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MADHAV NALAPAT | New DelhiCongress heir apparent Rahul Gandhi has been "meeting quietly in the US with groups intending to carry out protests against Prime Minister Narendra Modi" during the PM's ongoing visit to the world's b... |
Sex workers a common sight in West Delhi
Soliciting by sex workers in the residential neighbourhood of West Delhi and South West Delhi is getting common by the day as police chooses to remain a mute spectator. This correspondent himself witnessed a scantily dressed prostitute openly soliciting for customers at the busy road that connects Janakpuri Super Specialty Hospital with Dabri cros 
UK’s priority is to combat people smuggling
With combating organised crime being a priority for the UK, the British mission in the Mediterranean is to go after the criminal gangs responsible for people smuggling there. The British Home Office is handling the migrant crisis, even though two British warships in the Mediterranean, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond are operating under MoD authorit NAVTAN KUMAR | 26th SepRaghopur, the constituency from where Tejashwi Yadav, younger son of Lalu Prasad Yadav is contesting the Bihar Assembly elections, is a picture of gov... NAVTAN KUMAR | 26th SepCHIRAG IN CHARGE Image 2nd PATNA: Lalu Yadav's succession plan is still not clear as he has fielded both his sons Tejashwi and Tejpratap, but his ex-... |
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After US, Rahul will holiday in London
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi will go to London for a 10-day vacation after his visit to the United States gets over. Sources claim that he will be back in India by 5 October. Coming "soon after" his two-month-long mysterious sabbatical, his sudden vanishing act has left the Congress bewildered. Party leaders are wondering about the fate of certain programmes he was supposed to finalise, including a countrywide agitation for drought-hit sugarcane farmers. Rahul was also supposed to go on a padyatra to Karnataka's cotton-growing belts.... 
Stalin’s makeover
DMK leader M.K. Stalin is preparing for a makeover for the 2016 Assembly polls if a short campaign film for the party is anything to go by. Titled Mudiyattum Vidiyatum (let it end and let it dawn), Stalin is seen on a small boat. Even offscreen, Stalin has taken to walking the street in a casual T-shirt and mingling with the aam aadmi. As Saravanan, the DMK spokesperson, put it, "We want to take Tamil Nadu on a new path, so thalapathi has donned a new role. He mingles with people in this movie." The dig of course is at the aloof nature of Jayalalithaa, the current Tamil Nadu CM. Well, Stalin is donning grease paint after almost 30 years. Will this script a happy ending for his party next yea... 
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