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Toshiba delays results again, warns of $8.4 bn net loss
The delay comes after one of Japan's best-known companies twice postponed its nine-month earnings before releasing unaudited results last month. The delays have stirred fears that the huge conglomerate's shares could be delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Follow CERT-In instructions on WannaCry attack: RBI to banks
RBI has asked banks to follow the instructions of government organisation CERT-In to prevent the attack by ransomware, 'WannaCry'. It also asked all banks to put in place a software update at ATMs to prevent their systems from a malware that has attacked payment systems across the world.

Oil prices jump after Saudi, Russia announce supply cut extension
Oil prices jumped over 1.5 per cent on Monday after Saudi and Russian energy ministers said that a joint deal to cut crude supplies would be extended from the middle of this year until the end of March 2018.

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Conduct sound mapping in CP: NGT asks Delhi govt
Acting on the complaint of a resident of Connaught Place, the National Green Tribunal has directed the Delhi government and the Central Pollution Control Board to map the sound levels in the area, particularly when demonstrations are carried out by protesters near the historic Jantar Mantar.

G7 seen urging Trump to stick with climate pact at summit

China's President Xi says to uphold global climate deal

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Lawmakers ask Trump to turn over any Comey tapes
Trump sparked a political firestorm when he abruptly fired Comey last week. The FBI has been investigating alleged Russian meddling in the US election and possible ties between Moscow and the Trump campaign.

Malaysia seizes 330 exotic tortoises from Madagascar
Malaysian authorities said om Monday that they have seized 330 exotic tortoises from Madagascar worth 1.2 million ringgit ($276,721), in the latest heist of illegal wildlife and animal parts being smuggled into the country.

Donald Trump: Different strokes

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Isro gearing up for maiden launch of its heaviest rocket in June

Now, a tool that can help prevent surging waters in flood plains
A group of international scientists studying China's Yellow River has come up with an analytic formula that could help officials better predict and prevent its all-too-frequent floods, which threaten as many as 80 million people.

Water signature found in Neptune-sized planet's atmosphere
Researchers have detected strong water signature in the atmosphere of a distant Neptune-sized planet. The distant planet HAT-P-26b has a primitive atmosphere composed almost entirely of hydrogen and helium, said the study published in the journal Science.

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IT industry to lay off up to 2 lakh engineers annually for next 3 years: Experts
The pink slips are being handed out to thousands of employees as part of their performance appraisal process, but it is believed that these are directed more towards cost control amid pressure on bottom line due to a rising tide of protectionism in most target markets.

Toshiba delays results again, warns of $8.4 billion net loss
Troubled conglomerate Toshiba on Monday said it will delay reporting its annual earnings for the past fiscal year, but warned it will likely book a net loss of 950 billion yen ($8.4 billion).

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RBSE results 2017: Rajasthan board declares class 12 Commerce results

RBSE results 2017: Rajasthan board declares class 12 Science results

NCERT to review books for 1st time since 2007
Distinguishing between the two, NCERT council director ​said, “Revision of books and curriculum framework is a policy decision which will be taken at the level of the HRD ministry, and it is a massive task. What we are doing right now is reviewing the books, which is to plug the gaps.

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Paralysed wife at home, auto driver plies around with 2-yr-old son in lap
Versova resident Mohammad Saeed is working almost round-the-clock, while also looking after his son, even as his three-month-old girl is under a neighbour's care

Patient dies, relatives vandalise Panvel hospital
Tukaram Talawe, 35, was admitted to Neel Clinic hospital, Panvel, on May 9. Talawe was a resident of Kharegaon and had been complaining of fever and mild body ache, sources said. According to his relatives, he was recovering and was to be released soon. “On Sunday morning, he had tea and breakfast in the morning and was completely normal. However, a couple of hours later, he got up to use the washroom, and collapsed on the floor,” a relative said.

Endangered 'Queen' returns to her underwater kingdom

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Car falls off flyover in Delhi's Punjabi Bagh, 2 dead
At least two persons died, including a woman, and five others were injured when a car jumped off from a flyover on Monday, the city police said.

After Sunday, Delhi to witness another hot day: IMD
The capital residents continued to reel under hot weather conditions on Sunday with the average maximum temperature settling at 43.4 degrees Celsius, four notches above the average, the IMD said. Monday is likely to see similar weather.

Crores funnelled into AAP coffers via shell cos: Kapil Mishra
Sacked minister Kapil Mishra alleged on Sunday that people close to Kejriwal had funnelled crores of unaccounted money into party coffers through shell companies and donors. Mishra alleged that in 2013-14, AAP did not reveal a Rs 36 crore donation to the Election Commission.

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NAL's airboat could help de-weed Bengaluru's lakes
The National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) has developed an airboat that can be deployed for the cleaning up of polluted waterbodies, including the Bellandur Lake.

HD Kumaraswamy visits Brahmana Sabha chief, fuels speculation
JD(S) state president H D Kumaraswamy on Sunday visited the new president of Akhila Karnataka Brahmana Mahasabha, Prakash Iyengar, triggering speculation about the party attempting social engineering.

PM Modi calls to enquire about Siddalinga Mutt seer's health
Among his many followers, Siddaganga Mutt seer Shivakumara Swami counts PM Narendra Modi as one. Modi made a surprise phone call to the mutt's junior seer, Siddalinga Swami, on Sunday to enquire about the pontiff's health.

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Chaos in Hyderabad's Indira Park following 'Capture Dharna Chowk' protest

Indian student from Andhra Pradesh killed in road mishap in US
An Indian student, pursuing masters in electrical engineering at Northern Illinois University, was killed in a road mishap in Illinois, US. The victim has been identified as Sai Kumar Adluri from Tirupathi in Andhra Pradesh.

In 2 months, Rajanna-Sircilla dist SP cracks whip on 120 fake job agents
A young IPS officer has cracked the code to arraign illegal agents who trap workers and send them to the Gulf. Viswajit Kampati, superintendent of police of Rajanna-Sircilla district, can become a role model for policemen to crack down on operations of fake agents.

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Transport strike: Bus passengers stranded at Koyambedu, T Nagar

God is using me as an actor and I am acting: Rajinikanth

MK Stalin wants Tamil Nadu Assembly to be reconvened

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No Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation help for ows that fall sick after 4 PM
When it comes to cow slaughter, Gujarat has the toughest law in the country that imposes life term on the guilty. But when it comes to sick cows, civic officials believe it’s a 9-to-4 job.

Shankersinh Vaghela unfollows Rahul Gandhi on Twitter
Senior Congress leader Shankersinh Vaghela has unfollowed all party leaders on social media. The decision drew more attention as it came ahead of Congress' state cyber meet in Ahmedabad on Sunday. He unfollowed senior party leaders including Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel and GPCC president Bharatsinh Solanki, on Twitter, sending the political corridors in the State abuzz.

Betting racket busted in Gandhinagar
A team of Gandhinagar police’s SOG nabbed Sunil Tejwani, a resident of Por, and Nikhil Patel, a resident of Zundal, from the office of Kashtbhanjan Travels at Suyash Status near City Pulse on Sunday.

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5 hurt as 2 groups clash over property
At least five people were injured when supporters of two rival groups clashed over a property dispute in Bhatauli village under Karchana police station here on Sunday. Three people have been arrested after cross FIR was lodged by both the groups.

Yogi effect? More Muslims join RSS
Call it the impact of the Aditynath Yogi-led government's impressive working style or Rastriya Swayamsevak Sangh's (RSS) well-planned outreach campaign in the Allahabad region , over 700 people belonging to the Muslim community have approached the RSS functionaries in the past two months to know about the organization and are willing to join the organization.

'Issue new licences for slaughterhouses'
The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad high court on Friday said that it is an obligation of the state government to establish and run modernized slaughterhouses and the previous government had taken steps in this regard.

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Stunt claims biker's life
According to police, the incident took place around 9.30pm on Saturday when the performers were showing live show inside a temporary wooden well erected with around 30 feet depth.

Rumours fly after CM-Soumya meet
Speculations are rife about a new political equation in Odisha a day after Aama Odisha party chief Soumya Ranjan Patnaik met chief minister Naveen Patnaik at the latter's residence here.

Probe agencies hit roadblock, remain clueless about Rose Valley properties
Touted as the mother of all chit fund scams, the Rose Valley Group allegedly duped depositors of nearly Rs 17,000 crore, at least four times more than the Saradha Group. But different investigating agencies have so far detected and attached the company's assets to the tune of Rs 373 crore only. They remain clueless about the remaining Rs 14,000 crore.

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In Madhya Pradesh, encroacher turns school building into cowshed
The new premises of a government primary school in MP's Sagar district, set up to usher in a strengthened interest among locals in academics, now serve as a cowshed.

Dist child panel without chairman for second yr

Minister blames parents for student suicides

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Municipal Corporation vs JP Group: Independent commissioner to restore order
Shimla MC too is stuck in a stalemate with JP regarding shifting of the waste process of Shimla to a Chandigarh based plant and the matter is with NGT which has brought the cases under one category.

Class XII topper is also a shooting star
Husandeep Kaur, who has stood first in the non-medical stream of Class XII exams, is also shooting champion.Her success mantra - nine-hour study at night besides tuitions during the day.

Pbi university stops sale of Sikh literature encyclopedia
Punjabi University has stalled the sale of 'Mahaankosh' (encyclopaedia of Sikh literature) that allegedly consist technical errors in all of its four volumes published in Punjabi, Hindi and English.

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