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Shivpal criticizes nephew Akhilesh, hosted by Yogi at dinner for Droupadi Murmu
Uttar Pradesh leader Shivpal Yadav’s disappointment with his nephew and former chief minister - Akhilesh Yadav - was apparent on Saturday yet again as he criticized him over his “immaturity”, which, he claimed, has weakened the party. Read More
Tetsuya Yamagami killed Shinzo Abe, but wanted to attack someone else: Report
Tetsuya Yamagami - the 41-year-old man who will forever be remembered as the man who shot and killed Shinzo Abe - did not initially plan to attack the former Japan prime minister, police sources told Japanese agency Kyodo News. Read More
Trinamool mouthpiece links Shinzo Abe's assassination with Agnipath-like scheme
The mouthpiece of Trinamool Congress Jago Bangla has linked former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe's assassination with the newly launched Agnipath scheme for defence recruitment in India in its Bengali article titled, 'Agnipath shadow in Shizo's assassination'. Read More
Bairstow came back, said 'When will they learn to shut it?': Anderson reveals dressing room chat over Kohli's sledging
England defeated India in thrilling fashion, thanks to twin tons from Jonny Bairstow that helped the hosts win the Covid-delayed fifth Test at Edgbaston. Read More
Amber Heard asks court to declare mistrial in Johnny Depp defamation case, claims wrong juror sat in jury
Actor Amber Heard wants a new trial to be ordered, and mistrial to be declared in her defamation case against ex-husband Johnny Depp. Read More
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