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Updated on: May 6, 2023, 22:05:06 IST
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Karnataka polls: Election Commission notice to Congress over its 'corruption rate card' ads

The Election Commission, on Saturday issued a notice to the Congress over its "corruption rate card" advertisements in poll-bound Karnataka. The commission sought "empirical" evidence from the party to prove its allegations. It said that the party must submit the evidence before 7 pm on 7th May (Sunday). Read More

Election Commission (HT File Photo)
Election Commission (HT File Photo)

King Charles III's emotional coronation - Heartwarming father-son moment with Prince William captured on camera

As King Charles III was crowned in a historic ceremony at Westminster Abbey, he shared a touching moment with his son, Prince William. Cameras captured the emotional exchange as William knelt to kiss his father's cheek and place his hand on the royal crown. Read More

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Kangana Ranaut recalls being humiliated for her height during modelling days: Tumhara kuch nahi hone wala

Actor Kangana Ranaut recently talked about not getting proper modelling assignments in Delhi due to her height. She said she was still in her teens when she started modelling and was told that she was good for nothing. Read More

Baby acne vs eczema: Expert on difference between the two

Acne in newborn isn't uncommon and about 20% of the babies can develop neonatal acne sometimes at birth. Acne can be spotted on forehead, chin, back, neck or chest of the baby. Read More

Virat Kohli breaches unchartered territory in IPL history, becomes 1st batter to magnificent record during DC vs RCB tie

During RCB's ongoing IPL 2023 match vs DC, Virat Kohli became the first batter to script a historic record in the tournament's history. The former RCB captain became the first batter to slam 7000 runs in IPL, reaching the milestone on getting to 12 runs in New Delhi. Read More

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