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Monsoon-El Nino Effect: Will the country be hit by drought? Know the stand of Meteorological Department on the danger of El Nino and monsoon

Every year, meteorologists and farmers keep an eye on the movements of the Pacific Ocean regarding the south-west monsoon, which is considered the lifeline of Indian agriculture and rural economy. In recent times, claims related to possible activation of El Nino and increase in the risk of drought in the …

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FSSAI’s nationwide action: License of Delhi company suspended, ban on sale of all ghee made from Daman plant

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has started the biggest action ever against adulterated and non-standard food products being sold in the country’s markets. Cracking down on traders playing with the health and quality standards of consumers, the regulatory body has suspended the food license of a …

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Body-shaming of customer in Bengaluru cafe: Ruckus after generating bill by writing ‘Little Fat Black Shirt’, apology sought

A very insensitive and shocking case has come to light from Karnataka’s Silicon Valley i.e. Bengaluru. A serious issue of generating bills by making fun of the physical appearance and attire of the customer in a popular cafe of the city has come to the fore. Bengaluru’s iconic ‘Subko’ cafe …

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‘The session has not been prorogued yet, is the Home Minister looking for two-thirds majority for the delimitation bill’, Congress raised questions.

The politics of the country has once again become heated due to the end of the Parliament session and its official prorogation. The main opposition party Congress has raised serious questions on the functioning of the Central Government and especially Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Congress says that the non-prorogation …

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CM Thalapathy Vijay’s big bet before Tamil Nadu by-elections, will reveal the secrets of corruption of the previous government

These days, tremendous heat is being seen in the politics of Tamil Nadu. State Chief Minister Thalapathy Vijay has played a big political gamble by strongly hitting back at the opposition during the assembly session. CM Vijay has warned in clear words that files related to the alleged corruption of …

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FSSAI’s big action: Notice issued to more than 150 companies including Nestle, PepsiCo and Coca-Cola on misleading advertisements

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has taken a big step regarding the health and food safety of consumers in the country. The regulator has issued show cause notices to more than 150 leading food and beverage companies in recent months over misleading advertisements, false claims about …

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Next 24 hours are heavy for UP-Bihar! IMD issued a big alert of torrential rain and thunderstorm, check the condition of your district

Monsoon activity in North India and East India has once again taken a severe form. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has described the next 24 hours as extremely sensitive and challenging for most parts of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. According to the Meteorological Department, due to the active monsoon trough …

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‘Party should rise above caste and religion’: Shashi Tharoor advised Congress to learn from CJP movement, emphasis on middle class issues

Senior Congress leader and Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor has given a big statement regarding the party’s political strategy and working style. Advising his own party to introspect, Tharoor said that Congress will now have to move ahead from identity politics limited to caste, religion, creed or special groups. Referring to …

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Big relief to ‘Art of Living’ from Supreme Court in Yamuna event case, NGT decision cancelled; Order to return ₹5 crore

The Supreme Court has given a major legal relief to spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s organization ‘Art of Living’ (AOL) in the case related to ‘World Culture Festival 2016’ organized in the floodplains of Yamuna river. The apex court has completely rejected the 2017 order of the National Green …

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