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AFD to provide loan of Rs 1k cr to Kochi Metro
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AFD to provide loan of Rs 1k cr to Kochi Metro

Media One TV

Agence Francaise de Development (AFD), the French financial institution, has expressed its willingness to provide a loan of up to 130 million Euros (over Rs 1,000 crore) for the Metro project. But the agency will give a final commitment only by the end of Dece...
Human trafficking ring busted in the Valley
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Human trafficking ring busted in the Valley

Times Now

A human trafficking ring in Jammu and Kashmir has been busted by the police. The plight of these children, who were sold for pittance and were forced to work under inhuman conditions in a brick kiln, came out after one of them managed to escape and alert the p...
Why govt doesn't like CAG reports | Debate
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Why govt doesn't like CAG reports | Debate

TV9 AP

The CAG report released in the Assembly showed many loopholes in the state government's budgeting process and financial management. It did praise the state for achieving fiscal reform targets. But the CAG was critical of the government's spending on social sec...
CAG report on state finances | CM vs Julakanti
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CAG report on state finances | CM vs Julakanti

TV9 AP

Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy asked the Opposition not accept the CAG report as some sort of Geetha, Bible or Quran. This statement was discussed in the Assembly today with Left leader Julakanti Ranga Reddy saying that the government is opposed to reports t...
DMDK opens water pandal
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DMDK opens water pandal

Captain News

To help people cope with the scorching sun, DMDK headquarters at Koyembedu opens a water pandal. Watermelons, buttermilk, cool drinks and rosemilk were distributed among the people.
MPs agree to work together for state
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MPs agree to work together for state

Media One TV

MPs, who belong to various political parties, have agreed to work together for the development of the state. Earlier, MPs from the ruling party and Opposition had met Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal separately. MPs who belong to the Left front had also cre...
Question Hour in the Kerala Assembly | Feb 15
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Question Hour in the Kerala Assembly | Feb 15

JAIHIND TV

The Question Hour in the Kerala Assembly continues with ministers answering questions from the members of the Assembly on various aspects of administration. Minister for Public Works, VK Ebrahim Kunju, answers queries from the members regarding .
'Mono piles not feasible in Kochi Metro'
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'Mono piles not feasible in Kochi Metro'

JAIHIND TV

Metroman E Sreedharan has said using mono piles will not be feasible for the Kochi Metro project. According to Sreedharan, the beams for the elevated corridor will need more space in Kochi. If mono piles are used, the pillars will become too high for the track...
'Natholi Oru Cheriya Meenalla' in theatres
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'Natholi Oru Cheriya Meenalla' in theatres

JAIHIND TV

Directed by VK Prakash, 'Natholi Oru Cheriya Meenalla' features Fahad Fazil in a dual role. One of the characters that he essays is that of Preman, a writer and village lad who earns the nickname 'Natholi'. Prabha Thomas, played by Kamalinee Mukherjee, enters ...
Uddhav hints at possible patch-up with Raj
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Uddhav hints at possible patch-up with Raj

Times Now

In an interview given to Saamna, the Shiv Sena mouthpiece, Uddhav Thackeray has hinted at a possible alliance with cousin Raj Thackeray. In the interview, the new Shiv Sena president says the Marathi vote cannot be split, and Raj and he will have to sit togeth...
NHAI consultant autopsy confirms murder
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NHAI consultant autopsy confirms murder

Times Now

More than a month after NHAI consultant Thomas Paul was found dead in his apartment in Coimbatore, his autopsy report confirms he was murdered. Although the police is yet to establish any motive and doesn't have any suspects, his family alleges that his death ...
Auto driver's daughter tops CA exams
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Auto driver's daughter tops CA exams

India TV

Whoever said hard work doesn't pay, will have to take back his words. Prema Jayakumar, an auto rickshaw driver's daughter topped the All India CA exams proving that there is no substitute for hard work. Prema's brother also cleared the CA exams making the occa...
Uttarakhand Govt criticized for brazen inequality
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Uttarakhand Govt criticized for brazen inequality

Times Now

In an attempt to curb crimes against women in the state, the Uttarakhand government has prohibited women from working beyond 6 PM. The government has come under fire for such a regressive directive. The Opposition and women in the state have slammed the govern...
Bindu Madhavi adopts ten children
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Bindu Madhavi adopts ten children

Captain News

In memory of her deceased brother, actress Bindu Madhavi adopts ten children and inaugurates the Vidya Sagar Memorial Trust. The actress has vowed to provide financial aid to the children and help them get a decent education. She lost her brother Sagar to a he...
CMRL accident | Investigation ordered
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CMRL accident | Investigation ordered

Captain News

Chief General Manager of CMRL, V Somasundaram, announces that an investigation has been ordered to probe the death of a construction worker. A 22-year-old construction worker and three others were injured during the construction of the Chennai Metro Rail near ...
Worker dies during CMRL construction
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Worker dies during CMRL construction

Captain News

A 22-year-old construction worker and three others were injured during the construction of the Chennai Metro Rail near St Thomas Mount. The accident occurred when a launching girder crashed during the work. The three injured are out of danger and are being tre...
Turning teachers into students to teach better
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Turning teachers into students to teach better

Times Now

Primary education in India, nowadays, is hit by regular news reports of corporal punishment and sub-standard teaching. But here's a man who is on a crusade to bring about the change that is required in teachers themselves. Meet Aditya Natraj of Kaiwalya Educat...
Commuters in Mumbai beat up station master
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Commuters in Mumbai beat up station master

India TV

The angry commuters in Mumbai beat up the station master and the workers as the trains continue to be delayed for the 5th day in a row. The railway officials have said that the reason behind the delay in the Central line is because of the maintenance work that...
Thousands witness fireworks at Burj Khalifa
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Thousands witness fireworks at Burj Khalifa

Aaj Tak

Across the world every city tried to outdo the other in terms of grand display while bringing in the new year. This video is of the splendid fireworks at Dubai's Burj Khalifa towers, watched by thousands of people who thronged the area below the iconic buildin...
Will overcome sanctions: Wikileaks
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Will overcome sanctions: Wikileaks

RT

The battle for transparency has long been a struggle for Wikileaks with ongoing investigation in the US and a lock on donations by credit card companies. However, spokesperson for the whistle-blowing website Kristinn Hrafnsson also clarified that the fight wil...
Assange delivers his Christmas address
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Assange delivers his Christmas address

RT

The man on the frontline of the information war, Wikileaks editor Julian Assange delivered his Christmas address from the balcony of the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he's been granted political asylum for over six months. The 41-year-old addressed the p...
Wikileaks battles past US persecution
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Wikileaks battles past US persecution

RT

As Julian Assange remains within the confines of Equador's diplomatic commision in London, Washington continues its persecution of the whistleblower. Wikileaks spokesperson Kritinn Hrafnsson claims that the organisation is aware of the investigation and the se...
Assange to announce plans for 2013
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Assange to announce plans for 2013

RT

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is set to address the globe in a Christmas speech sometime today. Despite being holed up in a Equadorian embassy in London for six months, Julian Assange has not been idle. He hasn't let up on his Wikileaks work and has even pu...
Julian Assange's Christmas address
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Julian Assange's Christmas address

RT

Despite being holed up in a Equadorian embassy in London for six months, Julian Assange has not been idle. He hasn't let up on his Wikileaks work and has even published a book. The whistleblower will announce his plans for 2013 shortly as he prepares to delive...
Work begins on Russia-EU mega-pipeline
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Work begins on Russia-EU mega-pipeline

RT

Russia’s state-owned gas major Gazprom and its partners are beginning construction of the 16 billion dollar South Stream pipeline that will run under the Black Sea to Europe and rival the Nabucco project. The symbolic first welding of the pipeline took place...
Tiger activist wins SR Jindal prize
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Tiger activist wins SR Jindal prize

Aaj Tak

Ajay Dubey, whose petition in the Supreme Court led to the ban on tourism in important tiger reserves, has won SR Jindal Prize for social work the year 2012. He was given the award at Taj hotel in Mumbai on Wednesday. The award carries Rs 25 lakhs cash, and is...
President Pranab confers Sitharam Jindal awards
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President Pranab confers Sitharam Jindal awards

Headlines Today

The Sitharam Jindal prize for outstanding work in various fields was announced in the national capital on Monday. The felicitation ceremony gave away a total amount of eight crore rupees to organisations and individuals who worked selflessly and tirelessly for...
Press report calls for regulator in UK
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Press report calls for regulator in UK

RT

Lord Leveson presents a 2000-page report about how the press regulations should change in the UK. It recommends an independent watchdog but the government is yet to respond to this. Two separate responses are expected on this report.
CMRL work 80% complete
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CMRL work 80% complete

Captain News

The metro rail is slowly taking shape in the city of Chennai and will be completed by September next year. More than 80% of the work is complete and the rail system will be fully functional within next year. The project has been causing serpentine traffic line...
Iraq for sale | Part III & IV
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Iraq for sale | Part III & IV

RT

Bullets rained down on KBR Halliburton's former truck drivers Bill Peterson and Ed Sanchez, and they heard screams for help as their convoy was attacked. 'Iraq for sale: The War Profiteers' is a documentary film about the major contractors who struck a deal wi...
Hyd principal beats up UKG student
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Hyd principal beats up UKG student

TV9 AP

A UKG student was beaten by his Principal for allegedly not paying attention in his class and not doing his homework. Mohammed Ghouse told his mother he did not want to go to school as his teachers beat him up regularly. Hyderabad's Sanathnagar police have reg...
Business Mama
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Business Mama

RT

Olga Sorokina is a successful Russian woman who runs a consulting company. She is also the mother of eight children. Most of the staff working for her are women and she believes women work better after having children. She takes her staff abroad twice a year. ...
Obama in tears
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Obama in tears

Aaj Tak

Barack Obama shares an emotional moment as he thanks his campaign team for the work they put in his re-election campaign. Obama was addressing the team at his campaign headquarters in Chicago, a day after he won the election.
Sanitation works started at Sabarimala
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Sanitation works started at Sabarimala

JAIHIND TV

The sanitation and cleaning works at Sabarimala and Pumpa has been kick started. Around 3000 volunteers from the Mata Amritananthamayi Mat and the Ayyappa Seva Sangham will participate in the sanitation works. The police have tightened the security at Sabarima...
KFA employees end strike
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KFA employees end strike

Times Now

After the meeting with the CEO of Kingfisher airlines, where a discussion about convincing the employees to agree to the management's offer was done, the employees have ended the strike and have resumed work. The airlines' main focus is to convince the aviatio...
Sharad Pawar defends Nitin Gadkari
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Sharad Pawar defends Nitin Gadkari

Times Now

Following the allegations of corruption made by cop-turned-activist YP Singh, Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar has come out defending himself and even BJP president Nitin Gadkari. Sharad Pawar has said that whoever is working for the cause of the farmer...
US Congressmen discuss death of official in Yemen
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US Congressmen discuss death of official in Yemen

RT

The killing of the US embassy official in Yemen was thoroughly discussed at a US Congressional hearing, which concluded that the security at the mission was highly inadequate. Retired CIA officer Ray McGovern said that while Congressmen look to guard the US mi...
US embassy official shot dead in Yemen
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US embassy official shot dead in Yemen

RT

A security official at the US embassy in Yemen, who also coordinated anti-terror work with Yemeni authorities, has been shot dead. Washington is emphasizing the increasing lack of scrutiny and security in the region. The security official was on his way to wor...
US consulate in Benghazi attacked
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US consulate in Benghazi attacked

RT

The attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, which killed the US ambassador, was a planned and organised terror attack. This was the bottom line of the US Congress discussion on consulate attack. Washington is emphasizing the increasing lack of scrutiny and sec...
Amitabh Bachchan's glamorous birthday bash
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Amitabh Bachchan's glamorous birthday bash

Headlines Today

Bollywood's greatest icon, Amitabh Bachchan, celebrates his 70th birthday today. To celebrate the occasion, the Bachchan family hosted a lavish party in Mumbai, where the who's who from the film, design and glamour world were present to celebrate the day with ...
TN repair works on Mullaperiyar begins
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TN repair works on Mullaperiyar begins

JAIHIND TV

The Tamil Nadu government has started repair works and maintenance work on the Mullaperiyar Dam. The representatives of the high power committee appointed by the Supreme Court has visited the dam to analyse the progress of the work. The Tamil Nadu government h...
Rs 5 cr seized from CG PWD engineer
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Rs 5 cr seized from CG PWD engineer

Aaj Tak

Chhattisgarh's anti-corruption bureau raided the house of an engineer of the state PWD and seized cash of over Rs 5 crores from his house. The accused JS Jabbal was an engineer with the Mukhyamantri Gram Sadak Yojana.
Low public involvement in Cop-11
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Low public involvement in Cop-11

TV9 AP

The face-lift given to Hyderabad to showcase the city for the world during the UN Conference on bio-diversity has seen a dramatic change in the city's landscape. But unfortunately the involvement, and awareness, of the people of Hyderabad in this major UN conf...
Drinking water situation stares at Hyderabad
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Drinking water situation stares at Hyderabad

TV9 AP

Despite the abundance of rainfall across the state and over Hyderabad, the lack of it over the catchments of the city's two major resorvoirs--Osmansagar and Himayathsagar--has resulted in low storage levels in the two dams. Now the metro water supply is making...
Is Romney a clueless bureaucrat?
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Is Romney a clueless bureaucrat?

RT

Thom Hartman dissects Mitt Romney's controversial 47 percent comment and calls it demeaning to the Americans. Joining him to discuss this is The Daily Caller's Senior Online Editor, Vince Coglianese. Bill Fletcher Jr from the American Federation of Govt Employ...
Kuwait releases 1,000 Indian prisoners
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Kuwait releases 1,000 Indian prisoners

Headlines Today

After a sixteen-day ordeal, over a 1,000 Indians have been released from Kuwaiti captivity. Kuwait's decision to arrest over 1,500 Indians for allegedly violating work visa norms had led to protests in India. Facing heat in the media, the MEA took up the matte...
Water supply to be privatised in Hyderabad?
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Water supply to be privatised in Hyderabad?

TV9 AP

That Hyderabad has always been short of drinking water has been known for more than a decade. Most apartments built on the outskirts almost exclusively depend on supply from water tankers. And hence the state government has come out with proposals to privatise...
'Husbands must give 20% of their salary to wives'
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'Husbands must give 20% of their salary to wives'

TV9 AP

The Union Women and Child Development Ministry is readying a proposal that calls for every man to set aside a portion of his salary for his wife. The man will be required to deposit the money in a bank account in his wife's name. Once discussed, this proposal ...
Life at Sivakasi's cracker units
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Life at Sivakasi's cracker units

TV9 AP

Every Diwali, thousands of workers mix chemicals, roll and stick paper, pack crackers, that are then sent across to all parts of the country. This is Sivakasi, the hub of cracker manufacturing in India. The units here attract large number of migrant labourers ...
Hyderabad starving Nalgonda of water
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Hyderabad starving Nalgonda of water

TV9 AP

Hyderbad is getting water from Alimneti Madhav Reddy project, water that is lifted from the Krishna, but was originally meant to supply water for the fluoride-affected people of Nalgonda district. Hyderabad's water works was given the option since the ayacut f...
Delhi rains raise concerns of waterlogging
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Delhi rains raise concerns of waterlogging

Aaj Tak

Once viewed as a respite from the sweltering Delhi heat, the rains were a welcome sight. However, when it rains, it pours in New Delhi. Commuters have now voiced their fears of wading through highly waterlogged areas on their way to work, college or school. Mo...
Maruti factory reopens, with just 300 employees
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Maruti factory reopens, with just 300 employees

Aaj Tak

Maruti Suzuki's factory at Manesar in Haryana opens in a limited way, with just 300 workers, and timings from 8am to 4.30 pm. The presence of police and Maruti's own security personnel has been beefed up across the factory premises. Maruti Suzuki had dismisse...
Mamata's West Bengal shamed by another gang rape
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Mamata's West Bengal shamed by another gang rape

Headlines Today

It might have a woman Chief Minister heading the state, but Mamata Bannerjee's West Bengal is increasingly becoming one of the most unsafe places for women in India. The mother of a 4-year-old child was gang raped in Kolkata when she was returning from work. T...
Rajiv Lal with IDFC's Q1 earnings call
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Rajiv Lal with IDFC's Q1 earnings call

ET NOW

MD and CEO of IDFC, Rajiv Lal justifies the impressive numbers in the first quarter, claiming that it was just hard work and a low profile that helped them rise above the set targets. He says that April-June net profit rose 21 percent to 3.8 billion rupees fro...
You can steal a little: UP Min to babus
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You can steal a little: UP Min to babus

India TV

An Uttar Pradesh minister suggests officials can steal a little, but adds a rider that they need to work hard for the development of the state. Shivapal Singh Yadav's suggestion came at a meeting he was having his public works department officials. Shivpal Yad...
Anna Hazare disbands anti-corruption team
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Anna Hazare disbands anti-corruption team

Times Now

Anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare comes out of the Maharashtra Sadan to announce the disbanding of Team Anna. The social activist believes that the work of Team Anna has been completed and with its purpose fulfilled, does not need to continue anymore. The a...
Team Anna Core Committee, BJP support Anna's move
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Team Anna Core Committee, BJP support Anna's move

Times Now

Calling it the next logical step in the interest of the nation, the core committee of Team Anna backs the social activist's decision to disband the team. Prashant Bhushan agrees with Anna Hazare's decision, saying that the Team should look to move forward havi...
Anna Hazare dissolves core committee of Team Anna
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Anna Hazare dissolves core committee of Team Anna

Times Now

Social activist Anna Hazare disbands Team Anna merely days after a decision was made to form a political party. The anti-corruption crusader claims that the Team was formed only for the purpose of the Jan Lokpal Bill, and with that purpose achieved the team sh...
Anjali recounts shooter Vijay Kumar's efforts
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Anjali recounts shooter Vijay Kumar's efforts

Aaj Tak

Shooter from Himachal Pradesh, Vijay Kumar, has won a silver medal in the men's 25 metre rapid fire at the London Olympics 2012. Anjali Bhagwat, former shooter, recounts the hard training and strict regimen that was part of Vijay Kumar's life. It is revelation...
Stranded, tortured and enslaved in Saudi Arabia
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Stranded, tortured and enslaved in Saudi Arabia

Times Now

India fails to bring back two of its citizens who have been trapped in Saudi Arabia for over three months. Despite a written letter from Ministry of Overseas Affairs to the Indian Embassy in Riyadh, no action has been to secure their release. Muniaswamy and Ja...
All about Mary Kom
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All about Mary Kom

India TV

This story is about Mary Kom, her achievements, her hopes and aspirations, her daily schedule, hard work and her diet too! Learn how you can get ship shape for a boxing bout.
Child labour at Andhra mess in Bangalore
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Child labour at Andhra mess in Bangalore

TV9 AP

In the Marathalli area of Bangalore, where large number of IT professionals from Andhra Pradesh work and stay, there is rampant use of child labour in the various Andhra messes here. These children have been brought from Andhra Pradesh and do menial work and ...
30 child labourers rescued from New Delhi
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30 child labourers rescued from New Delhi

Headlines Today

Here's an incident that has left the national capital red-faced. The Delhi Police rescues 30 minors, who were employed as child labourers in a bag factory in the capital. The operations were briefly halted by violence, when agitated factory workers launched an...
Three-year old survives 20-ft fall into a borewell
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Three-year old survives 20-ft fall into a borewell

India TV

Manoj Gholpade, a three-year old boy in Ahmednagar, falls into a 250-feet deep open borewell while playing. Fortunately, the boy survives as he gets stuck in the mud 20 feet inside the borewell. His friends run and call for help, which arrives in a timely mann...
Four Kingfisher flights cancelled due to strike
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Four Kingfisher flights cancelled due to strike

Times Now

Four flights have been cancelled after a section of pilots of the near-bankrupt Kingfisher Airlines called for strike over the non-payment of salaries. The pilots have claimed that they haven't been paid their dues for the past five months. Over two hundred pi...
Maha govt ready to open Mantralaya
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Maha govt ready to open Mantralaya

Headlines Today

The Maharashtra government, in a symbolic gesture, is ready to open Mantralaya, the seat of the government, three days after the fire. Work will resume from today. But no visitors will be allowed as of now. CM and Dy CM will shift to the three lower flowers u...
VVS Lakshman volunteers at Tirumala
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VVS Lakshman volunteers at Tirumala

TV9 AP

Cricketer VVS Lakshman, Justice Madan B Lokur of the Supreme Court, Ananta Koti Raj and other volunteers to feed pilgrims at Tirumala temple.
Aviation Min cracks the whip, ends AI standoff
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Aviation Min cracks the whip, ends AI standoff

Headlines Today

Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh finally comes down heavily on Air India pilots, and says that sacked pilots will not be reinstated and that pilots on strike will not be paid salaries.
Aviation Ministry: Air India standoff to end today
3:44
Aviation Ministry: Air India standoff to end today

Headlines Today

Even as Air India's losses mount to 350 crores, the Aviation Ministry hints that the Air India strike will finally drawing to a close today, after the aviation minister reached a verbal agreement with Indian Pilots Guild.
AI files contempt petition
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AI files contempt petition

Times Now

The Air India management files a contempt petition against the striking pilots in the Delhi High Court.
AI crisis | Losses more than Rs 200 crore
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AI crisis | Losses more than Rs 200 crore

Times Now

As the Air India crisis enters its 15th day, thirty more pilots are sacked and losses touch Rs 200 crore.
AI crisis | Rs 150 crore loss in eight days
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AI crisis | Rs 150 crore loss in eight days

Times Now

As the stalemate between the Air India management and the Pilots' Guild continues, the losses for the airline are estimated at around Rs 150 crore in the last eight days.
AI crisis | Fly first, talk later?
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AI crisis | Fly first, talk later?

Headlines Today

With the Government stoutly refusing to negotiate with the striking pilots unless they return to work, there seems to be no end to the Air India crisis.
AI crisis enters eighth day
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AI crisis enters eighth day

Times Now

With the Government stoutly refusing to negotiate with the striking pilots unless they return to work, there seems to be no end to the Air India crisis.
AI crisis | DGCA issues showcause notice
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AI crisis | DGCA issues showcause notice

Times Now

The Air India crisis deepens as the DGCA issues a showcause notice to the agitating Indian Pilots' Guild members.
AI crisis | 24 flights cancelled, 13 rescheduled
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AI crisis | 24 flights cancelled, 13 rescheduled

Times Now

The Air india crisis compounds with the executive pilots backing the striking pilots and international operations of the airline in complete disarray.
Pilots appeal to Air India management
4:03
Pilots appeal to Air India management

Times Now

After six days of the Air India crisis, the pilots finally relent and say that they are ready to hold talks with the management.
Pilots' Guild to meet Aviation Min for talks
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Pilots' Guild to meet Aviation Min for talks

Times Now

The Indian Pilots' Guild will meet Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh on May 14 for talks.
22 more AI flights cancelled
2:35
22 more AI flights cancelled

Times Now

As the Air India crisis enters its sixth day, more than 20 overnight flights from Delhi and Mumbai have been cancelled.
AI pilots agree to unconditional talks
2:17
AI pilots agree to unconditional talks

Times Now

In what seems like a short respite to the Air India crisis, the agitating pilots agree to hold unconditional talks with the Government.
AI crisis | Third day of agitation
2:42
AI crisis | Third day of agitation

Times Now

Air India pilots' strike enters the third day. With more than 30 pilots sacked in the last 72 hours, will the pilots' union finally relent?
Air India moves Delhi High Court against pilots
5:39
Air India moves Delhi High Court against pilots

Headlines Today

Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh moves Delhi High Court which deems pilots' strike illegal and issues a stern warning.
AI crisis | Ego wars continue
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AI crisis | Ego wars continue

Times Now

With the talks between the Air India management and the pilots failing to reach a consensus, and several more pilots calling in sick, the crisis deepens for the airline.
AI likely to move Court
6:25
AI likely to move Court

Times Now

According to sources, the Air India management is likely to move Court to declare strike by the pilots 'illegal'.
AI crisis | Will Aviation Ministry intervene?
8:04
AI crisis | Will Aviation Ministry intervene?

Times Now

With 10 pilots sacked and more than 20 flights cancelled, will the Civil Aviation Ministry finally step in to solve the Air India crisis?
Headlines Today | Fast Track 50, May 9, 2012
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Headlines Today | Fast Track 50, May 9, 2012

Headlines Today

News Bulletin: Headlines Today | Fast Track 50, May 9, 2012
AI stalemate hits passengers
2:01
AI stalemate hits passengers

Times Now

With pilots sacked, union derecognized, and flights cancelled, passengers become the worst-hit.
AI crisis | Time to teach pilots a lesson?
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AI crisis | Time to teach pilots a lesson?

Headlines Today

The Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh says that if the pilots continue wasting Government money by going on strikes, it would consider shutting down the airlines.
AI crisis | Aviation Min warns pilots
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AI crisis | Aviation Min warns pilots

Times Now

Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh calls the Air India strike illegal and asks the pilots to return to work as soon as possible.
AI crisis | Aviation Min calls strike 'illegal'
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AI crisis | Aviation Min calls strike 'illegal'

Times Now

Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh calls the Air India strike illegal and asks the pilots to return to work as soon as possible.
AI crisis | Flight schedules severely disrupted
12:36
AI crisis | Flight schedules severely disrupted

Times Now

With more than four international flights cancelled and more than 100 pilots on strike, flight schedules in Air India are expected to be severely disrupted.
AI crisis | Ajit Singh reacts
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AI crisis | Ajit Singh reacts

Times Now

Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh reacts to the Air India crisis and says that the pilots can approach the Ministry to resolve their issues.
AI pilots threaten to go on strike
1:48
AI pilots threaten to go on strike

Times Now

Air India pilots threaten to strike work following the failure of talks between the AI management and the Indian Pilots Guild.
Rahul Gandhi talks tough
7:59
Rahul Gandhi talks tough

Headlines Today

Taking a tough stance, Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi says that those who have harmed the party in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls will be punished.
Sweet Home | TV9 AP, 2.30 PM, May 2, 2012
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Sweet Home | TV9 AP, 2.30 PM, May 2, 2012

TV9 AP

Ladies Special: Sweet Home, TV9 AP, May 2, 2012
Lightning kills 17 people in Andhra Pradesh
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Lightning kills 17 people in Andhra Pradesh

TV9 AP

Lightning killed 17 people in Andhra Pradesh on a single day.
TV9 AP | 2 PM Bulletin, April 30, 2012
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TV9 AP | 2 PM Bulletin, April 30, 2012

TV9 AP

News Bulletin: TV9 AP, 2 PM, April 30, 2012
'KCR lobbying for Telangana at farmhouse'
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'KCR lobbying for Telangana at farmhouse'

TV9 AP

TDP leader Motkupalli Narasimhulu says that TRS chief K Chandrasekhar Rao is lobbying for Telangana at his farmhouse.
How can Government curb hostage crisis?
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How can Government curb hostage crisis?

Times Now

Newshour | Is it possible for the Government come up with a plausible long-term strategy to prevent hostage crisis?
By-elections: Cong ministers in 'exam' mode
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By-elections: Cong ministers in 'exam' mode

TV9 AP

The by-elections have put Congress' ministers in virtual exam mode, with a victory being considered as a 'pass' by the High Command.
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