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Exclusive | First Rocket To Lift-off From Kulasekarapatnam Spaceport In 2 Yrs, Says ISRO Chairman Narayanan

ISRO Chairman V Narayanan speaks to ETV Bharat about India's space journey, Chandrayaan, cryogenic engine, and Kulasekarapatnam Spaceport, among others.

Government’s New Tax Policy To Benefit 1 Crore More People, Experts Expect Economic Boost

Sitharaman said in the new tax regime, the maximum total income for which tax liability for individual taxpayers is NIL is Rs 12.75 lakh.

Aroonim Bhuyan

Union Budget 2025-26: With View To Revive Domestic Economy, Allocation For MEA Trimmed Down

The Union Budget 2025-26 allocated Rs 20,516 crore to the MEA which is Rs 5,000 crore less the previous year, to drive domestic growth.

9 Blackbucks Die In Two Months in Odisha, A Warning Sign For Puri Forest Department Conservation Plan

Though the exact cause of death is not confirmed, environmentalists suspect poor management and lack of expertise among forest staff, reports Shakti Prasad Mishra.

Entire nation's hopes and prayers are with Indian contingent at Tokyo Olympics: President Kovind

Leaders extend wishes on Milad-un-Nabi

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SL vs AUS: Australia Ink History; Record First Test Series Win In Sri Lanka In 14 Years

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Australia won the second Test against Sri Lanka on Saturday and ensured a clean sweep over the Lankan side.

SL vs AUS: Australia Ink History; Record First Test Series Win In Sri Lanka In 14 Years|episode|all

CSIR-NIIST To Deploy Biomedical Waste Treatment Technology At AIIMS

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CSIR-NIIST aims to provide an innovative and alternative solution for the safe, inexpensive and environment-friendly disposal of pathogenic biomedical waste.

CSIR-NIIST To Deploy Biomedical Waste Treatment Technology At AIIMS|episode|all

Indian Govt Should Take 'Diplomatic Steps' To Stop Atrocities Against Minorities In Bangladesh: Ashok Gehlot

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Ashok Gehlot has criticised the Centre for neither pressurising Bangladesh to stop atrocities against minorities nor making any statement on global platforms.

Indian Govt Should Take 'Diplomatic Steps' To Stop Atrocities Against Minorities In Bangladesh: Ashok Gehlot|episode|all

Sangrur/Khanauri Border: The condition of farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal is stated to be critical. It is reported that doctors are unable to find his veins for administering intravenous drip.The doctors treating Dallewal are now looking at other options including administering drip through his feet. They said most of Dallewal's veins in his hands are blocked and administering intravenous drip with such complication can cause more harm to his health. A meeting of farmer organizations with the Central Government is scheduled on February 14. Representatives of both political and non-political organizations have been invited to the meeting which Dallewal was expected to attend it. However, as Dallewal's treatment has come to a halt for the last six days, it remains to be seen whether he will be able to attend the meeting.&nbsp;The agitating farmers have called three mahapanchayats before the meeting on February 14. On February 11, the farmers will protest outside the Ferozepur SSP office. A mahapanchayat will be held in Ratanpura Morcha the same day. Another mahapanchayat will be held on February 12 at Khanauri and the next day at Shambhu Border. The farmers had started their agitation with13 demands including minimum support price for crops on February 13 last year.&nbsp;A special medical team had been formed to treat Dallewal who is on a fast over several demands of farmers on January 22. Several glucose drips were unsuccessfully administered to Dallewal owing to which his arm had swollen up. Dallewal had then refused to seek medical aid saying he will do so only after officials of the administration come to meet him at the farmers' protest site. On receiving information, farmer leader Kaka Singh Kotra talked to Punjab Health Minister Balbir Singh. Shortly after, officials including DSP Patran Inderpal Chauhan and SHO, Sadar Patran Yashpal talked to Dallewal.&nbsp;

Farmer Leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal Unwell, Doctors Unable To Administer Intravenous Drip

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Farmer Leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal Unwell, Doctors Unable To Administer Intravenous Drip|episode|all

Crash In Cauliflower Price Lands Farmers Of Arnia In A Soup

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The price plummeted from Rs 10 to Rs 2 a kilo, forcing cultivators to either feed it to the livestock or let the crop wilt.

Crash In Cauliflower Price Lands Farmers Of Arnia In A Soup|episode|all

4 Killed, 7 Injured After Car Carrying Maha Kumbh Mela Pilgrims Collide With Trailer In Sonbhadra

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CO of Duddhi Pradeep Singh Chandel said police are investigating to know the exact cause of the accident.

4 Killed, 7 Injured After Car Carrying Maha Kumbh Mela Pilgrims Collide With Trailer In Sonbhadra|episode|all

ETV Bharat Entertainment Team

Thandel Box Office: Naga Chaitanya - Sai Pallavi's Film Eyes Rs 25 Crore Milestone With Over 9 PC Surge on Day 2

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Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi's Thandel sees impressive growth on day 2 at the box office.

Thandel Box Office: Naga Chaitanya - Sai Pallavi's Film Eyes Rs 25 Crore Milestone With Over 9 PC Surge on Day 2|episode|all

Ham Radio Users Detect Suspicious Signals In Urdu, Arabic Along India-Bangladesh Border

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Alarmed by these transmissions, operators informed Ministry of Communications, and later matter was subsequently forwarded to the International Monitoring Station (Radio) in Kolkata for tracking.

Ham Radio Users Detect Suspicious Signals In Urdu, Arabic Along India-Bangladesh Border|episode|all

PAK vs NZ: Rachin Ravindra Faces Nasty Blow To Face; PCB Faces Backlash From Fans Over Floodlights

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Rachin Ravindra suffered a brutal blow to the face in the first match of the tri-series and was rushed out of the ground.

PAK vs NZ: Rachin Ravindra Faces Nasty Blow To Face; PCB Faces Backlash From Fans Over Floodlights|episode|all

AI App Offers Lifeline For South Africa's Abused Women

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Equipped with an emergency button that deploys security officers, an evidence vault and a resource centre, the app will also include an AI-driven chatbot.

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