50:50 Sena’s post-poll artifice, asserts Shah
Breaking his silence for the first time over the Maharashtra impasse, BJP president and Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday rejected the Shiv Sena’s claim that it was promised rotational chief ministership. He said the Shiv Sena had simply come up with post-electoral conditions that could not be accepted. Seeking...
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Fani feat charms Prince Charles to IMD
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Plan to create 2-cr jobs in Delhi-NCR in 20 yrs
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Bulbul kills 10 in Bengal, 1.8L evacuated
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After Guv offer, BJP to take call on formation of Maha Govt today
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No odd-even curbs in Delhi on Nov 11-12 for Guru Nanak anniv
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Pak-backed virtual babas honey-trapping jawans
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Govt OK’s import to wipe onion tears
07 November 2019 | Rajesh Kumar
Air pollution in Capital on wane, still ‘very poor’
After days of soaring levels of pollution, air quality in Delhi improved slightly from “severe” to “very poor” category with Air Quality Index (AQI) 367 on Tuesday. This was the first time when levels of Suspended Particulate Matters (SPMs) — PM10 and PM 2.5 recorded “poor” and “very poor” with 278...
Lawyers beat cop, passersby in Saket courts, strike work
Two days after a clash between the Delhi Police and lawyers at Delhi’s Tis Hazari Courts complex, a group of lawyers allegedly thrashed an on-duty Delhi Police officer and passersby in South Delhi’s Saket Courts complex on Monday. The lawyers allegedly broke the signboard of the police post on the court...
HC orders judicial probe into Tis Hazari clash; 1 ASI suspended
A day after clash between Delhi Police personnel and lawyers inside Tis Hazari court complex in North Delhi, the Delhi High Court on Sunday ordered a judicial enquiry by one of its retired judges into the incident. On the basis of the findings in a preliminary enquiry conducted by a police...
Pak tiddis intrude India, wreak havoc on farmers
There is a different kind of intruders coming from across the borders targeting lakhs of hectare of agricultural crops with farmers left high and dry. Villages adjoining India and Pakistan border spread across Rajasthan, Punjab and Gujarat are witnessing an assault on the crops by locusts (tiddis). Despite all efforts by...
Cong, NCP mull support to Sena as Mahayuti staggers
Raut threatens to explore alternative Govt, BJP Minister warns of Prez Rule The political posturing between the saffron alliance partners over the sharing of power in Maharashtra continued on Friday as Shiv Sena spokesperson Sanjay Raut said that if it so desired his party could form its Government and senior BJP...
Doyen of trade union movement Gurudas Dasgupta is no more
Senior Communist leader and veteran CPI parliamentarian Gurudas Dasgupta died after prolonged illness at his South Kolkata residence on Thursday. He was 83 and is survived by his wife Jayashri Dasgupta and a daughter. Dasgupta, a former MP from Panshkura and Ghatal constituencies of West Midnapore, died of heart attack at...
Farm fires share in Delhi’s air pollution shoots to 35%
AAP to protest against Punjab, Haryana on stubble burning today As contribution of stubble burning to Delhi’s pollution on Wednesday increased to 35 per cent — the season’s highest — Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday requested Haryana, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh Governments to provide machinery to farmers to stop...
