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The latest cover story of Uday India Magazine (Hindi) gives details of the issue of B. S. Yediyurappa becoming Chief Minister of Karnataka. It carries a special story on the triple talaq Bill which was recently passed by Modi government. It also contains an article on Chandrayan-2
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Hardly passes a day when you sit down with a hot cup of coffee in hand in the morning to read the newspaper and don’t find the headlines screaming at you about the horrid rape of a woman.
Riots and Wrongs in Delhi
The situation is under control in the riot-hit areas of Delhi, which were singed in the fire of riots.
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Well Done, Modi!
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Country to stand by gaddars?
That more than 50 persons lost their life in the north-east area of the national capital Delhi during three-four days of communal riots triggered by violent agitation on an issue which actually was no issue.
A climate change wake-up call
Anew McKinsey Global Institute report, ‘Climate risk and response
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