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'Love Jihad' resurfaces in Kerala as terrorists' widows refused return
Four women -- Sonia Sebastian alias Ayisha, Merin Jacob alias Merrin, Nimisha Nair alias Fathima Isa, and Raffaela -- had gone with their families to Afghanistan to live in territory of the Islamic State in Khorasan Province (ISKP) in 2016-18. Their husbands were killed in separate attacks and the women surrendered before the Afghan authorities in November 2019.
No cyber breach into NIC email system: Centre
The clarification comes on the backdrop of reports on impact of data breaches in organisations such as Air India, Big Basket and Domino's which claimed that these breaches have exposed email accounts and passwords of NIC emails to the hackers. "In view of this it is important to clarify that firstly, there has been no cyber breach into the email system of the Government of India maintained by the National Informatics Centre (NIC).
'In depth disappearance': Car vanishes down well in Mumbai
The incident was reported from Ramnivas Society in Ghatkopar West, Traffic Police In-Charge Nagraj Majge said. The car, belonging to local resident Pankaj Mehta, could be seen slowly falling, front-forward, into the large, muddy water-filled hole, bobbing for a few seconds before disappearing entirely, as CCTV footage showed.
Digvijaya Singh's remark on Article 370 puts Congress in trouble
On the one hand, the BJP has launched a blistering attack on the Congress leader while on the other, Singh's own family members have also indirectly criticised him. No prominent Congress leader is seen openly standing with Singh over his statement.
'Project O2' to ensure India's medical oxygen demand
The project targeted to meet the current demand, manufacturing of medical oxygen as well as ensure that there is adequate supply of the lifesaving gas in the future. 'Project O2' being run under direct command of the Office of Principal Scientific Adviser to enable stakeholders working to augment the country's ability to meet this rise in demand for medical oxygen.
UP on verge of breaking own record for wheat procurement
The state has so far purchased around 51.05 lakh metric tonnes (LMT) of the crop, benefiting more than 11.54 lakh farmers since its commencement on April 1. While the figure for the corresponding period in the procurement season 2020-21 was just 29.92 LMT. Officials said that they may cross the all-time high record procurement of 52.92 LMT, made in 2018-19.
India begins 'Extension of Hospitals' project to fight Covid
Modular hospitals are an extension of hospital infrastructure and can be built adjacent to an existing hospital building. As Covid-19 cases surged in different parts of the country, infrastructure in hospitals was under immense pressure. Keeping in view of the need, innovative modular hospitals came as a huge relief amidst the crisis.
All is not well among 4 coalition partners in Bihar
The recent bomb explosion in a Madrasa in Banka district was an example of ideological differences between the BJP and the JDU. A crude bomb explosion in Madrasa claimed one life -- Maulana Abdul Monmin on Tuesday (June 8). After the incident, BJP leader Hari Bhusan Thakur jumped on it and issued statement that may divide society.
GOI's most efficient ministry of Lies & Empty Slogans: Rahul
Rahul Gandhi on Sunday tweeted, "Which is GOI's most efficient ministry? The secret Ministry for Lies & Empty slogans." The Congress leader has been attacking the government on vaccine shortage, GST and the fuel price hike. On Friday, the Congress protested against fuel price hike across the country, when Rahul Gandhi alleged that the government is looting the country.
As Congress turns 'Left', its leaders march 'Right' in UP
The party is getting increasingly isolated in the state that was once its bastion. The party, its own leaders claim, is being taken over by young leaders from the Left-wing outfits. "The new leadership that is being imposed in the party is left-oriented and the party high command thinks that they can revive the Congress.
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