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‘One nation’ versus ‘One forty four’: Indian cartoonists on Citizenship Act protests
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Top news: Violence in Delhi and parts of UP amid protests against Citizenship Act
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Citizenship Act: Five dead after violent protests in UP, many injured in Delhi police baton-charge
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CAA protests: UP will take revenge against those who vandalised public property, says Adityanath
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UPSSSC 2019 Junior Assistant admit card released at upsssc.gov.in
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Citizenship Act protests: BJP MLAs meet Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal, urge him to allay fears
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Citizenship Act protests: At least three dead, thousands detained as demonstrations engulf country
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As India erupts in rage over Citizenship Act, PM Modi and key ministers maintain silence
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Ranji Trophy round-up: TN slump to second defeat; Umesh Yadav puts Vidarbha on top with five-for
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Citizenship Amendment Act is a ‘bigoted law’, says Amnesty, criticises crackdown on protestors
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Uttar Pradesh: Journalist booked for video on salt-roti in mid-day meals exonerated by police
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UP: 18-year-old rape complainant dies of burn injuries at Kanpur hospital
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People need an alternative to BJP that stays in India, says Sharad Pawar
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Citizenship Act protests: Why sweeping bans on public meetings in entire states are illegal
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Top news: Jamia students denied interim protection from arrest by Delhi High Court
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Citizenship Act protests: Two dead in Mangaluru, one in Lucknow; thousands detained across India
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Ranji Trophy round-up: Tamil Nadu in deep trouble against Himachal Pradesh, Haryana post big win
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Citizenship Act protests: UN chief concerned about violence and ‘alleged use of excessive force’
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Aligarh Muslim University students allege they were tortured in police custody after Sunday protests
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Ayodhya trust will have no BJP member, Centre won’t spend money on the temple, says Amit Shah
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