After a lull of ten days, Indian and Pakistan army traded fire on the line of control (LoC) in Poonch district on late Tuesday. A Defence Ministry official said the Pakistan army started shelling and firing at Indian positions in Khari Karmara area of the LoC in Poonch district. “Pakistan firing started at 8.30 p.m. […]
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The Jammu University has published the results of various undergradute courses on its official website — coeju.com. The exam was held in November/December 2017 for BA /BSc /BCom /BBA / BCA / BA Eng (H)/ B Com (H) first semester (CBCS) examination. In a note published on the website, the Jammu University has mentioned —
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The Income Tax department has frozen some of the bank accounts of Cognizant Technology Solutions India P Ltd (CTS) to recover Rs 2,500 crore which the Indian arm of NASDAQ-listed Cognizant owes as dividend distribution tax (DDT) to the government. “As per the Income Tax Act, DDT needs to be paid on any distribution, reduction
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There are many times when people wanted to open and watch particular video but are struggling to watch them due to internet speed for many hours. The very popular speed testing named Ookla has recently released their edition of November month of the best Speed test Global Index and without getting any surprise, our India
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The Upcoming movie of Rani Mukherji is quite a motivational story of normal teacher Naina Mathur which is facing a problem of Tourette Syndrome and rest you should see by yourself to experience little positive vibes. This movie is actually supported by Yash Raj Films which is all set to hit the cinema and theatres
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The government has assured the Supreme Court that Aadhaar is not a “fly-by-night effort to score some brownie points” and personal data collected from millions of people is safe from breach in storage facilities barricaded behind five-feet thick walls. Appearing before a Constitution Bench led by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, Attorney-General K.K. Venugopal
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* Happy Women’s Day! You deserve to be happy today so enjoy your day to the fullest. * On this International Women’s Day, remember that as a woman, all life spring from you. So look at the world and smile. For without you, there would be no life. * Beloved woman you are the origins
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Here was a dramatic twist to iconic actor Sridevi’s death, with the Dubai authorities on Monday attributing it to “accidental drowning” in the bathtub of her hotel suite after losing consciousness. Sridevi (54) was found in the bathroom of the Jumeirah. Emirates Towers room by her husband, Bollywood producer Boney Kapoor, on February 24. The
UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will flag off the ‘Ram Rajya Rath Yatra’ today, starting from the Ayodhya to Rameswaram. This yatra will cover six states over the next two months. The rally comes days before the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title suit is expected to come up before the Supreme Court for the final hearing.
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In response to the crisis in the Maldives, India is likely to keep its troops ready after the government said it was “disturbed by the declaration of a state of emergency” in the archipelago. Troop movement was seen at a key air base in southern India, news agency PTI reported quoting unnamed sources. India follows
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A day after four soldiers, including a captain, were killed in shelling by Pakistani troops in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district, there is an eerie calm in the region. The shelling has stopped and the forces are keeping a close watch. Over 80 schools in the district are closed and people have been told to
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General David L Goldfein, Chief of Staff of US Air Force will fly on India’s indigenous light combat aircraft, the Tejas, this morning, a special flight that will take off from the Jodhpur Air Force Station that signals the soaring ties between the two air forces. The top ranking US military officer had reached India
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Protests against the release of ‘Padmaavat’ by right-wing fringe outfits continued on Sunday, with Karni Sena members, armed with lathis, blocking busy roads in Gurgaon and vandalising unmanned toll booths in Noida, blocking highways and attacking public and private vehicles in Surat and other parts of Gujarat. Thousands of people were stranded and traffic came
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The US government officially shut down on Saturday, the first anniversary of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, after lawmakers failed to agree a stop-gap spending deal. Senators were still negotiating on the Senate floor as the clock turned midnight, but Trump’s office issued a statement blaming opposition Democrats for the crisis. Spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said the
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Bhagat Singh should be accorded Pakistan’s highest gallantry award ‘Nishan-e-Haider’ and his statue be installed at Lahore’s Shaadman Chowk where he was hanged 86 years ago, an organisation working to prove the legendary freedom fighter’s innocence in a court has demanded. Singh was hanged along with his two comrades Rajguru and Sukhdev by British rulers
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Two civilians were killed and three others injured after Pakistani troops resumed shelling and firing on Indian posts and villages along the international Border in RS Pura, Arnia, Chadwal and Ramgarh sectors of Jammu for the second consecutive day, a Border Security Force (BSF) officer said. While the woman was killed in Sai Khurda, the
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Pakistan got in touch with India through diplomatic channels to protest Army chief Bipin Rawat’s comments on calling Islamabad’s nuclear bluff, reported The Nation, a Pakistani newspaper, quoting unnamed government officials. “India has been told that such statements will only worsen the tension. These statements invite reaction and counter-reaction,” said unnamed Pakistani foreign ministry officials
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A man was injured when an iPhone battery overheated and the device exploded at an Apple Store in Zurich, leading to a temporary evacuation of those present at the premises. According to a report in www.swissinfo.ch, the incident occurred at the Apple Store on Zurich’s Bahnhofstrasse on Tuesday, injuring a repairman. “According to Zurich City
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Hopelessly outnumbered in the Rajya Sabha, the government has agreed to the Opposition’s demand to send the landmark triple talaq bill to a parliament committee for review, sources have said. The bill can now be passed only in the next session of Parliament – the panel will have to be constituted and then it will
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SRINAGAR: Leh experienced its coldest night this winter as the minimum temperature there settled nearly 14 degrees Celsius below the freezing point, even as the mercury continued its downward spiral in Kashmir valley and Ladakh region in Jammu and Kashmir. Leh town, in the frontier Ladakh region, recorded a minimum night temperature of 13.8 degrees
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Anil Ambani’s struggling telecom operations received a bail-out from elder brother Mukesh’s Reliance Jio+ as the siblings announced a wide-ranging, but expected, deal for spectrum, towers and optic fibre assets on their father’s birthday. While the companies are yet to announce the deal size, it is estimated to be worth around Rs 23,000 crore, a
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Apple CEO Tim Cook will now fly on private aircraft even for personal travel for “security and safety reasons”, a regulatory filing with the SEC reveals. Separately, his received a massive increase in his annual bonus, thanks to earnings rebound for the company. According to a new shareholder proxy statement from Apple, the board of
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As the Line of Control, the de facto border with Pakistan, and the Line of Actual Control, the existing but disputed border with China, see more activity, the Indian Army has decided to have younger Generals lead formations in order to ensure a fitter fighting force. The promotion policy has been tweaked so that officers
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For a while now, speculation has been rife about Madhuri Dixit or Aishwarya Rai Bachchan stepping into yesteryear actress Nargis’ shoes in the remake of the dark thriller Raat Aur Din. There were reports of Abbas-Mustan producing it. However, the latest buzz is that Aishwarya is likely to play the role of a woman who
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Indian Army troops crossed over the Line of Control killing three Pakistani army soldiers and leaving one injured in a cross border raid on Monday retaliating to the death of four India army personnel including a major on Saturday. Based on ground intelligence and surveillance intelligence, agencies have identified the Pakistani soldiers killed as sepoy
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Luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz has urged the government “not to rush with the all-electric vehicles push” and thus “foreclose better technological options” for future generations as the rest of the world is racing to run on hydrogen and not electricity. The car manufacturer also called for adopting a less ambitious plan of promoting e-cars arguing that
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With less than 10 days to go before the Northeast monsoon draws to a close, the rainfall picture for most southern states looks largely normal, despite actual rainfall figures in four out of five sub-divisions in the south staying below the normal mark this season. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) had forecast in early October
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What if an Aadhaar holder wants to change the registered mobile number? How should he/she do it? Today it is essential to keep your Aadhaar registered mobile number updated. Several Aadhaar facilities and services, including one that enables an Aadhaar holder to request a change in address given on the Aadhaar card and another that
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Gurgaon-based online women’s fashion brand KAARYAH.com has shut down due to lack of funds, Nidhi Agarwal, the founder and chief executive of the firm told VCCircle. The firm has laid off all its employees, she said. “It was not sudden. We have been trying to raise funds for the last 18 months. We had broken
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With BJP’s CM candidate Prem Kumar Dhumal losing his election from Sujanpur constituency, party is reportedly looking for options after it has been voted to power in Himachal Pradesh with a thumping majority. Dhumal, meanwhile has ruled out that he is in the race to become CM despite some MLAs offering to vacate their seat
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