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Kerala doctor dies by suicide over ‘dowry demand’

Kerala doctor dies by suicide over ‘dowry demand’

A 26-year-old doctor committed suicide in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram, allegedly after her boyfriend refused to marry her as her family could not meet dowry demands. State Health Minister Veena George has ordered an inquiry into the death of Dr Shahana, who was pursuing a post-graduate course at the Department of Surgery, Government Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram. The police have registered a case against the lover under the Abetment to Suicide and Dowry Prevention Act. They recorded the statement of the woman's relatives. According to local media reports, Dr. Shahana lived with her mother and two siblings. His father, who worked in the…
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Indian Railways opens a new trade horizon with Bhutan

Indian Railways opens a new trade horizon with Bhutan

Indian Railways has opened a new trade horizon with its neighboring country Bhutan. A freight train of 75 Isuzu cars which is bought by Bhutan from Chennai, arrived at Hasimara railway station in Alipurduar at 9.30 pm on Thursday.Although the train was supposed to arrive on Thursday morning but it arrived late at night. On Friday morning the vehicles left for Bhutan by road. This is a major step by the Alipurduar Division of Railways in expanding Indo-Bhutan trade. People are saying that in the coming days, the economic development of this area of ​​Alipurduar will take place along this…
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India is not ready to be influenced by the message of Peace from Imran or the Pak army chief

India is not ready to be influenced by the message of Peace from Imran or the Pak army chief

So is the ice melting? Two days ago, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan gave a message of peace to India. Imran said both India and Pakistan should help each other. The Prime Minister reminded that india will be likely to benefit economically if it has good relations with Pakistan, and if necessary, India will also be allowed to do business with Central Asia using its own land. This time the same tone was heard on the face of Pakistan Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajo. The US has been trying to increase its allies with India since the new President…
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Military atrocities are on the rise in Myanmar

Military atrocities are on the rise in Myanmar

8 more agitators died on the road against army rule. The city of Aunban has been quite hot since Saturday morning. The situation is deteriorating further in Myanmar. The level of military atrocities is increasing. Internet services in different parts of the country had already been stopped. This time, the Junta government went a step further and shut down private newspapers. Sources said the last newspaper was published in the country on Friday morning. Around 30 journalists have already been detained in jail. The Myanmar army is beating democracy by proving its attack on the newspapers. It is not right…
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British PRIME MINISTER Boris to visit India at the end of April

British PRIME MINISTER Boris to visit India at the end of April

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is scheduled to visit India at the end of April. This was stated by the Prime Minister's Office in that country on Monday. This will be his first visit to India as Prime Minister after leaving the European Union and, of course, the first important international visit. He was scheduled to arrive in India on January 26 during Republic Day. But the visit was cancelled due to the growing number of diseases in Britain. That's when Boris Johnson, however, said he would come to India soon. It is finally learnt that he is coming to…
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