Daily Newsletter | Monday, August 28, 2017 | | Army warned of arms training inside Dera in 2010 | Were Dera Sacha Sauda followers given arms training inside its Sirsa headquarters? The question has lingered in the minds of many ever since army intelligence red-flagged the issue in December 2010. |
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8 Indians die in worst UK road crash in 24 years | The crash happened on Saturday morning at Newport Pagnell in Buckinghamshire when a minibus carrying a group of Wipro IT professionals and their families collided with two lorries. Three of the Wipro employees were killed while a fourth, who is critically injured, is in a hospital. The driver of the bus, who died too, was an Indian. |
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| More swine flu cases in Lucknow, tally reaches 1,429 since January | Sunday recorded 43 new positive cases of influenza A H1N1 in Lucknow district, while 67 other positive cases were reported to the office of the chief medical officer (CMO) by the virology laboratory of King George's Medical University (KGMU) that were tested positive earlier. |
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| | 3rd ODI: India beat Sri Lanka, take unassailable 3-0 lead | India romped to the 218-run target riding on knocks of unbeaten knocks by Rohit Sharma and MS Dhoni with more than four overs to spare after pacer Jasprit Bumrah took his maiden five-wicket haul, enabling India restrict a struggling Sri Lanka to 217/9. |
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Happy with silver, but upsetting to lose: PV Sindhu | On Sunday, almost a year on from claiming the highest honour in the history of Indian badminton (a silver at the Rio Olympics), PV Sindhu claimed silver at the World Badminton Championships after narrowly being beaten by Japan's Nozomi Okuhara. |
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| Rs 65,000 crore in 30 crore Jan Dhan accounts: PM Modi | "If money stays in hand, there is a desire sometimes to overspend it. Today, there is an atmosphere of restraint. The poor man too feel that money saved will come for the use of his children or in some other good venture." |
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Markets may turn choppy in data-heavy week ahead | he week ahead for stock markets will witness a great deal of fluctuations amid derivatives contract expiry, and release of macro data points will dominate the second half, experts said. Focus will be on GDP numbers, which will be released on August 31 and indications from Infosys management for appointment of a new CEO. |
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