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Crime

Yasin Malik kidnapped Dr Rubaiya Saeed, killed 5 IAF personnel, got away, but Karma may catch up now

OpIndia Staff - 7 March, 2019

Yasin Malik was today booked under the Public Safety Act and has been transferred to Jammu's Kot Balwal jail.

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So what changed about India in the five years of Modi?

Abhishek Banerjee - 24 February, 2019

Modi decided, suddenly and aggressively, to raise the bar. A mission to go from 40% to 100% in just 5 years.

Government and Policy

Jammu and Kashmir Anti Corruption Bureau Director transferred to Home Department

OpIndia Staff - 23 February, 2019

Director of Jammu and Kashmir Anti Corruption Bureau has been transferred to the Home Department

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You are wrong, NYT: It is our time now

Karan - 26 January, 2019

The commentator, through the article in The New York Times, tries to make personal jibes at the Indian Prime Minister Modi without offering any data to substantiate the tall claims that are being made.

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Colour TVs and grinders are passé, Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik now introduces foreign trips

Sambit Nayak - 24 January, 2019

To fund his populist scheme, Naveen Patnaik’s government has recently withdrawn 735 crore rupees from state contingency funds.

Government and Policy

Maharashtra to implement 7th pay commission from January 2019; announcement likely today

OpIndia Staff - 27 December, 2018

It is expected that the arrears of the seventh pay commission will be given with retrospective effect from January 2016

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Modi govt rejects idea of a separate timezone for Northeast India. Here’s why it was the right decision

Raju Das - 21 December, 2018

Modi Government has rejected the idea of a different timezone for northeast for strategic reasons

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Sabarimala: Consent of the Governed vs Divine Right

Shreyash - 17 November, 2018

In both Sabarimala and firecrackers ban, there has been widespread disobedience and if the state wants to implement these policies against the will of people, a disproportionate amount of force will have to be used.

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