in Kerala capital; car driver nabbed based on CCTV evidence
Police apprehend car driver after establishing that the motorcycle was hit from behind before the four-wheeler sped away from the scene in Thiruvallam. Two young IT professionals were killed in the incident
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Milky Way's coldest objects may not be stars but alien-built Dyson swarms: Study
Recent studies indicate that certain chill entities scattered across our galaxy might actually be artificial constructs created by extraterrestrial life forms. These colossal structures could function as energy collection systems established by intelligent civilizations. Researchers are on the lookout for distinctive thermal emissions and faint visible light from these objects, leveraging the capabilities of the James Webb Space Telescope and Project Hephaistos.
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Kerala toddler dies after anaesthesia for lip cut; doctor booked for negligence
An anaesthetist faces negligence charges after a toddler died following anaesthesia administration. The one-and-a-half-year-old boy received anaesthesia for a lip injury treatment. His condition worsened, and he was moved to another hospital for further care. The child unfortunately passed away while undergoing intensive treatment in the ICU. Hospital authorities have denied the allegations and stated all possible treatment was provided.
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Pak refuses to accept grooming gang leader unless UK hands over political dissidents
Pakistan demands UK extradition of dissidents for deporting Shabir Ahmed. Ahmed, a grooming gang leader, faces deportation after his British citizenship was revoked. Pakistan states it will not accept him without reciprocal extradition agreements. Islamabad wants UK extradition of figures like Shahzad Akbar and Adil Raja. This creates a stalemate, with the UK unlikely to extradite dissidents.
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