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Irate HC throws out case against Kanhaiya Kumar
15 Mar 2016
Even as a panel of Jawaharlal Nehru University recommended rusticating Students' Union president Kanhaiya Kumar, the Delhi High Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking action against Kumar for alleged anti-national remarks made after his release
No Muslims allowed in Ayush ministry: report
12 Mar 2016
CBDT tells field offices to end TDS harassment
12 Mar 2016
SC refuses to hear PIL over Ishrat Jahan case
11 Mar 2016
On a merry go round in the civil service
04 Mar 2016
Life in the civil services is often like being on a merry-go round, with officers often finding themselves going around in circles. Retired IAS officer Vivek K. Agnihotri, former secretary-general, Rajya Sabha, Parliament of India, recounts a stint alternating between under secretary and deputy secretary in the capital
Polls in 5 states from 4 April to 16 May, counting on 19 May
04 Mar 2016
There will now be `NOTA’ symbol on the balloting unit (the EVM) below the name of the last candidate, so that electors who do not want to vote for any of the candidates can exercise their option by pressing the button
Kanhaiya Kumar released to vociferous welcome
04 Mar 2016
Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union leader Kanhaiya Kumar emerged from Tihar Jail in Delhi late on Thursday as feisty as ever
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