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November 15, 2021

Naxals Are Adrift Minus Teltumbde

The killing of top-notch Naxalite, Milind Teltumbde, is seen as a big jolt for the outlawed Maoist movement in the Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh-Chhattisgarh (MMC) zone.

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Fury At India & China For Watering Down Coal Pact

A miffed COP 26 president Alok Sharma on Sunday projected his fury at China and India saying that they would have to 'justify' political scheming that thwarted a global climate deal, in order to protect their coal interests.

1 min

Strip Kangana of award: DCW chief writes to Prez

The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chief, MS Swati Maliwal, wrote to President Ram Nath Kovind on Sunday urging him to withdraw the Padma Shri, India's fourth highest civilian award, bestowed on actor Kangana Ranaut, for her remarks allegedly belittling the country's Independence.

1 min

Those Who Raise Issue Of Partition Are In A Way Supporting The Taliban: Yogi

Those who are raising the issue of partition are in a way supporting the Taliban, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Sunday.

1 min

Is Your Train Slowing Down? Blame Garbage

Waste dumped along the railway tracks has slowed down trains at several locations in MMR

1 min

Over 133 children die within six months

Last week Maharashtra was awarded the Inspiring Regional Leadership Award from Under2 Coalition for Climate Action, making it the only Indian state to win the award in Scotland.

2 mins

Over 58L farmers register on Maha govt's mobile app

Upload details of 350 crops under cultivation during kharif season

1 min

Amazon India Arm Gets Rs 1,460 Cr From Parent

US-based e-commerce giant Amazon has infused fresh capital to the tune of Rs 1,460 crore into one of its India units, Amazon Seller Services, according to regulatory documents.

1 min

Russia Starts Delivery Of S-400 Missile Systems

NEW DELHI: Russia has started the delivery of S-400 surface-to-air missile systems to India, according to a senior Russian official.

1 min

‘No director will be keen on running acting classes on the set'

Says Divya Khosla Kumar, as she shares her prep as an actor, facing the camera for Satyameva Jayate 2 and keeping the director in her at bay while taking the spotlight

3 mins

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