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March 05, 2023

'Attacks' on migrants: Two scribes booked

“People spreading rumours about attacks on other state workers in Tamil Nadu are against India. They spoil the integrity of the nation,” Stalin said, condemning the exploitation of non-existent issues for cheap politics.

1 min

MODI WANTS INFRA IN TOP GEAR

Infrastructure has always been important in the development of any country

2 mins

RASH OF FLU CASES WITH COVID TRAITS

A persistent cough, sometimes accompanied by fever, running through the country for the past two-three months is due to Influenza A subtype H3N2, it said.

2 mins

CBI parrot keeps pecking at Sisodia

Sisodia has been charged with criminal conspiracy and fraud under the Indian Penal Code and relevant sections of the Prevention of Corruption Act.

1 min

JJ needs Paracetamol

MEDICAL EMERGENCY

2 mins

MAHA GETS WORLD'S FIRST BAMBOO CRASH BARRIER

It offers a perfect alternative to steel and addresses environmental concerns

1 min

Modus operandi revealed after arrest of 2

One of the arrested men, Ashok Kharat, is vice-president of Maharashtra State Mathadi and General Kamgar Sena; wants to contest BMC polls

1 min

Metro 2B work in sensitive aerodrome area begins

Work between Vile Parle and Santacruz had come to a grinding halt

1 min

'Kids' safety in school buses is collective responsibility'

Garg said, \"There is a need to understand that seven-seater vehicles are not allowed to ferry students. A school van should at least be a 17-seater and must be registered for the purpose.\"

1 min

CM Shinde on project launching spree in Thane

CM Shinde today met Siddharth Nagar slum dwellers, who have been on a hunger strike for their housing rights for the past few days.

1 min

Neiphiu Rio stakes claim to form govt in Nagaland

NDPP-BJP combine secured 37 seats in the 60-member assembly

1 min

PRE-FAB HOUSES READY FOR JOSHIMATH FAMILIES

The implementing agency in Dhaak village has been told to finish the construction of the remaining houses, which are in finals stages.

1 min

Grateful Adani Group has shown faith in Australia: Tony Abbott

Former prime minister dismisses Hindenburg fraud allegations

1 min

Kejriwal: Give AAP a chance for corruption-free govt in K'taka

He also promised to give free electricity, quality education in government schools and good healthcare for the state's people.

1 min

Charles to be crowned King with holy oil from Jerusalem

Olive oil, fragrant rose and orange blossom: the special \"chrism\" or holy anointing oil for the coronation of Britain's King Charles III has been blessed in Jerusalem's Old City.

1 min

China strongest enemy US ever faced: Haley

\"Never in my life did I think Americans would look at the sky and see a Chinese spy balloon looking back at us,\" Haley said.

1 min

Civilians flee Bakhmut as Ukrainian pullout looms

Pressure is mounting on Ukrainian troops holding out in Bakhmut, with the Ukrainian army trying to help civilians flee the beleaguered eastern town.

1 min

KAUR'S KNOCK POWERS MI TO HUGE VICTORY

Mathews' cameo ensured IM begin opener with a bang, outplay Gujarat Giants by 143 runs.

2 mins

Shami set to return

Rank turner unlikely for final Test which starts from March 9

1 min

HAMILTON CLEARED TO RACE

The seven-time F1 champion clashed with FIA over a jewelery ban enacted last year

1 min

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