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Mamata Banerjee leads rally aganist CAA, asks governor to fall in line
18 Dec 2019
Mamata Banerjee, who led a rally against the CAA and the NRC, challenged the centre to implement law in the state and asked governor Jagdeep Dhankhar who called the rallies "unconstitutional and inflammatory," to fall in line
India test-fires two BrahMos missiles from land and air platforms
17 Dec 2019
Defence Research and Development Organisation, Indian Air Force and BrahMos Aerospace jointly conducted the successful trials of two variants of supersonic cruise missile BrahMos to check its capability to hit targets on land and sea with precision
Lt Gen MM Naravane appointed Chief of Army Staff
17 Dec 2019
Lt Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane, who is currently serving as the Army’s Vice Chief, will be serving as the Chief of the Army Staff until April 2022
PM appeals for calm as anti-CAA protests turn violent
17 Dec 2019
The Delhi Police on Monday said the crime branch will investigate the violence in which four DTC buses, 100 private vehicles and 10 police bikes were damaged, even as the police released 50 detained students of Jamia Milia Islamia
Kashmir witnessed ISIS-level terror in 1990: Sunanda Vashist
15 Nov 2019
When voices from Kashmir mosques wanted Hindu women to stay in Valley, not Hindu men as Pakistani insurgents murdered thousands of Kashmiri Hindus in 1990, no one was worried about human rights, columnist Sunanda Vashisht told a US Congressional hearing on Human Rights
Punjab CM sees `ulterior motive’ in Pak’s Kartarpur move
05 Nov 2019
Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh stressed that Pakistan's move 'indicated an ulterior motive' and Punjab is on heightened alert to check any nefarious design of the neighbouring country
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