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Israeli military faces Druze uproar over Jewish nation law
JERUSALEM: Israel's military chief is pleading to keep politics out of the army amid protests by the Druze minority against a recently passed law that enshrines the state's Jewish character. Lt. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot has called on "all commanders and soldiers to keep controversial political issues" out of the military.
Imran Khan to move into official residence: Report
ISLAMABAD: A house in the Ministers' Enclave in Islamabad will be declared the official residence of Imran Khan , who is set to become Pakistan 's new prime minister, as his private house is vulnerable to threats, according to a media report.Khan's PakistanTehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) has emerged as the single largest party in the National Assembly after the July 25 elections.
1605 students to be presented degrees at ICFAI convocation
HYDERABAD: The ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education, Hyderabad, deemed-to-be University, will hold its 8th Convocation on Thursday.A total of 1605 graduating students will be awarded their degrees during the convocation. These include PhD-13, MBA-1135, BBA-241, BTech-159, BBA-LLB -31, MMS-15 and LLM-6, Exec.MBA-5.During the event, six students will receive gold medals and five will receive silver medals.
Management must stick with Shikhar Dhawan: VVS Laxman - Times of India
NEW DELHI: India last won a Test series on English soil in 2007, while they lost the previous two contests in 2011 and 2014. In their bid to reaffirm their world number one ranking, Kohli and company will be out to spoil the English party who celebrate their 1000th Test at Edgbaston.In his column for the Times of India, former batsman VVS Laxman, wrote, " Virat Kohli will believe he has the resources at his disposal to put it past England in the five-Test series starting on Wednesday.
Don't take risky Kiki Challenge, warn police - Times of India
AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat police on Tuesday warned people not to take the “Kiki Challenge” which is going viral on social media.In a tweet on Tuesday, the Gujarat police said, “Don’t pass or accept Kiki Challenge”.It further said, “Standing outside window or jumping out of a moving auto, train, car, or to break into a dance may seem bizarre. But that’s exactly what social media users are doing as part of the Kiki Challenge .
Bengal among worst defaulters in NRC verification - Times of India
GUWAHATI: West Bengal, whose chief minister Mamata Banerjee has kicked up a storm over the exclusion of 40 lakh people from the NRC, was one of the biggest defaulters in the verification process pertaining to people who belong to a different state but reside in Assam because of job or marriage.
Man becomes celebrity after adopting tiger from Mysuru zoo - Times of India
MYSURU: Mahendra Singh Kalappa , who adopted a tiger from Mysuru Zoo during the International Tiger Day , has become celebrity overnight at his native Bannur town . People who see him in the town approach him appreciating his good work and also take selfie with him.Kalappa who is from Bannur hobli in T Narasipura taluk in Mysuru district is professionally a financier.
US must return to nuclear deal for talks: Iranian adviser
TEHRAN: An adviser to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says if President Donald Trump wants talks, he needs to rejoin the international nuclear deal that he unilaterally pulled out of earlier this year.Trump on Monday said he'd meet with Rouhani if the Iranian leader were willing.Iranian leadership has previously ruled out one-on-one talks with Trump after his decision to pull the United States out of the deal under which Iran was given relief from sanctions in return for curbs on its nuclear...
Navratri vacation: Schools won’t dance to govt tune - Times of India
Rajkot/Surat/Ahmedabad: The unaided privates schools from different parts of the state on Monday opposed the decision of the BJP government to give week-long vacation in schools and colleges during Navratri festival. They argued that since the academic calendar is prepared in May, declaring week-long vacation after the sessions has begun, will disturb the academic activities.
Despite civic chief’s directive, encroachers stay put on footpaths - Times of India
Nagpur: The municipal commissioner’s directives to make all footpaths in the city encroachment free has, it seems, fallen on deaf ears for all the ten assistant municipal commissioners of Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC).All the main roads in the city are clogged with hawkers who cause inconvenience to motorists.
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