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All you need to know about Jhanvi Kukreja murder case, the teenage girl who was brutally killed at a New Year party in Mumbai

Reports suggest that the injuries incurred by Jhanvi Kukreja were homicidal and not accidental

Govt of India removes the word ‘Halal’ from its Red Meat Manual: Here is what it means

In a welcome move, the government of India removed the word 'Halal' from its Red Meat Manual issued by APEDA

Chhattisgarh CM writes to PM, demands procurement of Paddy above limit: Read exclusive details about how he is wrong

Under the MOU with states on crop procurement, if states declare bonus above MSP, central pool procurement will be limited

Why France’s hooligans burn cars on New Year’s eve: A look back at a bizarre tradition of arson

While the world welcomed the New Years with muted celebrations, amidst the Coronavirus outbreak, France witnessed chaos and car burning

Rabindranath Tagore or Rabindranath Thakur? Here is the truth

Zee News anchor Aman Chopra slammed TMC leader Anirban Banerjee for using the name Rabindranath Thakur instead of Tagore

What happens to someone’s Gmail, Facebook and other social media accounts after they die? Here are the answers

Death is evident. It is up to you how you want your social media accounts to be after your death.

Karnataka’s Rs 620 cr Safe City project, irregularities in tender process, whistleblower D Roopa’s side of the story and links to IMA Gold scam

Hemant Nimbalkar is Chairman of both Tender Inviting Committee and Tender Scrutinising Committee of the 'Safe City' Project

The world shows little faith in Chinese Coronavirus vaccine, including its eternal rental state, Pakistan: All you need to know

Across the world, nations have been sceptical of the efficacy of the coronavirus vaccine produced by the Chinese companies

Uranium, missiles and flip-flops: A brief history of the fissions and fusions of US-Iran relations over the years

President-elect Joe Biden has expressed his readiness to restart negotiations with the Iran on the nuclear deal.

When Atal Bihar Vajpayee’s poem was brought to life by Shah Rukh Khan and Jagjit Singh on screen in 2002

Atal Bihari Vajpayee collection of poems, Samvedna, was converted into a music album by Jagjit Singh in 2002

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