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Narsapur lace eighth Indian product to secure GI tag


Narsapur Lace, a renowned Indian textile, has become the eighth Indian product to receive a Geographical Indication (GI) tag. This recognition ensures the exclusivity of the lace to Narsapur, Andhra Pradesh, its origin. The GI tag safeguards the traditional techniques and designs used in creating this intricate lace.

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Ludhiana: Businessman threatened over dispute; 4 booked


A Ludhiana businessman was threatened over a dispute. Four individuals, including Pardeep Singh and others, were booked under IPC sections 452, 323, 504, 506, and 34. Police at Salem Tabri station initiated the case based on the businessman's complaint. The accused allegedly demanded money and threatened him with consequences if demands weren't met.

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Sitamarhi MP Devesh Chandra Thakur donates one-year basic salary to armed forces


Sitamarhi MP Devesh Chandra Thakur donated his one-year basic salary to the Armed Forces to support their welfare. Thakur, who won the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, contributed β‚Ή1 crore from his MP funds. He expressed gratitude to soldiers for their sacrifices and dedication to national security.

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Ludhiana: Amid Pak tension, placement campaign sees low footfall


Ludhiana's placement campaign sees low footfall amid Pakistan tension. Placement drives at colleges and universities have been impacted due to heightened tensions with Pakistan, leading to concerns among students and parents. The campaign, aimed at providing job opportunities, has struggled to attract participants as focus shifts to the ongoing geopolitical situation.

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Omar Abdullah decries IMF loan to Pakistan as β€˜reimbursement’ for attacks in J&K: How will tensions de-escalate if... | Today News


Omar Abdullah criticized the IMF loan to Pakistan, suggesting it reimburses attacks in Jammu and Kashmir. He questioned how tensions between India and Pakistan would de-escalate if such financial support continues, highlighting the complex geopolitical dynamics between the two nations.

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People shift to shelters in Jammu as fear takes over


Fear grips Jammu as people shift to shelters amid escalating tensions. Authorities set up temporary shelters to accommodate those fleeing. The situation has caused widespread distress, with many forced to leave their homes. The shelters provide basic necessities, but uncertainty looms over their future.

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Several accounts withheld as govt cracks down on online info


The government has withheld several accounts as part of a crackdown on online information. The move aims to curb misinformation and unlawful activities. Authorities cited the Information Technology Act, specifically Section 69A, which empowers the government to block content. Social media and e-commerce accounts were targeted. The government justified the action as a necessary measure to maintain national security and public order.

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Families of Indian Defence forces from North Andhra show unwavering support amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan


Families of Indian Defence Forces from North Andhra have shown unwavering support amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. They remain united and committed, ensuring their loved ones can focus on their duties without worry. The community stands firmly behind the defence personnel, demonstrating resilience and patriotism during these challenging times.

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Ludhiana: Nothing to panic, says admn as migrants flock to native places


The Ludhiana administration has urged calm as migrants return to their native places, emphasizing there is no cause for panic. The situation is being closely monitored to ensure smooth operations and maintain public order. Authorities are addressing concerns and reassuring residents amid the movement of migrant workers.

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India-Pakistan conflict: Defence ministry, MEA to hold media briefing at 10.30 am


32 Indian airports have been shut for civilian flights until May 15 due to the ongoing India-Pakistan conflict. This precautionary measure aims to ensure the safety of air operations amid heightened tensions between the two nations.

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Equipped to thwart cyber attacks: Banks, insurance firms to Sitharaman


Banks and insurance firms are equipped to prevent cyber-attacks, Sitharaman said. With strong systems and skilled teams, they can counter threats. Digital platforms have boosted efficiency but require increased awareness and training to address risks effectively.

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