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India, Russia meet on security issues including Afghanistan begins
The Indian National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval will be discussing these security-related issues with his Russian counterpart Nikolai Patrushev following the situation that arises after the Taliban took over the control of Afghanistan.
Owaisi dividing society for political gains: BJP
The BJP minority morcha national president Jamal Siddiqui said, "Owaisi's has a history of dividing society and breaking Hindu-Muslim unity by fuelling communal sentiment. With the eye on next year's Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, he is making communal statements to take political advantage by appeasing a particular community at the cost of society."
Decision taken at highest level to allow women in NDA: Centre to SC
Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, representing the Centre, submitted before a bench headed by Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul that there is a good news, as a decision has been taken at the highest-level that women will be inducted for NDA, and the chiefs of three Armed Forces have also agreed. Bhati said the decision had been taken late evening Tuesday (September 7).
Raje aide's letter against LoP intensifies faction feud in Rajasthan
The monsoon session of Rajasthan Assembly will start from September 9 and a day before it, Meghwal wrote to BJP state president Satish Poonia demanding removal of Kataria and has asked to bring a motion of condemnation against Kataria in the house. Meghwal has also written to BJP president J.P. Nadda and has clarified why he is raising the demand.
Pirate attack, missing Indian sailor: Gabon marine police probing 3 locals
The ship, with 17 Indian crew, was sailing from Cameroon to the UAE when it developed some propulsion problems and was anchored just two kilometres away from Gabon's Owendo anchorage when pirates boarded the ship on Sunday morning. While the pirates threw one of the crew overboard and shot and injured two.
Political parties eyeing tribal vote banks in MP
Out of the total 230 assembly seats, a total of 47 are reserved for the tribal voter category and victory or defeat on these seats are crucial for political players. That's why both political parties, BJP and Congress have stepped up efforts for these seats. Congress has resorted to Adivasi Adhikar Yatra.
Modi to lay foundation of varsity named after Jat leader
The move is aimed at winning over the Jat population which accounts for around 17 per cent of the voting population in 12 districts of west UP region. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will be visiting Aligarh on Wednesday to take stock of the preparations for the prime minister's visit. According to principal secretary, PWD, Nitin Ramesh Gokarn, the construction of the university will take at least 24 months from the date when its foundation would be laid.
Calcutta HC Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay recuses himself from SSC case
Gangopadhyay, who was hearing the irregularities of the SSC in the teacher recruitment process, said that he has lost all faith in the recruitment board and would not hear the case anymore. This is perhaps the first time in recent years that a judge has recused himself from a case because of his displeasure against the respondent.
Looking back at India's Test wins in England
Third Test at The Oval: India's first-ever Test win in England was historic also because it helped India clinch their first-ever Test series in the country. B.S. Chandrasekhar, with 6/38, was the star performer although there was contribution from most players. India won on the last day by four wickets.
Can't automatically assume death during surgery due to medical negligence, says SC
A bench of Justices Hemant Gupta and A.S. Bopanna said: "It is clear that in every case where the treatment is not successful or the patient dies during surgery, it cannot be automatically assumed that the medical professional was negligent." To indicate negligence, there should be material available on record or else appropriate medical evidence should be tendered, it held.
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