Month: April 2023
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Learned how to cheat from YOUTUBE, 20 year old youth arrested
korea. Police has arrested a 20-year-old youth who cheated the villagers on the pretext of KYC of Atal Awas. Please…
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Delhi court convicts father-son duo in 2020 riots case
New Delhi: A court here has convicted a father-son duo for rioting and arson in a case of the 2020…
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BJP sharpens attack on Congress in Karnataka
Bengaluru: With the political temperature rising in Karnataka for the May 10 assembly polls, the BJP has sharpened its attack…
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After SC’s direction, Lalit Modi tenders apology for his remarks
After Supreme Court’s direction, former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi on Tuesday tendered his apology for his remarks…
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AP: 90 electric vehicles gutted in fire while charging in Srikakulam
Srikakulam: Around 90 electric vehicles inside a showroom in Andhra Pradesh’s Srikaluma district were gutted in a fire that broke…
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Kedarnath Yatra: Maximum 13,000 pilgrims to visit Himalayan shrine every day
Rudraprayag: A maximum of 13,000 pilgrims can visit Kedarnath per day when the annual pilgrimage to the Himalayan temple in…
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KCR govt can’t take credit for Telangana villages receiving awards: BJP leader
Hyderabad: Telangana Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) vice-president NVSS Prabhakar on Tuesday said that Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao-led government cannot…
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Business
Twitter will label ‘hateful’ tweets, make them less discoverable
Twitter has announced to add publicly visible labels to tweets identified as potentially violating its policies, letting the users know…
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Twitter adds more ‘govt-funded’ labels to global media, faces outcry
Twitter has put more ‘government-funded media’ labels on the accounts of global news outlets like Australian Broadcasting Company (ABC Australia),…
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HP prepares hybrid workplaces with new Pavilion PC portfolio in India
New Delhi: As India’s growing economy presents a significant opportunity for the expansion of PC usage particularly in smaller towns…