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A.P. govt. prioritises welfare in Budget, to relaunch Adarana scheme
Thalliki Vandanam and Annadata Sukhibhava financial aid schemes get allocations
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Beyond the headlines: What the first Epstein file reveals
To the public, Jeffrey Epstein was a financier, a man with wealth and high-profile friends. However, behind closed doors, he was far more—a manipulator who dealt not in money alone, but in secrets and leverage. His influence did not stem solely from his fortune but from the compromising material he allegedly collected on those in his orbit. As the Department of Justice released its first batch of unsealed court records, the world braced for what would come next.
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Civitech Summit in Dharwad from today
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No concerns over Rohit, Shami's fitness: KL Rahul
KL Rahul has dismissed fitness concerns around Rohit Sharma and Mohammed Shami as India prepare for their crucial match against New Zealand. Despite some injury scares during their recent victory over Pakistan, the team looks confident and focused on securing a spot in the semifinals of the ICC Champions Trophy.
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Bus operators fined on charges of permit rule violations
Action was taken against 14 private bus operators on the Kozhikode-Wayanad route
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India harnessing space technologies for national development, says ISRO scientist
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Venjaramoodu murders: Abdul Raheem visits wife in hospital, offers prayers at graveyard of dear ones
Raheem’s return from Saudi Arabia, laden with emotional turmoil, came after learning that his elder son, Affan, allegedly murdered his younger son Ahsan, mother Salma Beevi, brother Latheef and his wife Shahida. The accused also purportedly murdered his girlfriend Farsana and grievously injured his mother.
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Internal committees to look into complaints of sexual harassment at workplaces formed
As many as 300 such committees have been formed to address complaints of sexual harassment of women at workplaces.
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Vatsal Sheth kisses Ishita Dutta's baby bump
Ishita Dutta and Vatsal Sheth are preparing to welcome their second child. On Friday, Ishita shared an adorable video on her Instagram Story featuring her husband, Vatsal. In the clip, she happily flaunts her baby bump, confirming the exciting news. Vatsal is seen sweetly hugging Ishita from behind, planting a loving kiss on her cheek and baby bump, making the moment even more heartwarming.
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HC issues directive to stop Punyam Poonkavanam project
Punyam Poonkavanam project is a community policing programme implemented in Sabarimala since 2011
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A.P. Budget is comprehensive, reflects policy direction of NDA government, says Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan
Appropriate allocations have been made for the implementation of ‘Super Six’ promises made in the run-up top the 2024 elections, says Pawan Kalyan
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35,362 students to appear for second PU exam in Mysuru district commencing on Saturday
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The Godfather in WH: Trump’s 'mafia-style' policy puts world on edge
Trump is changing US foreign policy by focusing on deals rather than alliances. His approach is transactional, viewing international relationships as business deals. This shift is causing concern among traditional allies and could undermine the global order established post-World War II. NATO and US influence may weaken, while adversaries like Russia and China see opportunities.
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Attingal and Neyyattinkara in national-level pilot project to digitise land records
Aimed at preparing digital records of all public land assets, the National geospatial Knowledge-based land survey of urban Habitations (Naksha) project is being implemented in 150 municipalities across the country.
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‘Child marriages can be prevented only if vigilance committees act effectively’
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Olive Ridley deaths in Nagapattinam, Mayiladuthurai worry activists; officials say turtle deaths are within normal range
Forest department sources say over 50,000 Olive Ridley eggs have been collected this season, with daily nesting figures ranging between 10 and 20; activists say many carcasses have been buried without post-mortem
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