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First flight lands in Kochi as floods recede in most parts of Kerala
20 Aug 2018
While clear skies could be seen in some districts of the flood-ravaged state and the water level in the Periyar River continued to recede, a rain alert has been sounded in worst-hit Ranni and Chengannur
Over 167 dead as water released from 33 dams soak Kerala
17 Aug 2018
Thirty people died in rain-related incidents in Kerala on Thursday alone with the state receiving 10 times the normal rainfall in the last 24 hours — with no signs of a let up before Saturday, the Met office said
RBI to transfer Rs50,000 cr surplus to govt
09 Aug 2018
Karunanidhi no more, stage shifts to burial ground Marina Beach
08 Aug 2018
Karunanidhi’s body will be buried behind Anna Samadhi — the memorial of his mentor C N Annadurai — on the Marina Beach
Mamata faces attack on Assam issue
03 Aug 2018
The exclusion of 40 lakh residents of Assam by the National Register of Citizenship has angered West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee, who has however, been lambasted by the state’s Congress unit and her party chief in Assam, who has quit
Congress may back Mamata or Mayawati for PM to unseat Modi
25 Jul 2018
Congress is drawing inspiration from the grand anti-BJP alliances in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, which if gets the upper hand, will make it difficult for Modi to retain power
No-trust motion against Modi govt fails
21 Jul 2018
A divided opposition helped the ruling NDA defeat the no-trust motion by 325 votes against 126 despite chinks within the ruling alliance
Opposition tables no-trust motion as LS opens for Monsoon session
18 Jul 2018
Apart from the demand for grant of special status to Andhra Pradesh, the opposition parties have lined up a slew of issues such as mob lynchings, atrocities against women and Dalits
Government plans to amend RTI Act
18 Jul 2018
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