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- âToys in Delhi's markets laced with toxic elements: Study
- Kulbhushan Jadhav row: Indian High Commissioner's meeting with Pakistan's Foreign Secretary rescheduled
- UK Parliament votes in favour of early polls
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âToys in Delhi's markets laced with toxic elements: Study
A new global survey, that included toy samples made out of recycled plastic from a few Delhi markets, has found high levels of toxic elements in toys that are usually found in electronic waste.
Kulbhushan Jadhav row: Indian High Commissioner's meeting with Pakistan's Foreign Secretary rescheduled
Sources in the Pakistan Foreign Office had earlier said that Bambawale has sought a meeting with the Foreign Secretary. The meeting was expected this evening, they said.
- Top BJP leaders meet, discuss Ayodhya verdict
- Vijay Mallya could fight extradition on political grounds
- Kulbhushan Jadhav case: India summons Pakistanâs deputy high commissioner
- Government has no info on death of Indians in Afghan bombing
- Court acquits French official Pascal Mazurier of raping daughter
- Sheila Dikshit a burden on Congress: Arvinder Singh Lovely
- Mamata Banerjee accuses BJP of distorting her views using fake accounts
- PM Narendra Modi to have packed schedule of foreign tours from next month
- No red beacons on VIP vehicles from May 1: FM Arun Jaitley
- BSP to fight Uttar Pradesh urban body polls on party symbol after 22 years
- Assam government assures to devise mechanism for carrying bodies
- Indian High Commissioner Gautam Bambawale expected to meet Pak's FS later today
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âToys in Delhi's markets laced with toxic elements: Study
A new global survey, that included toy samples made out of recycled plastic from a few Delhi markets, has found high levels of toxic elements in toys that are usually found in electronic waste.
Kulbhushan Jadhav row: Indian High Commissioner's meeting with Pakistan's Foreign Secretary rescheduled
Sources in the Pakistan Foreign Office had earlier said that Bambawale has sought a meeting with the Foreign Secretary. The meeting was expected this evening, they said.
India can reap demographic dividends by skilling people: Hamid Ansari
At present, 2-3 per cent people in India have undergone training compared to 68 per cent in Britain and 52 per cent in the US, he added.
Top BJP leaders meet, discuss Ayodhya verdict
PM Modi, BJP president Amit Shah, union ministers Arun Jaitley, Rajnath Singh, Nitin Gadkari & Venkaiah Naidu were huddled for two hours at Modi's residence.
Vijay Mallya could fight extradition on political grounds
Mallya can claim he won't get a fair trial in India and can also raise the condition of Indian prisons as a factor behind the extradition request being declined.
âGo back to India, woman screams on Irish train
The rail operator described the Sunday incident as "shocking and disgraceful" after a video of what happened on the train travelling from Limerick Colbert to Limerick Junction was uploaded to YouTube.
SC ban on liquor sale along highways not applicable to marriage palaces: Punjab AG
the apex court had banned liquor vends within 500 metres of national and state highways; This order was also applicable to bars, pubs and restaurants.
Government has no info on death of Indians in Afghan bombing
A top Home Ministry official said the central government has received no information regarding death of any Indian when the 'Mother Of All Bombs' was dropped.
Kulbhushan Jadhav case: India summons Pakistan’s deputy high commissioner
Pakistan's Deputy High Commissioner Syed Haidar Shah was called by the external affairs ministry which reiterated that Jadhav was innocent and false charges were framed against him.
Court acquits French official Pascal Mazurier of raping daughter
Pascal Mazurier was arrested in June 2012 after his Indian-origin wife accused him of raping their daughter, and was tried in a court in Bangalore.