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People moved out of Kerala village

Nearly 300 people moved to safety after 'explosion-like' sounds heard in Kerala village

The first sound was reportedly heard at 9.15 pm on Oct 29, followed by two more at 10.15 pm and 10.45 pm along with mild tremors. The sounds were reportedly heard within a two-km radius, causing panic among the local residents, police said.

Bandra Stampede

Bandra stampede: Western Railway takes measures to control crowd rush

The stampede at Bandra railway station occurred as passengers rushed to board the unreserved Bandra-Gorakhpur Antyodaya express leaving 10 people injured.

Firework explosion at Kerala Temple festival injures over 150

The incident occurred during a fireworks show for the Moolamkuzhi Chamundi Theyyam celebration in Nileshwar, Kasaragod district, when a misfired cracker hit a building containing explosives.

digital arrest

Hyderabad techie placed under 'Digital Arrest' for nearly 30-Hrs, escapes with police's help

The ordeal for the 44-year-old IT employee began on Oct 26 early morning as the fraudsters posing as Mumbai police officials started threatening him with arrest in the fake money laundering case, and demanded ₹ 40 lakh to escape the arrest.

army

Terrorist killed in ongoing operation in Jammu’s Akhnoor: Army

A defense official said since the operation is taking place close to a river, a Russian made BMP-2 combat vehicle is being used to enhance the capability of the troops to eliminate two more terrorists.

Census

Census likely to begin from early 2025, no decision on including caste yet: Official sources

The country's population count has been conducted every 10 years since 1951, but the census work in 2021 could not be carried out due to the COVID-19 pandemic. So far, no formal announcement has been made on its next schedule.

UP Madrasa

Following SC's order to halt NCPCR's mandate on Madrasa closures, 'right to education' in UP remains a big question

On Oct 21, a three-judge bench presided over by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud heard a plea from Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, who argued that the NCPCR's recommendations violate the rights of religious minorities under Article 30.

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