In this issue

August 01, 2022

Sanjay Arora new Delhi Police chief

SANJAY Arora, a 1998-batch Tamil Nadu cadre IPS officer, was appointed as the Delhi Police Commissioner on Sunday, according to a notification of the Ministry of Home Affairs.

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Light showers keep mercury, air quality in check

LIGHT rains continued to lash several parts of the national capital on Sunday, keeping the mercury as well as the air quality in check.

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Area along Najafgarh drain to get greener

Forest department to plant several species on the stretch and remove invasive varieties from the green patch

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Mundka fire: Forensic experts find more DNA profiles of victims

THE Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) has found additional DNA profiles other than that of the 27 victims of the massive fire which broke out in Mundka in May and the samples have been preserved to help in identification in future, according to officials.

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D K Shivakumar sings unity mantra

KPCC president urges cadre to stay together to fight BJP, JDS to bring party back to power

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Army to hold joint drills with Oman and Vietnam

The continuous military exercise between the three nations has developed trust and has brought maturity to the relations, the Army said.

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Cong suspends 3 MLAs for anti-party activities

Howrah cash seizure

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‘Cong MLAs offered ₹10 cr each for switching sides’

Bormo MLA Kumar Jaimangal accuses the three arrested legislators of luring others to help BJP form a government in Jharkhand

2 mins

Prince Charles’ charity got funds from Osama bin Laden’s family, says report

BRITAIN’S Prince Charles is facing more questions over his charities after a newspaper reported that one of his funds accepted a $1.2 million donation from relatives of Osama bin Laden.

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Iraq cleric’s followers camped out in parliament for second day

ELECTIONS AND AMENDMENTS

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Latest shelling kills Ukraine’s grain tycoon

Officials say Vadatursky died when a missile struck his house

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After taekwondo snub, big lift for Bindyarani

BINDYARANI Devi Sorokhaibam wanted to be a ‘taekwondoin’ (who practises taekwondo) when she started her sporting career.

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Nikhat shines, one hit away from medal

NIKHAT Zareen has been operating at a different level in recent times. After being in MC Mary Kom’s shadows for years, the 26-year-old clearly seems to be enjoying the present.

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Verstappen maxes Hungarian GP for 8th win of the season

ON THE RIGHT TRACK

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