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Salman Khan Blows Into Bottle Cap Challenge With 'Save Water' Message
Posting his video of the challenge on Sunday evening, Salman Khan not only twisted the original version, but also delivered a message to save water.
Soldier Among 2 Dead in Himachal Building Collapse, Rescue Op Underway as Several Remain Trapped
The multi-storey building, which housed a restaurant located on the Nahan-Kumarhatti road, collapsed amidst heavy rains in the area.
Bigg Boss Telugu Organisers Accused of Demanding Sexual Favours in Return for Entry Into Show: Report
A case has been registered in Hyderabad against four organisers of the reality show, after a journalist complained that they had misbehaved with her and asked her to satisfy their boss for final selection in the show.
'Miya' Poet Booked for Poem on Citizenship Row, Expresses Regret for ‘Hurting’ Assamese Sentiments
The poem, in an East Bengali dialect, spoke about the alleged discrimination towards Bengali-speaking Muslims in Assam over the years and especially during the updation process of the NRC.
Union Cabinet to Soon Take Call on Reconstituting Law Commission
In 2015, a proposal was mooted to make the law panel into a permanent body either through an Act of Parliament or an executive order (resolution of the Union Cabinet).
Kids Mocked by Parents at Higher Risk Of Bullying: Study
Kids who are mocked by parents are at a greater risk of becoming bullies and its victim too, researchers said, stressing that many bullies come from hostile, punitive and rejecting backgrounds.
7.3-Magnitude Earthquake Kills 1 Person in Indonesia, Creates Panic Among Residents
The main quake was felt in other parts of Indonesia, including cities on Sulawesi island and in Sorong on Papua island.
After Rebel MLA Nagaraj Keeps Congress Guessing, Party Steps up Efforts to Persuade Ramalinga Reddy
Ramalinga Reddy is among the MLAs who have resigned and has not been responding to Congress's attempts to appease him.
Services Disrupted on Metro’s Magenta Line After Technical Snag
Magenta Line connects Botanical Garden in Noida to Janakpuri West stations in Delhi, both stations being interchange facilities.
'Need More Strikes Like Balakot Over & Over Again to Tell Pakistan That India Can Hit Back': Ex-Army Chief
Then Army Chief Gen VP Malik also said when the Vajpayee government made the decision public to not cross the LoC during the Kargil operation, he had requested the prime minister not to say it openly again.
Britain Says Iran Tanker Will be Freed After Guarantees on Destination
After what he called a 'conservative call' with Mohammad Javad Zarif, he said Britain would facilitate release if they received guarantees that it would not be going to Syria.
Sublime Paul Pogba Helps Manchester United to 2-0 Win Over Perth Glory
Marcus Rashford and James Garner scored and Paul Pogba being instrumental from mid-field, as Manchester United defeated Perth Glory.
20-year-old Man Stabbed to Death for Intervening in Couple's Fight in South Delhi
The deceased, who used to work at a tea shop in the area and as a part-time guard, was brought dead to the hospital with multiple stab wounds on his chest, police said.
Govt Forms Panel to Draft Central Law to Check Violence against Doctors; to Submit Report Next Week
Last month, the IMA held a nationwide protest following an assault on doctors at the hospital in Kolkata and demanded the enactment of a central law to check violence on medical professionals in hospitals.
India Likely to Continue Supporting Afghanistan Despite US Drawdown: Pentagon
India desires a stable Afghanistan that does not harbour terrorists who could target Indian interests and does not have close ties with Pakistan, the Pentagon said.
Ahead of World Tourism Day, Repair Work on Taj Mahal Minaret to be Completed by Sep 15
Amar Nath Gupta, conservation assistant, supervising the repairs said that speedy completion of the minaret with perfection will be ensured.