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'A DU college can't follow different rule'

Varsity To Open Admission Portal On Sept 16

North gets surprise but sporadic shower, more in store till weekend

Delhi's northern areas received heavy rain on Tuesday evening due to local weather conditions.

OZ WIN THE WADE WAY

Aussie Wicketkeeper-Batter's Crucial 21-Ball 45*, Green's Allround Show Hand India Four-Wicket Defeat In T20I

Hales and Brook guide England to victory

England registered a six-wicket win over Pakistan in the first T20 International of the seven-match series between the two teams on Tuesday.

World is in peril, warns UN chief, calls for action

UN secretary general Antonio Guterres on Tuesday voiced concern that the international community is "not ready or willing" to tackle the "big dramatic challenges of our age", warning that the world is in "peril and paralysed".

China suspends 3 officials as anger mounts over quarantine-bus crash

A nighttime bus crash that killed 27 people in southwest China this week has set off a storm of anger online over the harshness of the country's strict Covid policies.

3 dead in violent Iran protests after death of woman held in hijab case

Iran faced international criticism on Tuesday over the death of a woman held by its morality police, which ignited three days of protests, including clashes with security forces in the capital and other unrest that claimed at least three lives.

In challenge to West, Russia rolls out plan to annex swathes of Ukraine 'in next few days'

Moscow-Backed Officials Across 15% The Size Of Hungary Of Ukraine Announce 'loin Russia' Referendums

For State Of The Nation, Look At States Of The Nation

Niti Aayog's new chief says it will help states learn from each other & help them in raising resources

Badlands Of Myanmar

Indians being held by criminal gangs deserve full attention from GoI. But options are difficult

Judging It Right

Trial courts think too little before awarding death penalties. But will they follow new rules SC frames?

After All, The Raj Is Dead

Colonialism was horrific. But a confident India should move past the decolonisation debate

As Hollywood films dry up in Russia, Indian blockbusters, classics find new audiences

As several international OTT platforms suspended their releases and many Hollywood studios pulled films out of Russia at the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war in March, Russian cinema networks planned to screen Bollywood blockbusters and movies from other Asian and Latin American countries, as per reports.

PM: Govt committed to welfare of Sikhs

Delegation Thanks Modi For Initiatives

PG entry at DU: No exam date, aspirants worried

While the admission process for undergraduate programmes in Delhi University (DU) has begun, there is no official word yet on the postgraduate admissions.

Sonia: Happy about internal polls, will play 'neutral role'

Tharoor Hints At Contesting Election, May Take On Gehlot

Only a very brave man can write Kohli off: Finch

Aus Skipper Says Virat One Of The Greatest

Eng kick off Pak tour with first game today

T201 Series: 4 Matches To Be Played In Karachi And 3 In Lahore

REAL ACES

Ancelotti’s Men Triumph At Atletico In Spicy Derby

Hijab petitioners cite 'just 1 suicide bombing in India'

Challenging a Karnataka high court decision upholding the ban on hijab in educational institutions, the Muslim side on Monday told the Supreme Court that it impinged the minority community's faith in India and the right to freedom of conscience guaranteed to every citizen by the Constitution to choose and follow any religious practice, including wearing hijab.

Bihar officers 'aren't applying their mind' on liquor law: HC

'Babus Hearing Appeals Doing Copy-Paste Job'

Russian strike hits hydro plant near 2nd N-site

A Russian missile exploded near the South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant just after midnight on Monday and forced a shutdown at a hydroelectric station, Ukrainian officials said, in the latest attack by Moscow on critical infrastructure in Ukraine.

Biden vows to defend Taiwan; China hits back

US President Joe Biden said US forces would defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion, his most explicit statement on the issue, drawing an angry response from China that said it sent the wrong signal to those seeking an independent Taiwan.

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Reopening movie theatres in Kashmir is great news. Certainty on poll schedule will be better news

Vignettes From The Liberation Of Hyderabad, 1948

Indian army displayed an ‘in and out’ professionalism, later repeated in freeing Goa and Bangladesh

Buck Stops Where?

RBI should consider severely fining banks, NBFCs that fail to ensure proper conduct of loan recovery agents

Wait For The Winter

If mild Omicron is all there is in cold months, the pandemic’s tempest may reduce to a trickle

Bollywood Fills Up Hollywood Vacuum In Curbs-Hit Russia

Actor and director Sean Penn with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Kyiv in June. Because of the war with Ukraine, there's a drought of Hollywood fare and international OTT action in Russia

Missing Hubby Too Much: Anushka Posts An Adorable Picture Of Virat

Anushka Sharma, recently shared an adorable picture of her with husband Virat Kohli on social media.

China Conducts Mass DNA Testing In Tibet To Monitor Citizens

China's oppression of Tibet is not hidden from anyone and the communist nation is now carrying out mass DNA testing to create a biological database to monitor people.