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Tamil Nadu: Palaniswami and Panneerselvam camps announce AIADMK merger
Kejriwal documentary ‘An Insignificant Man’ passed uncut without NOC from Modi
The first man on the moon was a Muslim warrior and other facts that India, Pakistan have been hiding
Blue Whale panic: Across India, police find little connection to online suicide game
In Mumbai’s nooks and crannies, reseachers are uncovering 1,000-year-old fragments of history
Photos of a forgotten Pakistan: hippies in Lollywood, suave bands in Karachi nightclubs
McDonald’s ends agreement with franchisee, 169 outlets in North and East India likely to be shut
12 million Indian children under 10 are married, majority of them are Hindu
Why some in Pakistan want to replace Jinnah as the founder of the country with an 8th century Arab
Ironically, the book that Ramdev has got an injunction against also lacks a moral compass
Watch: ‘Opera vs Trump’ is the finest (and funniest) takedown of the US President
By sneering at Hamid Ansari’s diplomatic stint in West Asia, Modi undermined India’s foreign policy
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