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Bengal hijab row: Teacher decides not to re-join after college allows head scarf

The teacher of a private law college in Kolkata, who was allegedly asked not to attend classes wearing a hijab but later told a head scarf can be allowed, said she was not re-joining her workplace.

 


Denied permission to visit Kuwait for fire relief efforts: Kerala minister

Kerala Health Minister Veena George has claimed she was denied permission by the Union Government to travel to Kuwait. The purpose of the visit was to coordinate relief efforts for Keralites affected by a tragic fire incident in the Gulf nation, she said.

 


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Those who became arrogant were stopped at 241 by Lord Ram: RSS leader Indresh Kumar

In hard-hitting remarks on the outcome of the Lok sabha polls, RSS leader Indresh Kumar on Thursday slammed the ruling BJP for "arrogance" and the opposition INDIA bloc for being "anti-Ram".

 

Rajkot fire: Game zone co-owner held, arrests in case rise to 10

Police have arrested a co-owner of the Rajkot game zone, where a fire claimed 27 lives last month, taking the number of arrests in the case to ten, an official said on Friday.

Amit Shah told me to carry out constituency work intensively: Soundararajan denies intra-party feud

BJP leader Tamilisai Soundararajan said that senior party leader Amit Shah asked her to "carry out political and constituency work intensively", after a video of her interaction with the Union home minister surfaced on social media.

Special IAF aircraft carrying mortal remains of 45 Indians killed in Kuwait fire takes off for Kochi

A special IAF aircraft carrying the mortal remains of 45 Indians killed in the tragic fire incident in Kuwait took off for Kochi on Friday morning.

Kuwait fire tragedy: External Affairs Ministry did good job to help injured Indians, says Gopi

Union Minister of State Suresh Gopi on Friday said that the External Affairs Ministry did a "wonderful" job in coordinating the efforts to ensure treatment of the Indians injured in the Kuwait fire tragedy which claimed atleast 49 lives.

Uttarakhand: Four forest workers killed while extinguishing fire in Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary

Dehradun: Four forest workers were killed and four were injured while extinguishing a fire at the Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary under the Civil Soyam Forest Division in the Almora district of Uttarakhand, officials said on Thursday.

 

Uddhav's party won LS seats in Mumbai on votes of minorities: Fadnavis

Mumbai: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday said candidates of the Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena (UBT), which prides itself on its sons of the soil agenda, won Lok Sabha elections in Mumbai on the votes of minorities as well as non-Marathi and non-Hindi speakers.

 

LS Speaker's election on Jun 26; candidates can be proposed till Jun 25 noon

New Delhi: The Lok Sabha will elect its new Speaker on June 26 for which notices for motions supporting candidates can be submitted by members by 12 noon a day prior, the Lok Sabha secretariat said on Thursday.

 

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