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BEGINNER'S LUCK FOR RAMOS
Massive call to bench Ronaldo & play 1st-time starter pays off for Portugal vs Switzerland
Rate hike impact on home sales likely to be moderate
According to housing sales data of top 6-8 cities, the impact of the last four consecutive rate hikes early this year has been minimal
Germany busts cell plotting to overthrow govt
25 far-right suspects preparing for armed attack on parliament to seize power arrested
56 cases filed by CBI against MPS, MLAs in 5 years: Govt
AS no one is above the law, as many as 56 cases were lodged against the country's members of legislative assembly (MLAs) and the Members of Parliament (MPs) in the last five years by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
Of 11 elections, seven won by BJP, 3 by Congress
THE MCD has largely been the bastion of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). For the last 15 years, the saffron party created a fortress around it which seemed impossible to break into given the party's performance in national politics.
Gaganyaan-1 launch likely before 2024 polls
Originally scheduled for December 2020, India's first manned space mission was postponed due to Covid outbreak
Big wins, narrow escapes for AAP
Cong scripts victories in Muslim-dominated wards, while BJP performs well in riot-hit N-E
How Cong, BJP shortcomings propelled AAP
THE AAP registered a resounding victory in the MCD election on Wednesday. AAP led by Arvind Kejriwal won 134 of the total 250 seats, ending the BJP’s three-year reign at the helm of the corporation.
24-yr-old student, trans councillor vow to work for people
As she greeted her party colleagues, interacted with the media and flaunted the victory sign to photographers, Shivani Panchal looked little different from a seasoned politician.
Music, sweets and catchy slogans mark AAP party
AAP leaders danced on loud music and beats of drums outside the party’s headquarter office which was decked up with colourful balloons, banners and flags as the party romped home victorious in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi polls on Wednesday.
