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Moving away from the ‘take-make-dispose’ model

India has prioritised Resource Efficiency and Circular Economy as one of the core themes for deliberations in the G-20 forum

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Dilemmas of India’s great power ambitions

India’s ability to shape international politics must be a reflection of its domestic context, and its global engagement should be geared towards the well-being of its people

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A job and career right the disabled cannot be denied

The denial of reservation in promotion denies the disabled the right to progress to a higher level in their organisation and is a hindrance in the goal of inclusion

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Manipur police file FIR against fact-finding team; Sections of conspiracy to wage war against government added

The Manipur police have booked a three-member fact-finding team of the National Federation of Indian Women (NFIW) under penal provisions for conspiracy to wage war against the Government of India, assaulting President/Governor with the intent of compelling them to exercise a power, making statements prejudicial to national integration, defamation and…

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Delhi court convicts four IM operatives for hatching terror conspiracy

A Delhi court on July 10 convicted four Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives for hatching a criminal conspiracy to wage war against the Indian government by carrying out terrorist attacks across the country. The case pertains to arrests made by the National investigation Agency (NIA) in 2012.

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Stalin writes to Modi over copra procurement

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, requesting him to issue instructions to the Ministry concerned to increase the ceiling for copra procurement from 25% to 40% till September this year

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Former civil servants express concern over FCRA renewal problems of nonprofits

A group of former civil servants have expressed concern on the “negative” approach of the Central government over the renewal of FCRA licenses of certain NGOs

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Consumers can save upto 20 pc in electricity bills with new power tariff rule

The Government of India has introduced two changes to the prevailing power tariff system and now across the country consumers can save up to 20 per cent in power bills by planning usage during solar hours or daytime as the government is set to implement a 'time of the day'…

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States look for alternative ways to buy foodgrains as Centre restricts open market sale scheme

The Opposition parties had questioned this.

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New Indian loan

A hundred years ago, the Government of India notified the floation of two issues of rupee loan

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T.N. requests Centre to modify norms for releasing funds for disaster mitigation

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India hands over LPG gas stoves, cylinders to underprivileged families in Nepal

The Indian Embassy in Nepal has handed over 275 LPG gas stoves, cylinders and other accessories to underprivileged families in Tirhut Rural Municipality of Saptari district in the Himalayan country

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A building that has seen many landmarks

It was in the building that Travancore’s first engineering college was housed after being started by Sri Chithira Tirunal in 1939. The college was shifted from the building in 1961 and now stands on a sprawling campus at Sreekaryam as the College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram.

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26/11 attack accused Tahawwur Rana pleads against extradition

Rana, 62, challenged his extradition by the Government of India.

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INTERPOL aid to be sought to get back stolen idol

Fifty years ago, the Tamil Nadu police proposed to seek the good offices of the INTERPOL to get back the stolen Sivapuram Nataraja idol which was located in the United States

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Fiji Indians’ disabilities

A hundred years ago, in reply to the Deccan Sabha’s resolution asking Government to press for the abolition of the proposed one pound residential tax on Indian residents in Fiji, the Government of India have informed it that the tax has already formed the subject of a representation by the…

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Operation Kaveri | India completes risky evacuation of most of the Hakki Pikki tribe members from Sudan

Completing a particularly high risk part of the ongoing Operation Kaveri, India has evacuated dozens of members of the Hakki Pikki tribe of Karnataka from war torn Sudan.

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More foodgrains imports: Buffer stock depleted

Fifty years ago, the Government of India decided to import six million to seven million tonnes of foodgrains more to tide over the fast deteriorating food situation in the country

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SC rejects Centre's plea for more compensation for Bhopal gas tragedy victims

The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed the Centre's curative plea for enhanced compensation for the victims of the 1984 Bhopal Gas tragedy from US-based firm Union Carbide Corporation, now owned by Dow Chemicals. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Delhi’s Central Vista: Why historians are against redeveloping it

Exactly 108 years ago, on December 12, 1911, at the coronation of King George V as Emperor of India, he declared, “We have decided upon the transfer of the seat of the Government of India from Calcutta to the ancient capital of Delhi”.

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Bamboo politics in Parliament: Ordinance over Private Members’ Bill

Scientists have classified bamboo – commonly known as green gold and poor man’s timber – as “grass”, as a simple Google search will tell you. But the Government of India has taken 90 years to introduce an amendment to remove bamboo from the purview of the definition of a “tree”…

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Surrendering To Sec 66A

The Information Technology Act was put together after the Government of India discovered the internets in the year 2000. They had suspected its existence for some time, but it was confirmed after a special task force was sent to the UK to study Sir Timothy Berners-Lee. Not wishing to fall…

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