Actor Priyanka Chopra has garnered more votes than Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a Time readers’ poll ahead of the…
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Ahead of the second phase of odd-even scheme, the Delhi government today said it has not been able to arrive…
Read MoreNo Ban On Fireworks Display In Kerala, To Be Allowed With Strict Controls: Oommen Chandy | News World India
Chief Minister Oommen Chandy in all party meet on Thursday said that there will be no ban on fireworks display…
Read MoreMassive Protests Erupt In PoK, People Demand Freedom From Pakistan | News World India
In the middle of unrest, anti-Pakistan protests have erupted in various parts of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) on Thursday over Islamabad’s…
Read MoreKanhaiya Kumar Attacked With Slippers, Shoes At Nagpur Rally | News World India
Slippers, shoes were hurled at Jawaharlal Nehru Students’ Union leader Kanhaiya Kumar on Thursday in Nagpur where he arrived to…
Read MoreDelhi Set For Second Phase Of Odd-Even Scheme | News World India
The fortnight-long second phase of the Delhi government’s odd-even traffic scheme, aimed at battling pollution in the national capital, begins…
Read MoreAttackers Tore My Clothes, Abused Me And Planned To Kill Me At Mahalaxmi Temple: Trupti Desai | News World India
A fresh controversy erupted on Thursday with Bhoomata Ranragini Brigade leader Trupti Desai alleging the people who allegedly attacked her…
Read MoreArmy Major Killed In Encounter With Terrorists In Manipur | News World India
A Major of the Special Forces of the Army was killed in an encounter with terrorists in Manipur’s Tamenglong district…
Read MoreIf You Can't Take The Burden, Then Don't Be A Star: Shah Rukh Khan | News World India
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who has carved his niche in the Bollywood industry for almost 25 years, says if one…
Read MoreSolar Power Tariff Stays Below Rs 5/Unit At NTPC Auction | News World India
Solar power tariff remained below Rs. 5 per unit in the latest auction conducted by state-run NTPC Ltd for 500…
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