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Two Indian Navy women officers to embark on challenging sailing expedition

Two Indian Navy women officers to embark on challenging sailing expedition

The duo will be undertaking the expedition of circumnavigating the globe on board Indian naval sailing vessel (INSV) Tarini. Both the officers have been preparing for the 'Sagar Parikrama' expedition for the last three years,

Human chain Karnataka to mark International Day of Democracy

Karnataka celebrates ‘International Day of Democracy’ with historic 2,500-km-long human chain

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah joined the human chain at the main event held in front of Vidhana Soudha, the seat of state legislature and secretariat here, along with senior Ministers and officials.

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'I was afraid for my life at every moment,' says Sufiyan after returning from Russia-Ukraine war front

After nine months of hazardous and stressful conditions, Sufiyan, who had been misled into a military job in Ukraine by a false work offer, was fired and returned to India on Sep 6.

‘Bulldozer Justice’: Top court bans demolition of family homes over alleged involvement in crimes

A Supreme Court panel has ruled that laws protect family homes of accused persons or even convicted criminals from being razed and mandated uniform criteria for all states to prevent such arbitrary demolitions.

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At least 55 arrested after violence at Ganpati procession in Karnataka's Mandya district

Additional police forces have been deployed in the violence-affected town of Nagamangala and prohibitory orders will remain enforced till Sep 14, police say, adding that more arrests are likely.

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India, China agree to 'redouble' efforts with 'urgency' to disengage from friction points along LAC in Ladakh

Indian National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held talks on the sidelines of a meeting in St. Petersburg of the BRICS high-ranking officials responsible for security matters.

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Broadband internet ban lifted in five Manipur districts

The state government had suspended internet services, including broadband and mobile data, from Sep 10 to Sep 15 in response to student protests demanding the removal of the DGP and security advisor for their alleged inability to handle attacks by militants.

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