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Murder accused carrying reward of Rs 25,000 arrested

Murder accused carrying reward of Rs 25,000 arrested
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Nine e-buses arrive ahead of Bhogapuram airport launch

Another 11 to join the fleet by Aug 1
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Beneficiary farmers should opt for multi-purpose use of farm ponds

Beneficiary farmers should opt for multi-purpose use of farm ponds
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Kanpur Metro’s water conservation initiatives contributing to groundwater recharge

Kanpur Metro’s water conservation initiatives contributing to groundwater recharge
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Admin to act against surrogacy centres operating without registration

Admin to act against surrogacy centres operating without registration
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Man held with ₹30 lakh worth of MDMA, heroin meant for Dehradun’s ‘high-profile parties’

Man held with ₹30 lakh worth of MDMA, heroin meant for Dehradun’s ‘high-profile parties’
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Woman, 2 sons die after ‘inhaling’ toxic gas in new underground water tank

Woman, 2 sons die after ‘inhaling’ toxic gas in new underground water tank
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SC flags need to preserve monuments

SC flags need to preserve monuments
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NGT seeks reply on Rispana encroachments; 324 structures identified as ‘illegal’

NGT seeks reply on Rispana encroachments; 324 structures identified as ‘illegal’
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Drone-assisted cross-border drug smuggling surges since 2021, Punjab worst hit: Government

Drone-assisted drug trafficking across borders has risen significantly since 2021. Punjab is the most affected state, reporting 298 incidents last year. Authorities seized nearly 460 kg of narcotics, including substantial heroin amounts. Trafficking syndicates now use drones and GPS for infiltration. These groups also employ encrypted communications and local receiver networks.
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Keep students focused on studies, away from protest calls: AIU to varsities

The Association of Indian Universities asked institutions to counsel students against missing classes for protests. Prolonged agitations come at a considerable cost to students' own academic studies. The AIU acknowledged student concerns but stressed the disruption caused by extended demonstrations. Students should focus on academics and trust government efforts to strengthen examination systems. University heads must engage students and keep campuses calm and focused on studies.
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