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PUCET 2019 Merit List for UG admissions released @cetug.puchd.ac.in, here's direct link
The Panjab University released the tentative PUCET 2019 merit list for different courses on its official website. The students can visit the official website of the varsity to access the PUCET merit list 2019. The merit list will be released for candidates applying for B.Pharm. and B.Sc (H.S.) in Anthropology, Biophysics, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Physics, Botany, Chemistry, Maths, Microbiology, Physics (Specialization in Electronics, Geology and Zoology courses.
IOA cannot take unilateral decision to pull out of 2022 CWG, must consult govt: Rijiju - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju Tuesday said the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) cannot take a unilateral decision about pulling out of the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games following the omission of shooting from the event's roster. Last week, the Commonwealth Games Federation left out shooting from the 2022 Birmingham Games in its Executive Board meeting while recommending the inclusion of three new sports.
Archana Puran Singh says no one laughs at Salman Khan more than he laughs at himself - Times of India
Amey Wagh: It's been almost two years since my last release and I was a little worried about that
Saudi women use wedding contracts to assert right to drive
DAMMAM: Saudi salesman Majd had just begun his wedding preparations when his fiancee sought to enshrine in their marriage contract a condition already guaranteed by law - her right to drive. Wedding contracts have long been a safety net for brides in the deeply patriarchal society, used to guarantee demands that are often otherwise vulnerable to the whims of the husband or his family.
House panel report slams UK's policy towards India | India News - Times of India
LONDON: A damning report released on Monday by the House of Commons foreign affairs committee, which scrutinises the work of the UK foreign office, said the government must apologise for the Jallianwala Bagh massacre immediately and make it easier for Indian tourists, students and skilled workers to enter the UK.
Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani's reaction to 'Kabir Singh' box office collection - Times of India ►
Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani starrer 'Kabir Singh' has been rocking the box office collection. The film has already collected Rs 70crore on its third day. And here's how Shahid, Kiara and director of the film Sandeep Vanga are reacting to the box office numbers. Sasha shared a picture of the same on his Instagram . In the picture, the trio can be seen enjoying the snowfall in the North. It seems the picture has been clicked during their film schedule in North India.
Patwardhan's docu runs into I&B hurdle | India News - Times of India
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Kerala State Chalachithra Academy will move HC against the I&B ministry's denial of censor exemption to Anand Patwardhan's documentary 'Vivek' (Reason), which was scheduled to be screened at its ongoing International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala (IDSFFK). The 236-minute documentary, which has won awards at global festivals, was included in the long documentary (competition) section along with 11 other films in the 12th edition of IDSFFK.
Raze Naidu-built 'illegal' conference hall, orders Jagan | India News - Times of India
VIJAYAWADA: The demolition of Praja Vedika, the conference hall built by the previous government led by N Chandrababu Naidu, adjacent to his own palatial bungalow on the banks of river Krishna, will begin on Tuesday. Newly-elected Andhra Pradesh CM Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, addressing his first collectors' conference at the same venue, announced on Monday that the structure was completely illegal and in violation of all existing laws, including river conservation laws.
Four from India in top 20 water vulnerable megacities | India News - Times of India
Just because your city suffered floods doesnât mean you have water. Ask Chennai where 11 million are going without water. Chennaiâs severe water crisis this year is âone step worseâ than Cape Townâs in 2018 â where reservoirs dropped to dangerously low levels, because emergency measures had to be taken to ensure even basic drinking water for residents, says Alexis Morgan, lead at WWFâs Global Water Stewardship.
âHighest priorityâ to âsufficientlyâ equip forces: Rajnath Singh | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The government will take all precautions to ensure the countryâs military preparedness is not compromised in any way because of lack of funds or other factors, and attached the âhighest priorityâ to âsufficientlyâ equip the armed forces to meet any operational requirement, defence minister Rajnath Singh said on Monday.
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