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DISASTER6d agoA distant Pacific phenomenon may be drying India’s north, says studyThe Hindu
MILITARY6d agoIndian Army to train civil defence personnel in 12 States, UTs600 master trainers to be trained in first phase; programme aims to equip 60,000 civil defence volunteers across 12 States and Union Territories with emergency response skillsThe Hindu
POLITICS6d agoINDIA bloc to hold ‘public impeachment proceeding’ of CEC Gyanesh Kumar, says K.C. Venugopal‘After this Public Impeachment, we will hold a Dilli Chalo March against Vote Chori culminating at Ramleela Maidan on November 1st, where at least a million concerned citizens will participate,’ said K.C. VenugopalThe Hindu
POLITICS6d ago Sri Lanka , Bangladesh happen when protests are not allowed : Sonam Wangchuk on anti - SIR stir crackdown | India NewsSonam Wangchuk commented on the crackdown of an anti-SIR stir, suggesting that situations like those in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh arise when protests are suppressed. This highlights concerns about democratic freedoms and government responses to public dissent in India.timesofindia.indiatimes.com · India
BUSINESS6d agoJigawa sign $10 million deal with Indian firm to build modern hatcheryJigawa has signed a $10 million agreement with an Indian firm for the construction of a modern hatchery. This deal signifies international business cooperation and investment in agricultural infrastructure.premiumtimesng.com · Nigeria
BUSINESS6d agoJigawa sign $10 million deal with Indian firm to build modern hatcheryThe agreement provides for Srinivasa Farms to hold 60 percent equity in the venture, while the Jigawa State Government will own the remaining 40 percent, as the proposed facility is expected to be the first modern hatchery of its kind in Northern Nigeria. The post Jigawa sign $10 million deal with Indian firm to build modern hatchery appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
POLITICS6d ago Change of government through democratic means is what India wants : Kapil Sibal hits back at Bhagwat regime change remarksKapil Sibal asserts that India desires a change of government through democratic means, responding to remarks by Bhagwat about regime change. This indicates a political debate regarding the future governance and democratic processes in India.myanmarnews.net · Myanmar
POLITICS6d agoKPCC president challenges BJP to declare Godse India’s first terroristThe KPCC president challenged the BJP party to publicly declare Godse as India's first terrorist. This is a political statement concerning historical figures and party positions.The Hindu
POLITICS6d agoINDIA bloc to hold rally in Tripura on Oct 30, seeks CEC's removalThe CEC has been acting at the behest of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah to ensure BJP victories in electoral battles, said Jitendra ChaudhuryThe Hindu