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Congress President Sonia Gandhi is back, hale and hearty: spokesperson
The Patiala House Court, in August 2016, had issued notice to Congress president, vice-president Rahul Gandhi and five other accused in case on Swamy's application seeking presentation of certain documents from AJL and Indian National Congress.
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Australia braces for Cyclone Debbie
As of last night it remained a Category 2 system, located about 415km northeast of Townsville, but the Bureau of Meteorology expected it to intensify into a category 3 system early today. 'Communities in north Queensland should begin their preparations now, stay tuned for the latest official forecasts and warnings from the Bureau and follow the advice of local emergency services'.
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Sena MP Gaikwad threatens to sue Air India, IndiGo for cancelling tickets
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Om Mathur echoing similar sentiments said any person holding such an important post should look after the people and not harass them. "How can they not allow me?" he said. It was not my fault, it was his fault. "We have informed him through his (travel) agent about the cancellation".
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Venezuela asks United Nations for help increasing dwindling medicine supply
Shortages of food and many other essential items mean Venezuelans have to face long lines nearly daily to buy basic goods. Cash-squeezed Venezuela depends on oil for over 90 percent of its hard-currency revenues, so market fears have grown over its ability to service major debt payments.
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Kerala Minister, Saseendran, Steps Down Over Obscene Audio Clip
According to ANI , Saseendran is the second minister to resign since the Left Democratic Front (LDF) took power in Kerala a year ago. As soon the channel aired the audio clip, the opposition Congress and BJP sought the minister's resignation.
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RSS leader says time ripe to construct Ram temple in Ayodhya
On December 6 in 1992, a group of karsevaks dismantled the Babri Masjid which the Hindus believed that stood on the site of a temple that marked the birthplace of lord Ram. The Supreme Court postponed the hearing against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders Lal Krishna Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi, Rajasthan Governor Kalyan Singh and Uma Bharti in connection with the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition case for next two weeks due to the non-availability for KK Venugopal, who appears for Advani.