Thousands of police officers and security personnel deployed across central New Delhi for third straight day.
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Opposition parties joined by student groups have petitioned the Supreme Court, seeking the election chief's ouster.
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WorldPingThe march follows a chaotic weekend in Delhi which saw thousands of protesters being detained by police.
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Indian YouTube star Dhruv Rathee alleges he was abducted from home and held for nearly 24 hours without a lawyer.
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WorldPingOpposition stalwarts, along with hundreds of supporters and activists, undertook their "March for Democracy" to the Supreme Court on Monday on a heavily barricaded route and filed a joint petition against SIR and alleged poll irregularities, in anoth…
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WorldPingShadrack Sibiya had denied grooming a 16-year-old and raping an 18-year-old.
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WorldPingThe Indian Army has ordered 225 First-Person View drones aimed at enhancing operational capabilities in Ladakh. These drones will be provided by Gurgaon-based Aerodrone Robotics Pvt Ltd following successful trials at high altitudes.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Times of India
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