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March 07, 2023

CBI books Mumbai Airport Customs officials for duping bizman

A case has been lodged by the CBI against Customs officials posted at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (Mumbai) for allegedly duping a businessman to the tune Rs 25,000 in the guise of customs duty.

1 min

Excise policy scam: Sisodia to stay in jail till March 20

The counsel appearing for the CBI said that at this stage, they are not seeking further CBI remand but in the next 15 days they might seek it.

2 mins

RISING HEAT

PM MODI reviews preparedness for hot weather in upcoming Summer; stresses on fire audits of hospitals, daily forecast in simple language

1 min

Shift Aurangzeb's grave to Hy'd: Shiv Sena MLA

The ruling Shiv Sena legislator Sanjay Shirshat on Monday demanded that the grave of the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar should be shifted to Hyderabad.

1 min

Like Taliban and al-Qaeda...

SANJAY RAUT ON ED-CBI RAIDS AGAINST OPPOSTION

1 min

Woman consumes poison on camera for not being allowed to see her child

According to the police, the incident took place opposite to the Ozone Urbana apartment

1 min

CBI questions Rabri, Lalu to be examined today

The CBI on Monday questioned former Bihar chief minister Rabri Devi at her Patna residence and has issued notice to her husband and former railway minister Lalu Prasad in connection with the further probe in the land-for-jobs scam case, officials said.

1 min

Two more Buldhana teachers held for 'leaking' Maths paper

MAHARASHTRA CLASS 12 BOARD EXAM

1 min

ED RAIDS 15 PLACES IN MUMBAI & NAGPUR

PONZI SCAM

1 min

Govt working to bring retail trade, e-commerce policies: Official

The policy will promote ease of doing business for traders, says DPIIT joint Secretary Sanjiv

1 min

'FMCG industry hopeful of rural mkt bouncing back in coming quarters'

Moreover, after the pandemic, the fundamentals of the retail landscape have changed and companies have invested in digital transformation to be relevant and competitive, Agarwal said while speaking in a session of an event organised by industry body FICCI.

1 min

After Kushwaha's exit, BJP goes fishing for weak links of JD-U

After the separation of the Janata Dal-United from the National Democratic Alliance in August 2022, the BJP targeted the weak links of the party to hurt the vote bank of Bihar CM Nitish Kumar.

1 min

Festival of Holi gives message of love, brotherhood: U'khand CM

Festival of colours

1 min

Garbha Sanskar: Cultural Values To Kids In Womb

Several gynaecologists and ayurveda practitioners attended an event organised by the Samvardhinee Nyas on Sunday.

1 min

Illegal Immigrants Will Not Be Able To Apply For Asylum: Sunak

The UK has laws allowing illegal immigrants to claim asylum after crossing the border.

1 min

Imran's plea seeking suspension of arrest warrant rejected

TOSHAKHANA CASE - Khan, has been in the crosshairs for buying gifts, including an expensive Graff wristwatch he had received as the premier at a discounted price from the state depository called Toshakhana, and selling them for profit.

1 min

Russian reservists fighting with shovels, says UK intelligence

The continued use of the shovel as a weapon highlights the brutal and low-tech fighting which has come to characterise much of the war.

1 min

PITCH KA FUNDA

It is interesting that, more than 500 runs were scored in the last match at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad

2 mins

Hayley's all-round show fires Mumbai to 9-wicket win

WOMEN'S PREMIER LEAGUE

2 mins

'Australian selectors should resign if they have any sense of responsibility'

SUNIL GAVASKAR SAYS

1 min

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