COVER STORY
"Transparency is a very nice word. But transparency in this case (of demonetisation) would have been the greatest instrument of fraud," Jaitley said.
카지노 Magazine - 9 March 2020
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Jaitley was responding to a question at the Columbia University on how the government is planning to handle Aadhar after the recent Supreme Court decision on the right to privacy.
He was kept with hardened criminals and also had to pay for using the washroom
The police have arrested four persons including two constables.
This is the first time Indian Air Force commandos have been killed in an encounter in Kashmir.
'Most of us do not see communal violence as terrorism. The massacre of Sikhs in 1984 is called a riot. The Muzaffarnagar violence against Muslims was a riot.'
The traders told the apex court that their licences were revived in pursuance of the apex court's order passed in September 12 and they procured firecrackers for sale during Diwali.
A probe by Mumbai Police, earlier, had stated that the crowd may have misconstrued a flower-seller’s cry,‘phool gir gaya’ was construed as ‘pul gir gaya’, adding to the confusion that probably triggered the stampede.
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Jaitley was responding to a question at the Columbia University on how the government is planning to handle Aadhar after the recent Supreme Court decision on the right to privacy.
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He was kept with hardened criminals and also had to pay for using the washroom
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The police have arrested four persons including two constables.
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This is the first time Indian Air Force commandos have been killed in an encounter in Kashmir.
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'Most of us do not see communal violence as terrorism. The massacre of Sikhs in 1984 is called a riot. The Muzaffarnagar violence against Muslims was a riot.'
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The traders told the apex court that their licences were revived in pursuance of the apex court's order passed in September 12 and they procured firecrackers for sale during Diwali.
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A probe by Mumbai Police, earlier, had stated that the crowd may have misconstrued a flower-seller’s cry,‘phool gir gaya’ was construed as ‘pul gir gaya’, adding to the confusion that probably triggered the stampede.
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The council will address all issues of emergent importance, will engage with a broad spectrum of stakeholders and formulate advice accordingly.
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A new probe into the Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case
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China factor has been a driver in India-US relationship since 1962. To see India as a junior military partner of the US will be misplaced, writes director of Society for Policy Studies C. Uday Bhaskar
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India has vital interests to protect as it greatly values its economic ties with the United States, writes former foreign secretary Kanwal Sibal
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But, as dust from the pomp and circumstance settles down, it may be a legitimate question to ask: What the visit was all about?
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