Sunday, November 29, 2020
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- What makes A Promised Land by Barack Obama one of the best American presidential memoirs
- Explained: Who is Bibi Jagir Kaur, the new SGPC president?
- In Jammu, DDC polls bring hope, a sense of belonging
- BJP's Shahnawaz Hussain: 4 CMs from NC, two from PDP, they need to answer for development in this region
- Day 1 of J&K political test: 41% turnout in Valley, 52% overall
- 33 films in environmental fest from Dec 5
- Governor gives nod, UP’s anti-conversion law comes into effect
- Farm leaders driving the protest
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GHMC polls: BJP will turn Hyderabad into global IT hub, says Amit Shah
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David Prowse, the original Darth Vader, dies at 85
‘Match made in heaven’: Glenn Maxwell approves marriage proposal at SCG
India vs Australia 2nd ODI: David Warner taken to hospital for scans after injury
BCCI wants feedback from associations over domestic tournaments
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Turkey’s new virus figures confirm experts’ worst fears
If Hardik Pandya isn’t fit, India don’t have a sixth bowling option: Gautam Gambhir
BJP wants to ban my party: Mehbooba Mufti
Express Exclusive
How Army is staying fighting fit during Ladakh winter
The deployment of more than 100,000 soldiers belonging to two big armies, strung out over 872 km, in some of the harshest climes in the world, is simply without parallel in military history. The Indian Express on how the Army is staying fighting fit on the Line of Actual Control
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Coronavirus Update Nov 28: India's total Covid-19 cases reach 93.5 lakh
Young Protester Stopping Water Cannon Becomes Symbol Of Farmers March
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Cyclone Nivar causes huge losses to farmers in AP's Krishna
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Wajid Khan's wife Kamalrukh Khan alleges in-laws forced her to convert to Islam
Kamalrukh Khan said that even after her husband's death, her harassment from his family continues.
India vs Australia 2nd ODI Live Cricket Score Online
India vs Australia (IND vs AUS) 2nd ODI Live Cricket Score Streaming Online Updates: India take on Australia in the 2nd ODI in hope of saving the series
How to use Apple's HomePod as an intercom
Apple's 'Intercom' feature will let you send a message across your Apple devices. Here's how to use Intercom on HomePod, iPhone and other Apple devices.
Delhi govt didn’t add enough hospital beds, says Congress
Pawan Khera said the AAP-led Delhi government has added 776 beds to government hospitals in the last five years, whereas beds in private hospitals were increased by 7,326 in the same period.
Mumbai: 75% test positive for Covid-19 antibodies, sero survey finds
Eyebetes foundation, Dr Nishant Kumar and BJP corporator Harshita Narwekar organised the sero-prevalence survey for all slum residents in the ward.
Bengal: Non-suburban passenger train services to resume from December 2, says Railways
In Howrah Division, among the 30 passenger train services, 8 trains will run in Barddhaman – Rampurhat section, 8 trains in Rampurhat – Gumani section, 2 trains in Rampurhat – Dumka – Jasidih section, 8 trains in Katwa – Azimganj section and 4 passenger trains in Azimganj – Rampurhat section.
Pune: From spirituality of Sufi music to the power of Matrix, Rahman shares views with FTII students
To the filmmakers of tomorrow, AR Rahman offered a glimpse of a bright future in music composition. He said that India was raising a crop of musicians and singers, still in their teens, who were highly talented.
Chandigarh among 25 non-attainment cities for CPCB’s SACC study
Earlier, the UT Administration had decided to conduct the study by itself, by inviting expression of interests (EoI) from eligible institutes, for conducting it.
Boycott of Chinese goods to impact our economy: Trade consulting firm CEO
Responding to a question on the “boycott China sentiment” prevailing in India, Jagat Shah said most of the power plants in India have got Chinese parts and if goods from that country is boycotted, “it will not only impact the power sector but also the Indian economy”.
Governor gives nod, UP’s anti-conversion law comes into effect
Chief Minister Adityanath had earlier announced that his government will bring a law to check such conversions for marriage — terming it “love jihad”.
Cyclone Nivar deals further blow to Irula tribals already struggling for basic needs
The children of this tribe are forced to change schools as the families keep moving from one area to another and this results in dropouts as well. Driven by poverty, most of these Irula tribe members work as contractual labourers in brick kilns, rice mills.
GHMC polls: BJP will turn Hyderabad into global IT hub, says Amit Shah
Appealing to voters to give BJP a chance in the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) elections, Shah, talking to the media, said that the TRS and AIMIM have completely failed to develop a reliable infrastructure in the city.
Newly discovered frog species named after Bengaluru city
The newly discovered frog species were part of a research team's efforts in documenting 'Amphibians in the Deccan Plateau parts of Karnataka.' Their findings were published in the international journal Zootaxa.
Pakistani groom gets AK-47 rifle as wedding gift, video sparks debate online
According to local reports the woman who is seen presenting the assault rifle -- commonly known as Kalashnikov in Pakistan -- is reportedly the mother-in-law of the groom.
CAT 2020 analysis: Candidates review paper as 'moderate'
IIM CAT 2020: Slot 1 concludes, check candidates' reactions, paper analysis
