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Royal Gurkha Rifles

Nepalese women set to join Royal Gurkha Rifles from 2020 as British Army breaks tradition

The first batch of women will be inducted into the regiment in the year 2020 and for this, candidates will be recruited through a rigorous drive in Pokhara, Nepal, next year. The chosen candidates will then be flown to Catterick in North Yorkshire, where they will undergo a training for 10 weeks. Jul 18, 2018
PNB

Government drops controversial FRDI Bill amid public anxiety over the bail-in clause

The primary reason for withdrawing the bill was the 'bail-in' clause, which states that in case a bank becomes insolvent, the depositors will have to bear a part of the cost of resolution by losing a part of their deposit. Jul 18, 2018
Donald Trump Kim Jong Un

In a bid to please Kim, Trump says 'no time limit' on North Korea denuclearisation

The US President has shifted his tone, saying North Korea's denuclearization has no time limit. Mike Pompeo expects the project to happen by the end of 2020 following his visit to Pyongyang. Jul 18, 2018
What role will BSP leader Mayawati play after 2019 Lok Sabha elections?

Prime Minister Probables: 'Mayawati will be India's first Dalit PM if Rahul Gandhi thinks big'

Political theorist Kancha Ilaiah Shepherd says that only Ambedkarism can defeat Hindutva. A Dalit PM like Mayawati, who is led by the philosophy of Ambedkar, will give the healing touch to a society ravaged by the Hindutva philosophy of the RSS. Jul 18, 2018
Indian parliament

Monsoon Session kicks off today; here's a complete list of bills and amendments

The Prime Minister has urged the political parties to collectively strive for a constructive atmosphere in the monsoon session for the national good. Jul 18, 2018
Telecommunication

Trai calls for consumer data privacy rules, stricter checks on pesky calls and messages

The telecom watchdog of India recommended a series of measures of "privacy, security and ownership of data in telecom networks. Jul 18, 2018
Dogs

Kolkata man arrested for having sex with dog: 7 other instances of animal abuse

The accused man has been booked under section 377 (Carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal) of the Indian Penal Code Jul 18, 2018
Members of the Iranian Army

Despite Trump's rigid policies, Iran turns to Pakistan for defence deal

Iran will be jointly producing defence equipment with Pakistan. Since Iran is the third largest oil supplier, India will not want to upset the carefully balanced relationship, but the deal with Pakistan may cause the Modi government to reassess their priorities. Jul 18, 2018
Amit Shah, Narendra Modi

Check how this Modi-Shah crop protection scheme plays out in this Karnataka farming hamlet [Photos]

Pictures of farmers in Chikmagalur district installing cut-outs of the Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah in their fields have gone viral on social media. Jul 18, 2018
Swami Agnivesh

Swami Agnivesh attacked: Prakash Raj, Kailash Satyarthi condemn saffron terrorism

Actors Prakash Raj, Swara Bhasker and other influential people such as Kailash Satyarthi, Tejashwi Yadav, Sitaram Yechury, Jignesh Mevani are disappointed with the attack on Swami Agnivesh and have condemned the saffron terrorism. Jul 18, 2018
Anissia Batra

Delhi air hostess' family reveals heartbreaking details: Anissia Batra's parents speak of abusive marriage

In a series of revelations, Anissia's parents have spoken about how she was in an abusive marriage. The Delhi air hostess' mother Neelam Batra also said that Mayank was, in fact, a divorcee and had hidden this aspect of his life from Anissia and her family. Jul 18, 2018
Putin Trump meeting

Trump backtracks on Helsinki comments; says Russia might have meddled in 2016 elections

US President Donald Trump backtracked on the "there was no collusion" statement following intense criticism from Republicans. He added that other parties may have also been responsbile. Jul 18, 2018
Noida building collapse

Noida buildings collapse: 3 dead and over 50 feared trapped, builder arrested

At least three people were killed and over 50 are feared trapped as two buildings collapsed in Greater Noida's Shah Beri village later on Tuesday, July 17. Jul 18, 2018
Exam cheating

Impersonation in exams lands gang of four in trouble

Rajasthan Police have uncovered a gang of four men who would Impersonate other for various exams around the country using fake identity documents. Jul 18, 2018
RJ Malishka's new Monsoon Pothole Song Mumbai Khadyaat

Zingaat Mix: RJ Malishka's new Monsoon Pothole Song Mumbai Khadyaat hits out at BMC, video goes viral!

RED FM radio jockey Malishka, who faced defamation suit worth Rs 500 crore last year, has come up with a new song on the Mumbai potholes, the video of which has gone viral on social media. Jul 17, 2018
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