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Marriage to Nikhil Jain not legal, separated long back: Nusrat Jahan
Nusrat had reportedly got married to businessman Nikhil Jain in Turkey in 2019. A reception was also held in Kolkata that was attended by celebrities and leading politicians. In a detailed statement, the Trinamool MP from Basirhat said, "Being on foreign land, as per Turkish Marriage Regulation, the ceremony is invalid.
Suvendu Adhikari apprises PM Modi about situation in Bengal
It is believed that the meeting lasted for around 45 minutes, during which Adhikari had a detailed discussion with the Prime Minister on the political situation in the eastern state, including the latest developments, among other issues, sources said. As per the sources, Adhikari briefed the Prime Minister about the violence ‘unleashed' against the BJP workers and the ‘atmosphere of fear' created for the saffron cadre in West Bengal.
Free vax for 18-44 age group in Delhi from June 21: Kejriwal
Kejriwal's remarks came during a visit to inspect ongoing vaccination drives for people above 45 years at Sarvodaya Vidyalaya located at Lancer Road. The AAP-led Delhi government has started administering Covid jabs for those above 45 age groups at polling booths in each municipal ward.
Mehbooba's confidant eased LeT chief's forced marriage with Pulwama girl: CIK's chargesheet
According to the fresh chargesheet, he had not only provided huge amounts of money to the two terror groups for buying arms and ammunition but also pushed Hurriyat's secessionist agenda and facilitated the LeT's Kashmir operational chief Abu Dujana's forced marriage with a Kashmiri girl in his home district of Pulwama.
Delhi Govt to set up 57 oxygen plants
As per the Delhi government, out of the total oxygen plants to be installed in the city, eight would be pressure swing absorption (PSA) plants which have been approved by the Centre. It is part of the preparation of a possible third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has recently set up two separate committees of senior bureaucrats and doctors from different government hospitals.
UP Congress sinks into despair after Jitin Prasad's departure, leadership unfazed
UPCC president Ajay Kumar Lallu was busy staging a dharna inside the party office in protest against the Aligarh hooch tragedy, completely oblivious of the crisis in the party. While Lallu did not comment on Jitin's departure from the Congress, his supporters claimed that it was no loss for the party. "Did he win any recent election? If he has gone, it is no loss for the Congress," said a Lallu supporter.
Vasundhara Raje's photo goes missing from BJP posters
The present posters have Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party national chief J.P. Nadda on one side and Satish Poonia and Gulab Chand Kataria on the other side but no picture of Raje anywhere. In other posters, they have brought veteran leaders Deendayal Upadhyay and Syama Prasad Mookerjee as mark of tribute to senior leaders.
Big jolt for Congress as Jitin Prasada joins BJP
Welcoming Prasada, Goyal praised his commitment to serve the people and said that he (Prasada) will play an important role in Uttar Pradesh. "He will have a major role in Uttar Pradesh politics in the future. He is someone who is connected to the ground realities and is a popular leader in the state," Goyal said. Prasada thanked BJP president J.P. Nadda, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah for accepting him in the saffron fold.
Agra hospital tragedy: 2-member committee to give report in 2 days
A video went viral two days ago bringing to light the alleged heinous crime by the management of the Paras Hospital. The committee will give its report in two days. Following the furore raised in political circles, the Agra district administration has sealed off the hospital and registered a case against the owners under the Epidemics Act. The licence of the hospital has also been suspended.
Monsoon storms into Maharashtra: Trains, traffic hit in Mumbai
Large parts of Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad witnessed heavy rain, inundating several low-lying areas, barely a fortnight after the city survived the Cyclone Tauktae devastation. In Mumbai and suburbs, several roads were flooded, the Central Railway and Western Railway suburban services were hit on the mainline and harbour lines.
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