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Elton John Calls Michael Jackson 'Mentally Ill'
Michael Jackson died in 2009 due to overdose of sedatives administered by his personal physician, Conard Murray.
UK Government Plans to Announce First Post-Brexit Budget on November 6
Britain and the EU are currently locked in last-ditch talks to secure a divorce deal ahead of a crunch two-day summit for European leaders in Brussels starting Thursday.
Towards a Cleaner City: West Bengal Sets 2030 Deadline for Complete Shift to e-Vehicles
Kolkata has bagged the prestigious C40 award in Copenhagen for green mobility - low carbon commute transition- on Thursday.
Jawan Killed After Escort Vehicle of Police Officer Collides With Bus on Jammu-Pathankot Highway
The police vehicle was escorting additional director general of police (ADGP)on the highway when it collided with a passenger bus at Dhaloti Morh in Kathua.
'Hawa Palat Gayi Hai': Ex-CM Hooda Says Overwhelming Public Support for Congress in Haryana
Bhupinder Singh Hooda, who is the Congress state unit legislature party leader, targeted the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and alleged it had 'failed' to fulfill the promises made to the people.
Railways Mulling to Flag-off Kolkata Metro East-West Corridor on October 24
The first phase of East-West corridor of Kolkata Metro was originally scheduled to become operation by 2012 but problems including land acquisition, slum relocation and route alignment delayed the project.
Under Time Pressure to Answer, People Generally Lie to You
The idea has always been that we have a divided mind -- an intuitive, animalistic type and a more rational type.
58-year-old Doctor Arrested for Raping, Blackmailing Patient With Video Clip in Mumbai
The 27-year-old woman, a resident of Jogeshwari area, came in contact with the accused - Vanshraj Dwivedi - in 2015, an official at Meghwadi police station said.
Mob Attacks Police Outpost in West Bengal's Malda After Man Dies in Custody
The incident took place on Sunday late night at Milki police outpost in Malda district and four police personnel were injured, a senior officer said.
OPINION | Travelling in Auto, Seeking Justice Like Commoner: Why PM Modi’s Niece Deserves Praise for Staying Rooted
For a very long time after the robbery was committed, the cops did not know Damayanti Ben was Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s niece.
Indian-origin Doctors Link Bladder Pill to Retinal Damage
This medication toxicity could masquerade as other known retinal conditions, such as age-related macular degeneration or pattern dystrophy.
IRCTC Makes Blockbuster Entry; Zooms Over 101% in Debut Trade
The company's market valuation stood at Rs 10,972 crore in morning trade. The initial public offering of IRCTC was a huge hit among investors, subscribed 111.91 times earlier this month.
World Standards Day 2019: Date, History and Significance
The World Standards Day or International Standards Day is celebrated to raise awareness among regulators, industry and consumers as to the importance of standardization to the global economy.
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Merkel, Macron Urge Turkey to Immediately End Offensive in Northern Syria
The operation threatens to drive large parts of the population from their homes, Merkel said, noting that it would also risk 'destabilisation of the region and lead to a resurgence of the IS'.
Crackdown on Child Pornography in Kerala, Minor Among 12 Arrested in Third Round of Raids
The raids, titled 'Operation P-Hunt 3', were conducted across the state and police seized mobile phones, modems, hard disks, memory cards, laptops and desktops with pornographic materials.