- JNU students protesting over steep fee hike clash with police; Minister stuck for over 6 hrs
- Cong leaders meet to decide on supporting Shiv Sena
- JNU students protesting over steep fee hike clash with police; Minister stuck for over 6 hrs
- New Delhi: Shouting slogans and raising banners, thousands of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students clashed with police on Monday as their protest over steep fee hike escalated, leaving HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' stranded for over six hours at the venue of the varsity's convocation.
- Cong leaders meet to decide on supporting Shiv Sena
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New Delhi: As its flock of 44 Maharashtra MLAs huddled together in a Jaipur resort, the Congress Working Committee met here on Monday to take a decision on whether or not to support the Shiv Sena in forming a government in the state.
- Vice Prez bats for political empowerment of women by providing them quota in Parliament
- JNU students attending convocation say last day 'ruined' due to protests
- Cyclone Bulbul : Bodies of four fishermen missing in trawler
- 3 killed as truck rams into car in Delhi
- Arunachal MLAs for converting regulations into acts to protect
- Vice Prez bats for political empowerment of women by providing them quota in Parliament
- New Delhi: Vice President Venkaiah Naidu pitched on Monday for political empowerment of women by providing adequate reservation for them in Parliament and state legislatures.
- JNU students attending convocation say last day 'ruined' due to protests
- Many students who got their degrees at the third convocation ceremony of the Jawaharlal Nehru University were left disheartened on Monday owing to the protests over fee hike as they felt their last day as a JNU student was "ruined".
- Cyclone Bulbul : Bodies of four fishermen missing in trawler
- capsize found
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Kolkata, Nov 11 (PTI) Bodies of four out of the nine
fishermen who went missing after their trawler capsized off
Mousuni Island in West Bengal under the impact of Cyclone
Bulbul were recovered in a joint operation by the Indian Coast
Guard and the NDRF, a senior Coast Guard officer said Monday.
- 3 killed as truck rams into car in Delhi
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New Delhi, Nov 11 (PTI) Three men were mowed down while one got injured after a speeding truck rammed into a cab in Okhla Phase-I in South East Delhi, police said on Monday.
- Arunachal MLAs for converting regulations into acts to protect
- indigenous people
Itanagar, Nov 11 (PTI) The lawmakers in Arunachal
Pradesh have suggested the state government to approach the
Centre to convert two regulations that provide safeguard to
the indigenous people into acts before enacting the
Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB), a statement said on Monday.
- Rohingyas 'threat' to national and regional security, says Bangladesh PM Hasina
- China cries foul over US plan to take Dalai Lama's succession issue to UN
- 5 killed in Pak firing incident
- China to host rare meeting between Afghan govt, Taliban
- American woman creates scene at Islamabad airport in protest
- Rohingyas 'threat' to national and regional security, says Bangladesh PM Hasina
- Dhaka: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday said the over 10 lakh Rohingyas who fled from Myanmar to her country in the wake of "persecution" are a "threat to the security" of the entire region as she urged the global community to resolve the issue.
- China cries foul over US plan to take Dalai Lama's succession issue to UN
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Beijing, Nov 11 (PTI) China on Monday objected to the US'' plan to take up the issue of the Dalai Lama''s successor to the United Nations, accusing Washington of "misusing" the world body to interfere in its internal affairs.
- 5 killed in Pak firing incident
- At least five persons, including two policemen, have been killed in Pakistan''s Punjab province after gunmen opened fire on a police vehicle, according to media reports.
- China to host rare meeting between Afghan govt, Taliban
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- American woman creates scene at Islamabad airport in protest
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In a dramatic incident, a 70-year-old US woman created a ruckus at the Islamabad airport by lying down on the floor after Pakistani authorities allegedly tried to deport her, according to a media report.
The American woman arrived in Pakistan on a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight from Manchester, UK, Geo News reported.
- Sebi disposes of case against ABG Shipyard
- I-T dept busts Rs 3,300-cr hawala racket involving infra firms
- 14-day international trade fair to begin on Thursday
- Sabka Vishwas Scheme gaining traction; over Rs 5,000 cr dues declared so far
- Britannia Industries Q2 net profit up 32.9% to Rs 402.73 cr
- Sebi disposes of case against ABG Shipyard
- New Delhi: Markets regulator Sebi on Monday disposed of adjudicating proceedings initiated against ABG Shipyard, for allegedly not making requisite disclosure under the Listing norms, as the company is under liquidation.
- I-T dept busts Rs 3,300-cr hawala racket involving infra firms
- The CBDT on Monday claimed that the Income Tax Department has busted a hawala racket worth Rs 3,300-crore and spread across multiple cities such as Delhi, Mumbai and Hyderabad with links to "leading corporate houses" in the infrastructure sector.
- 14-day international trade fair to begin on Thursday
- Several countries, including Australia, Iran, UK and Vietnam, will participate in the 14-day India International Trade Fair 2019 beginning here on Thursday.
- Sabka Vishwas Scheme gaining traction; over Rs 5,000 cr dues declared so far
- More than Rs 5,000 crore worth dues have been declared so far under the government''s ''Sabka Vishwas Scheme'', which is for settling pending disputes of service tax and central excise.
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has asked its principal chief commissioners to be more proactive in persuading eligible taxpayers to take benefit of ''Sabka Vishwas Scheme''.
- Britannia Industries Q2 net profit up 32.9% to Rs 402.73 cr
- Food company Britannia Industries Ltd on Monday posted 32.90 per cent increase in consolidated net profit to Rs 402.73 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2019.
- SC to deliver verdict on Nov 13 on pleas of disqualified Karnataka MLAs
- Lawyers continue to abstain from work in Delhi district courts
- Lawyers express unhappiness over remarks by Salim Khan, Javed Akhtar
- Lawyers' strike to continue in Delhi district courts
- Suspected Maoist trainer remanded to judicial custody
- Justice A P Sahi sworn-in Madras High Court CJ
- SC to deliver verdict on Nov 13 on pleas of disqualified Karnataka MLAs
- New Delhi: The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce on November 13 its verdict on the pleas of 17 disqualified Congress-JD (S) MLAs of Karnataka challenging the orders of the then Assembly speaker K R Ramesh Kumar to disqualify them.
- Lawyers continue to abstain from work in Delhi district courts
- Lawyers in Delhi district courts continued to abstain from work on Monday in protest against their clash with police that took place on November 2.
- Lawyers express unhappiness over remarks by Salim Khan, Javed Akhtar
- Lawyers who represented Muslim parties in the Ayodhya land dispute on Monday expressed displeasure over the remarks of legendary screen writers, Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar, that the five acres of land which is to be given for construction of a mosque as per the apex court''s decision be used for building "schools, colleges and hospitals" there.
- Lawyers' strike to continue in Delhi district courts
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New Delhi, Nov 11 (PTI) Lawyers in Delhi district courts will continue to abstain from work on Wednesday to protest against their clash with police that took place on November 2, a lawyers'' body of all six district courts said on Monday.
- Suspected Maoist trainer remanded to judicial custody
- A suspected maoist trainer, arrested and hospitalised here after being injured in a recent encounter in Kerala, was on Monday remanded to judicial custody by a court in the city till November 22.
- Justice A P Sahi sworn-in Madras High Court CJ
- Justice Amreshwar Pratap Sahi was
sworn-in the Chief Justice of the Madras High Court on Monday.
- It's a mixed emotion: Anil Kapoor on playing historical character in 'Takht'
- Small town stories finding wider acceptance: 'Kanpuriye' director Ashish Aryan
- Deepika Padukone down with fever
- Kajol wishes husband Ajay Devgn on 100th film birthday
- 50th IFFI to pay tribute to silent film viewing
- It's a mixed emotion: Anil Kapoor on playing historical character in 'Takht'
- Mumbai: "Takht" is Anil Kapoor''s first period film and the actor says he is slowly getting into the headspace of his character in the Karan Johar-directed feature.
- Small town stories finding wider acceptance: 'Kanpuriye' director Ashish Aryan
- "Kanpuriye" director Ashish Aryan says metro cities have dominated Hindi films for a long time but now stories from smaller towns are finding acceptance among viewers.
Written and directed by Ashish, the Yoodlee Films'' "Kanpuriye" revolves around the characters of Divyendu Sharma, Aparshakti Khurana, Harsh Mayar - all dreaming to make it big in life while grappling with life in Kanpur.
- Deepika Padukone down with fever
- Actor Deepika Padukone has fallen sick after attending the wedding of her best friend.
- Kajol wishes husband Ajay Devgn on 100th film birthday
- As Ajay Devgn turned 100 films old in Bollywood, his actor wife Kajol shared a heartwarming post on her social media account celebrating his journey in the movies.
- 50th IFFI to pay tribute to silent film viewing
- 50th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) will be paying tribute to the lost form of silent film viewing in a specially curated section where three movies by filmmakers Alfred Hitchcock, Sergei M Eisenstein and GW Pabst will be screened.
The films are "Battleship Potemkin" by Russian pioneer of montage editing Eisenstein, "Pandora''s Box" by German expressionist Pabst and Hitchcock''s "Blackmail".
- Ghosal enters pre-quarterfinals of PSA World Championship
- Mushtaq: Iyer, Dube, Thakur in Mumbai squad after India duty
- Delhi thrash Nagaland by 8 wickets in Mushtaq Ali Trophy
- Sundar defends World title as India secure 3 Tokyo Paralympic Games quotas
- XI Racing League: 30 drivers drafted in six teams
- Ghosal enters pre-quarterfinals of PSA World Championship
- Doha: India''s Saurav Ghosal put up a fine performance to get past seasoned Frenchman Lucas Serme 11-8, 11-5, 11-5 and enter the pre-quarterfinals of the PSA Men''s World Squash Championship here.
- Mushtaq: Iyer, Dube, Thakur in Mumbai squad after India duty
- India players Shreyas Iyer, all-
rounder Shivam Dube and pacer Shardul Thakur have returned to
the 18-member Mumbai squad for the last four league matches of
the Syed Mushtaq Ali tournament.
- Delhi thrash Nagaland by 8 wickets in Mushtaq Ali Trophy
- A disciplined all-round effort helped Delhi thrash Nagaland by eight wickets in a Group ''E'' T20 match of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy here on Monday.
- Sundar defends World title as India secure 3 Tokyo Paralympic Games quotas
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Dubai, Nov 11 (PTI) Sundar Singh Gurjar overcame a shoulder injury to defend his World Para Athletics Championships title in the men''s F46 javelin throw event while also securing Tokyo Paralympic Games quota, along with the bronze winner Ajeet Singh and Rinku, here.
- XI Racing League: 30 drivers drafted in six teams
- Thirty international and domestic
racers were picked by six teams during the drivers'' draft for
the inaugural edition of the X1 Racing League, a franchise
based motorsports competition which was held here on Monday.
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