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Malicious misinformation campaign: Centre shreds Pak’s tissue of lies claiming ‘destruction’ of Indian air bases

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New Delhi, May 10:v The Centre on Saturday strongly...

Pak fired high-speed missile, tried to hit health facilities, schools but was thwarted: Centre slams escalation bid

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New Delhi, May 11: The Centre, in a special...

Pak troops moving into forward areas, Indian forces in high state of operational readiness: Govt

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New Delhi, May 10: India on Saturday said that...

India hit 8 military bases in Pakistan, including Sialkot station: Centre

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New Delhi, May 10: India responded strongly to Pakistan’s...

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Pentagon orders removal up to 1,000 trans troop Washington, May...

AI-led innovation driving growth in India’s radiology sector: Report

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India is witnessing a significant uptick in the adoption...
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Jowai-Ratacherra project delayed over land hurdle

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SHILLONG: The 102-km Jowai-Ratacherra road project is nearing completion and it can be commissioned even before the February deadline provided the state government hands...

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Lecture St. Edmund’s organised the 9th Dr B. Datta Ray Memorial Lecture at the college auditorium on Saturday at 1pm. The lecture was delivered by...

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Privacy is a fundamental right: SC

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday declared right to privacy a fundamental right, a far-reaching verdict that could impact a range of life...

Rs 7,000-cr central projects facing delays in Meghalaya

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SHILLONG: Union minister DV Sadananda Gowda said on Thursday six central projects worth over Rs 7000 crore are being implemented in Meghalaya. Briefing reporters...

Conrad not in fray in 2018 Assembly polls

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SHILLONG: National People's Party (NPP) president Conrad Sangma said on Thursday he would not contest the 2018 Assembly elections. "I will not contest in this...
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