Monday, December 31, 2018

Koregaon Bhima anniversary: Security stepped up as people pay tributes at war memorial

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​The 'jay stambh' was erected by the British as a memorial for soldiers killed in the Koregaon Bhima battle on January 1, 1818. One person was killed and several injured in caste clashes that broke out on January 1 last year on the occasion of the anniversary of the 1818 battle.

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Spotlight on young blood in race for 2 top state BJP posts in Karnataka

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Two top positions will be up for grabs in the saffron party: The state president’s position falls vacant after BS Yeddyurappa’s three-year term ends in March; the Bengaluru South Lok Sabha seat is vacant, with the death in November of Union minister HN Ananth Kumar, and the party needs a candidate to fill his shoes.

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UK counter-terror police probe Manchester knife attack

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British counter-terrorism police were investigating a multiple stabbing in which the suspect reportedly shouted "Allah" at a Manchester railway station on New Year's Eve. He quoted the suspect as saying: "As long as you keep bombing other countries, this sort of shit is going to keep happening." The male suspect has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

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Lakhs of women expected to form 620 km 'Women's Wall on Jan 1

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The women will form the wall from Kasargod in northern Kerala to the southernmost district of Thiruvananthapuram. The 620 km state sponsored 'Women's Wall Tuesday' is to uphold gender equality and rennaisance values, in the backdrop of frenzied protests in Sabarimala. The Universal Records Forum, the team which records amazing feats across the globe, will also attend.

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Power supply to Indian diplomat's house in Islamabad cut for 4 hours; India takes up issue with Pakistan

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In yet another incident of harassment, power supply was cut at the residence of an Indian diplomat in Islamabad for nearly four hours last Tuesday following which the Indian high commission took up the issue with Pakistan foreign ministry, official sources said.

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Fake stamp paper case: Abdul Karim Telgi acquitted for lack of evidence

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Telgi, who was convicted in several cases in connection with the scam and sentenced to imprisonment of 30 years in total, died in Bengaluru in October last year while serving his jail term. Charges against Telgi, believed to be the kingpin of the scam that was spread over several states, were abated after his death.

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Rahul Gandhi attacks govt over losses suffered by banks

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Congress president Rahul Gandhi targeted the BJP-led government on Monday over the Rs 41,167-crore loss suffered by banks during the past year, saying the money given to "best friends" could have been used for running the MGNREGA for one full year, waiving farm loans in three states and opening 40 new AIIMS in the country.

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Modi conveys heartiest congratulations to Bangla PM on her stunning electoral victory

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In a telephonic conversation, Modi reiterated to her the priority India attaches to Bangladesh, calling it a central pillar of India's 'Neighbourhood First' policy, the Ministry of External Affairs said. Hasina lead her Awami League to a landslide victory for a record third consecutive term.

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Mayawati says she may have to 'reconsider' support to Congress govts in MP, Rajasthan

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Virtually putting the Congress-led governments in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan on notice, the BSP supremo Mayawati on Monday said she might have to "reconsider" her party's outside support to them if cases against "innocent" persons framed in Bharat Bandh on April 2 were not withdrawn.

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BJP not trying to dislodge JD(S)-Congress govt: BS Yeddyurappa

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Dismissing an allegation by former chief minister and JD(S)-Congress coordination committee chief Siddaramaiah, he said there was no need for the BJP to pull down the government as the coalition partners were themselves "restive". Yeddyurappa's assertion comes in response to a charge made on Sunday by Siddaramaiah that the saffron party was engaged in "horse trading" of Congress MLAs by offering Rs 25 crore to Rs 30 crore as part of its "toppling game".

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