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CBCI seeks repeal of ‘forcible conversion’ laws, cites rights violations

CBCI cited Article 25, saying it guarantees freedom of conscience and the right to practise religion.

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Woman from Canada alleges 'inappropriate' touch at Bengaluru hotel spa

The incident came to light on Friday when a person posted about the woman's ordeal on social media.

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ED issues fresh summons to Anil Ambani, wife in money laundering case

Tina Ambani has been summoned for Feb 17, followed by Anil Ambani on Feb 18 under PMLA.

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‘Blatantly partisan': 120 Opposition MPs seek Om Birla's removal as LS Speaker

The Opposition also accused the Speaker of making certain false allegations against members of the Congress.

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Kanpur Lamborghini crash: Lawyer says Mishra wasn't driving; police counter with CCTV, witnesses

Shivam Mishra is the son of KK Mishra of Banshidhar Exports, earlier under I-T scrutiny.

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India-Pakistan T20 Word Cup clash back on after boycott scare

It was clear that the country would withdraw the boycott after BCB issued a statement urging Pakistan to take the field for the greater good of the game.

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RaGa cites Naravane’s 2023 ‘available now’ post to rebut Penguin's claim

RaGa said Naravane has made certain statements in the book that are inconvenient for the govt and PM Modi.

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Huge balloon in Bengaluru airport caused fear on 5 Jan: Cops

The FIR said that the act amounted to a violation of DGCA guidelines within the prohibited area of the airport.

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KSCA, RCB officials meet Karnataka HM over IPL matches at Chinnaswamy Stadium

Former India cricketer and KSCA president Venkatesh Prasad said that Parameshwara was supportive .

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Bengaluru metro fare hike paused by Karnataka govt, not Centre: DKS

The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited had said that Metro fares would be revised on a zone-by-zone basis starting 9 Feb.