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IndiaThree killed after train crashes into school pool car at West Bengal railway crossing
Two schoolchildren and the driver were killed after a local train struck a pool car at an allegedly open level crossing in West Bengal's Murshidabad district.
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IndiaCPI(M)'s MM Mani blames UDF government's 'lack of vision' for Kerala power crisis
The senior CPI(M) leader said the government failed to plan ahead despite knowing Kerala's power generation challenges and declining reservoir levels.
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IndiaWhat India's first hydrogen-powered train means for clean transport and the future of railways
India's first hydrogen-powered train marks a step towards cleaner rail transport, but experts say hydrogen is likely to complement rather than replace electric trains.
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IndiaDelhi government to open 45 more Ayushman Arogya Mandirs
The new Ayushman Arogya Mandirs will provide services such as maternal and child healthcare, immunisation, screening and other health services.
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IndiaOne killed, three SOG personnel injured in firing incident in J&K's Doda
Police said the man was shot after allegedly attempting to snatch a service rifle during an encounter with an SOG team, while a religious preacher has been detained for questioning.
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IndiaGujarat ATS arrests five more in Jaish-e-Mohammed terror module case
The latest arrests from Patan come after eight alleged operatives were held earlier this month, with investigators probing suspected bomb-making attempts and extremist literature.
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IndiaIndia's Home Minister Amit Shah to visit West Bengal on three-day official tour
Shah's visit will include reviews of border security, law and order, and governance, along with the inauguration of BSF projects and development initiatives in West Bengal.
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IndiaBadrinath inquiry panel recommends dress code, CCTV overhaul after offering theft probe
The committee has proposed stricter surveillance, a dress code during counting and greater devotee participation to prevent misappropriation of temple offerings.
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IndiaIndia tightens ISRO exit rules as over 100 scientists reportedly leave organisation
Department of Space restricts exit of ISRO staff involved in major projects including Gaganyaan Mission.
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IndiaIndia to launch first hydrogen-powered train equipped with multi-layer safety systems
India has configured the hydrogen-powered train as a 10-coach passenger service with a capacity of around 2,600 passengers.
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IndiaNEET-UG results declared, 11.21 lakh candidates qualify for medical admissions
Aryan Gupta from Punjab and Haryana's Panshul Bansal topped the examination with 715 marks.
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IndiaIndia's first privately built orbital rocket Vikram-1 set for maiden launch on July 18
The launch will mark the first attempt by an orbital-class rocket, fully designed and developed by a private player, to fly from Indian soil.
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IndiaStampede-like situation during Puri Rath Yatra leaves one dead, hundreds fall ill
Authorities said another person also died during the festival, but clarified that the death was unrelated to the crowd surge and was caused by cardiac arrest.
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IndiaCongress vows to oppose delimitation bills, raise Ayodhya donation scam in parliament
The opposition INDIA bloc will also hold its strategy meet on Monday ahead of the start of the session to evolve its joint strategy.
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India‘Quit before July 21 if under BJP pressure,’ Mamata challenges TMC dissidents
She also claimed that several leaders who had publicly left the party were still maintaining contact with the TMC.
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IndiaKejriwal meets Sonam Wangchuk on 19th day of hunger strike, backs protest
Kejriwal urged the Union government to listen to the concerns of students, youth and Wangchuk, saying repeated examination paper leaks cannot be ignored.
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India'Priyadarshini' scheme boosts women commuters, cuts KSRTC carbon output: Minister
The first month of the scheme saw the number of daily women commuters on KSRTC buses rise from around 5–6 lakh to 12.71 lakh.
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IndiaKoel Mallick resigns from Rajya Sabha, fourth TMC MP to quit amid party crisis
Mallick met Rajya Sabha Chairman C P Radhakrishnan and submitted her resignation.
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IndiaSonam Wangchuk's weight loss crosses nine kg as doctors warn of critical stage
Delhi High Court orders daily health monitoring as activist refuses to end hunger strike without government response and urges supporters to join July 20 Parliament march.
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IndiaSupreme Court suggests CBSE to introduce third language from class five or six
The Supreme Court suggested that the current selection of third language in class nine is stressful for the students.