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President Ram Nath Kovind is attending the 50th Victory Day celebrations of Bangladesh at the National Parade Ground in Dhaka on December 16. The parade was reviewed by Bangladesh President Abdul Hamid. Notably, President Kovind arrived in Bangladesh on a three-day visit on December 15. After landing in Dhaka, the President met Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina and Foreign Minister Dr. AK Abdul Momen.
Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav's name has been in an FIR lodged by Noida Police today for allegedly supplying snake venom at rave parties. The raid was conducted on November 2, following a complaint by an NGO working for animal welfare.… read-more
TAGS: Elvish Yadav, rave party, Bigg Boss OTT, Noida, FIR Registered, Snake Smuggling
The death toll in Nepal due to the powerful 6.4-magnitude earthquake that struck late November 3 has reached 128, confirmed reports. Furthermore, over 140 people sustained injuries in the Jajarkot and Rukum districts of Western Nepal. Notablty,… read-more
TAGS: Earthquake, Nepal, Death toll, PM Narendra Modi, Natural Disaster
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Sanjay Singh was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate last month for his connection with the alleged Delhi Liquor Scam. The leader has now filed a petition in the apex court, challenging the decision of the … read-more
TAGS: ED Case, Delhi Excise Liquor Scam, Sanjay Singh, AAP Leader, Supreme Court
Elvish Yadav, who is in the eye of a storm for his alleged role in supplying venom of endangered snakes including Cobra snake in rave parties… read-more
TAGS: Elvish Yadav, Indian government, rave party, Maneka Gandhi, ISKON Issue
The fire that broke out at a pharmaceutical company in Maharashtra's Raigad district a day ago has killed four persons and left seven others injured, and a search operation is underway to trace seven missing individuals, an official said on… read-more
TAGS: Pharma Factory, Fire Mishap, KILLED, Injured, RESCUE OPERATION, Maharashtra
Supreme Court Justice calls out on lawyers and asks them not to refer judges as "my lord" or "lordship.". "I'll give half my salary, if you stop calling My lord." said Justice Narasimha. He asked lawyers to use "sir" instead. This is to be noted… read-more
TAGS: National news, Legal News, supreme court judge, Lawyers, My Lord
