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 We need action to empower Muslims, not
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Huge turnout in peaceful Nagaland, Meghalaya
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India's democratic system triumphed as Meghalaya electors rejected
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Routine medical tests cause more harm than good: US doctors
A group of leading US medical societies have released a list of
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Probe cops roughing up woman MP, Ansari tells
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Rajya Sabha
Chairman Hamid Ansari Friday instructed the government to probe
the incident of a woman MP from Kerala allegedly being roughed up
by Delhi Police.
"Some MPs met me and informed me that T.N. Seema
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Court orders pension for Hyderabad freedom
fighter
The Delhi High Court Friday asked the
government to grant a freedom fighter's pension to a man who
participated in the struggle against the Nizam's government during
the British rule.
Justice Valmiki J. Mehta allowed the »
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Routine medical tests cause more harm than good: US doctors
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Mughal Garden:
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