In a video released on Thursday, a cheerful Dr Balaji Jagannathan, was seen taking breakfast and having conversation with a team of doctors attending to him. He also says that he is keeping fine.
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North-east: Observing Republic Day amid militants' boycott call
In the nineties, when I joined an Assamese daily as a news-desk employee, the separatist militants enjoyed a significant support base among the common people, and so it was a difficult task to defy many diktats of those gun-toting youths, including the one restricting any celebration relating to the Republic and Independence Days across northeast India (which they termed as the western part of the southeast Asian region).
Reforms in states
Voters lack rationality and incentives - especially cash incentives - work; hence freebies fetch votes. The BJP that had earlier spoken against \"Revadi\", culture has also been forced to join the bandwagon due to electoral compulsions. The upcoming Delhi election campaigning is seeing an incessant shower of free goodies being promised by all political parties which are trying to outdo each other in this sordid game
Yogi Adityanath Vs Akhilesh Yadav in Milkipur Assembly by-election
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Missing my pond
I read a Peruvian folk tale about a frog that lived in a small pond near a small village and croaked happily all day.
Rarebirds spotted during migratory bird census in West Burdwan
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Reasoning with faith
SIR, I respond to your timely edit on the Mahakumbh tragedy, published today. Sometimes, human places create inhuman monsters, said author Stephen King. And so it happened at Prayagraj recently.
Trump Puts Tariffs on Neighbors, China, Presaging Global Trade War
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Travel and movement regulations in the north-east
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JPC report on Waof Bill to be tabled in LS on Monday
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ICC Champions Trophy: No extra significance on Ind-Pak contest, Gambhir targets title
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