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SHIMLA: In an unexpected twist, Dr. Laxmidhar Behera, the Director of the Indian Institute of Technology Mandi, has caused quite a stir on social media. He has made an unusual 'claim', connecting...

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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi has batted for a human-centric multilateral world for human-centric global progress during India's G20 Presidency. He has advocated the idea that...

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New Delhi: In a remarkable moment of cultural celebration, New Delhi is set to host the first-ever G20 Crafts Bazaar under the Presidency of India to be held from September 9-10 at Pragti Maidaan .

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SHIMLA: In a development, senior citizens across India have rallied behind. MP Jaya Bachhan to voice their grievances against a perceived neglect by the government. They bat for Pension benefits for...

IIT Mandi Director Dr Behera Kicks up a Storm on Social Media and in Himalayan States

G20Summit: Indian PM Narendra Modi Bats for a Human-Centric Multilateral World with Resilient Supply Chain

G20 Craft Bazaar Greets Global Leaders

Senior Citizens Rally Behind Jaya Bachhan Demand Pensionfor All Citizens above 60 Yrs

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