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Agusta case: Indian authorities fail to produce evidence against Michel in UAE court

 In a setback to efforts to extradite British national Christian Michel James -- one of the alleged middlemen in the Rs 3,600 crore AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal case -- Indian authorities failed to produce any evidence before the UAE courts within the stipulated time, according to the lawyer of the accused.


Modi has become Dhritarashtra, BJP Duryodhan: Congress

Accusing the BJP-led Central government of trying to create a divide among Hindus and Muslims ahead of 2019 elections to polarise the society, the Congress on Monday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become blind like Mahabharata character "Dhritarashtra" in his pursuit of power.


LATEST HEADLINES

AIITA welcomes Karnataka’s ban on obscene songs in school events


Amit Shah holds meeting with Ladakh L-G for smooth ‘darshan’ of Lord Buddha’s relics


One year on, Meghalaya House in Bengaluru still non-functional; awaits renovation, staff appointment


Punjab CM Mann lays foundation stone of Rs 14.63 crore sports stadium in Sangrur


Bank account in Ramgarh tracked for fraudulent fund transactions across 24 states, 4 arrested


Four months on, no breakthrough in missing Bengaluru girls case; CID probe ordered


Delhi CM meets family of youth shot dead by cop, assures justice


Two tribal girls gangraped in Chhattisgarh's Surguja; three arrested, three juveniles detained


Vijayanagara: One dead, 12 injured as trucks hits their vehicle from behind on NH 50


Mangaluru: Prisoner held for hiding keypad phone in rectum while re-entering jail


Jamia Millia Islamia students allege assault by guards during protest against ABVP event


Will win 226 seats; exit polls predictions made at BJP's behest to demoralise TMC workers: Mamata




Supreme Court condemns mob lynching, asks Parliament to make law

The Supreme Court on Tuesday condemned mob lynching incidents across the country and urged Parliament to enact a law to deal with the crime that threatens rule of law and the country's social fabric.

BSP pitches for ‘dabang’ Mayawati, says Rahul can’t be PM as his mother is a foreigner

The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) on Monday projected its president Mayawati as the prime ministerial candidate for next year’s general election, and said that Congress president Rahul Gandhi could not aspire to the post due to “his mother’s foreign origin”.

Veteran actress Rita Bhaduri passes away

Veteran actress Rita Bhaduri, who worked extensively in films and television shows, including the ongoing "Nimki Mukhiya", died here on Tuesday, said a source from the hospital where she was admitted for over a week.

Action on 'war footing' for conserving Taj Mahal: Government

After being rapped by the Supreme Court over the condition of the Taj Mahal, the government on Monday said that it will take action on "war footing" to deal with air and water pollution in and around the world-famous 17th-century Mughal monument.

Air hostess' husband held a day after her death

 A day after an air hostess fell to her death in south Delhi, police arrested her husband on Monday after questioning him.

'India earned Rs 18,000 cr every year through Basmati exports'

 India has earned over Rs 18,000 in foreign exchange every year from export of Pusa basmati 1121 rice variety, developed by Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh said on Monday.

Rs 2,500 fine for public drinking in Goa from August 15: Parrikar

 Beware Bacchus worshippers who can't resist a tipple in public places, for those caught drinking thus in Goa will have to shell out a fine of Rs 2,500 from August 15.

Court directs JNU not to take coercive steps on attendance

The Delhi High Court on Monday directed Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) not to take coercive steps against the students with regard to any matter arising out of the policy of mandatory attendance till the pendency of the plea.

 

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