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New Delhi: A Ceasefire is in operation between Government of India and National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Khaplang) (NSCN/K).

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New Delhi: The Centre has  constituted the Committee known as the Expert Committee to study the various alternatives regarding the new capital for the successor State of Andhra Pradesh.

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New Delhi: Directorate general civil aviation (DGCA) has amended its CAR Section 5 Series X Part I relating to air safety recently and decided to allow the use of Portable electronic devices (PEDs) including cellphones.

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New Delhi: The Government has appointed Admiral RK Dhowan as the Chief of the Naval Staff.

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New Delhi: Justice Rajendra Mal Lodha, Judge of the Supreme Court, to be the Chief Justice of India with effect from April 27.

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New Delhi: In a Criminal defamation case filed by Nitin Gadkari, former BJP President, Monday Arvind Kejriwal appeared through his counsel in the Court of Gomti Minocha in Patiala House Court.

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Leh: ‘Siachen Pioneers’, also known as 114 Helicopter Unit, celebrated its Golden Jubilee here on Sunday.

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What it takes to be the largest democratic and election management exercise in the world? To answer it simply, well, it’s not easy.

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New Dehli: BJP finalised the names of Smriti Irani from Amethi and Ajay Aggarwal from Rae Bareli seats.

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New Delhi: The  of 2009 was the world’s largest democratic exercise so far. More than 8.3 lakh polling stations, one crore personnel on poll duty (including police personnel), 46.9 lakh polling staff and 20.9 lakh electronic voting machines were deployed to enable more than 71.7 crore registered electors to elect 543 representatives from among 8,070 candidates belonging to 363 political parties at a cost of 846.6 crore rupees to the central Government.

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