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PM Modi condemns “ghastly” terror attack at Bondi Beach in Australia

“Young, industrious leader”: PM Modi congratulates Nitin Nabin on appointment as BJP National Working President

Congress organised “Ghuspaithiya Bachao Yatra”, attempt to malign election process: BJP’s Patra criticises Ramlila Maidan rally

India “rejects” Bangladesh claims, reaffirms support for free, fair elections

President Murmu extends Hanukkah greetings to Israeli President Isaac Herzog, global Jewish community

Indian Coast Guard rescues Ukrainian national after heart attack off Goa

India leads global GenAI learning with 3.6 mn enrollments, highest worldwide: Report

Varun Chakravarthy becomes 2nd fastest Indian to reach 50 T20I wickets

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ISRO to usher in 2024 with launch of dedicated scientific satellite to study black holes

ISRO to usher in 2024 with launch of dedicated scientific satellite to study black holes

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December 31, 2023
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Centre’s fiscal deficit at 17.2% of FY25 target in April-July: Govt data

Indian American pleads guilty to naturalisation and passport fraud in US

Uday Kotak cautions against bureaucratization of financial services in India

After decades, polls taking place in J&K without fear of terrorism, cross-border firing: PM Modi

“Whatever Iran needs is available in India,” Iran’s Envoy to India says

India slip to second in WTC standings, need to win four out of five Tests in Australia to make final

Indians eye double-digit medal haul as Paris Olympics set for grand start

Will stop importing urea by 2025 as domestic production up: Govt

No force can stop caste census, it’s my life mission to secure justice for 90 pc population: Rahul Gandhi

Auto component industry likely to invest $6.5-7 billion in next 5 years

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