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Said an official, “We will question the hospitals where the newborns were initially admitted and if they checked the credentials of the Vivek Vihar hospital before referring the patients there.”",

The Buddhists had objected to the textbook’s claims that the religion has two levels – upper level comprising elites and lower level comprising marginal groups its religious teacher is known as ‘Lama’, and that it believes in reincarnation, among others.",

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When director Khalid Rahman’s Unda (Bullet) came out five years ago, on June 14, many pointed to its similarities with Amit V Masurkar’s Newton (2017). Indeed, both films share quite a few resemblances. From their setting in a village located in the jungles of Chhattisgarh, said to be afflicted by left-wing extremism (LWE), and the stories unfolding against the backdrop of an election, to shedding light on the difficulties of running a polling station in such an area, the apathy of the officials towards the locals, and the unlawful branding and detention of Adivasis as Maoists, both films touch upon relevant subjects sensitively.",

THE AURAIYA police on Friday arrested six persons, including a station house officer (SHO) and a sub-inspector, and claimed to have recovered around “50 kg silver” from their possession. Three days ago, a Banda-based businessman was waylaid and allegedly robbed of the silver by a group of persons while he was travelling to Auraiya with his family, police said. The suspects intercepted Soni on the pretext of checking his vehicle on June 6.",

Power distribution companies had estimated the power demand to peak at 8,200 MW this summer, the discom officials said.",

When director Khalid Rahman’s Unda (Bullet) came out five years ago, on June 14, many pointed to its similarities with Amit V Masurkar’s Newton (2017). Indeed, both films share quite a few resemblances. From their setting in a village located in the jungles of Chhattisgarh, said to be afflicted by left-wing extremism (LWE), and the stories unfolding against the backdrop of an election, to shedding light on the difficulties of running a polling station in such an area, the apathy of the officials towards the locals, and the unlawful branding and detention of Adivasis as Maoists, both films touch upon relevant subjects sensitively."