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Mittal says India must hold the satellite ‘kill switch’, warns against reliance on one company

New Delhi:  Bharti Airtel Founder and Chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal said India must keep control of the “kill switch” for satellite communications on its own soil, as the government weighs security conditions that will decide when satellite broadband goes live. “The kill switch, as we call it, should not be sitting somewhere else,” Mittal said…

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Bullet-riddled bodies of two missing SPOs recovered in J-K’s Kishtwar

Jammu:  The bullet-riddled bodies of two missing Special Police Officers (SPOs) were recovered from Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar district early Thursday, a day after they went missing from the remote Dachhan belt, officials said. However, the service weapons of the slain personnel were not found, raising suspicions of a possible militant angle, the officials said….

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Bulldozer rolls up outside TMC MP Abhishek’s Kolkata residence as civic body clears footpath

Kolkata:  A bulldozer was deployed outside TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee’s residence here on Thursday as civic workers demolished a temporary bamboo shed erected over the footpath and removed an iron gate allegedly obstructing pedestrian movement. A large contingent of Kolkata Police personnel and central forces was deployed outside the TMC national general secretary’s residence at…

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LAHDC elections row: Sonam Wangchuk removed from protest site, escorted to residence by Ladakh Police

Leh:  Ladakh Police on Wednesday removed climate activist Sonam Wangchuk from the protest site and escorted him to his residence, advising him to remain indoors, an official said. The action comes barely a few hours after Wangchuk, along with leaders of Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA), expressed resentment over the holding of…

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Suspend further recruitment until inquiry: Jakhar on Punjab PCS exam results

Chandigarh:  Punjab BJP leader Sunil Jakhar on Wednesday demanded an impartial inquiry into the recently declared results of the Punjab Civil Services (PCS) Mains examination, saying many candidates raised questions over them. Earlier, opposition parties had alleged irregularities in the results of the Punjab Civil Services (PCS) Mains examination. However, the Punjab Public Service Commission,…

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