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Saif Ali Khan Returns As Intense Udaybhan in Tanhaji, See Here
Saif Ali Khan will play the antagonist of the film, Udaybhan. Ajay Devgn shared the first look poster for Saif's character.
Govt Extends Relaxed Fumigation Norms for Onion Imports till December 31
On November 6, the ministry had liberalised fumigation provisions under the Plant Quarantine (PQ) Order, 2003 till November 30 to facilitate import of the key kitchen staple from Afghanistan, Egypt, Turkey and Iran.
India's Passive Funds Set to Beat Active Funds for Second Year
Active funds have historically outperformed passive funds in India when share price moves were more broad-based and market inefficiencies helped stock pickers as they hunted for shares whose prices were not truly reflective of their worth.
In Setback for Govt, SC Strikes Down Finance Act Rules for Appointments to Judicial Tribunals
A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi directed the Ministry of law to conduct impact study and submit report to the apex court.
After 5-day Stay at Jaipur Hotel, Maharashtra Congress MLAs Return to Mumbai
The MLAs were holed up at the luxury resort, located close to the Delhi-Jaipur national highway, as the Congress remained busy holding discussions with the NCP and the Shiv Sena with regard to the government formation in Maharashtra, which was placed unde...
Before Possible Alliance With Sena, NCP Names 5 Members for Joint Panel with Congress
NCP's legislature party head Ajit Pawar, its Maharashtra chief Jayant Patil, party veteran Chhagan Bhujbal, Mumbai unit president Nawab Malik and Leader of the Opposition in state Legislative Council Dhananjay Munde will be part of the committee.
'Black Panther' Chadwick Boseman Auditioned for Guardians of the Galaxy
Chadwick Boseman's audition for The Guardians of the Galaxy influenced the casting choices of Black Panther for Captain America Civil War.
Almost 4 Billion Miles Away, the Most Distant World Ever Explored Gets Named Arrokoth
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said that the name Arrokoth meant 'sky' in the language of the Native American Powhatan people.
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DU Teachers Too Join Students' Stir Against Upcoming Private Building in North Campus
Students and teachers are opposed to the upcoming building, claiming that it is is being built on public land. DU VC Yogesh Tyagi has also supported the students' movement against the building.
Creating Chances Not Enough, We Have to Score from Them: Sunil Chhetri
India play back-to-back FIFA 2022 World Cup Qualifiers against Afghanistan and Oman.
Already 'Severe', Delhi's Air Pollution Likely to Enter 'Emergency' Zone on Wednesday
The levels of PM10 increased to 484 micrograms per cubic metre, more than four times the safe limit of 100 micrograms per cubic metre.
Decision to Recommend President's Rule in Maharashtra Appears to be Taken in Haste: Ex-Solicitor General
"What was the rush that the governor only granted 24 hours to the party which emerged second in the polls. This is not fair to the people and also to the MLAs," he said.
Schools Shut Across Southern Iraq in Bid to Revive Protests
In recent days, security forces have sought to crack down on rallies, but protesters have kept up the movement with sit-ins across the capital and Shiite-majority south.
Sena Seeking NCP, Congress Support Not a Surprise Move; Party History Shows Trail of Flirting With Rivals
Founded in 1966 by Bal Thackeray, the Shiv Sena in its more than five decades long journey has allied with the Congress, formally and informally.
PM Modi Leaves for Brazil to Attend BRICS Summit, Says Focus Will be on Strengthening Counter-terror Cooperation
The prime minister said he will also meet Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to discuss ways to enhance the bilateral strategic partnership.