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China relented after intense pressure from the US, UK and France and even smaller countries, including Indonesia, the most populous Islamic country in the world which chaired the UN Sanctions Committee that formally made the designation, backing India, much to Pakistan’s embarrassment. India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Syed Akbaruddin said, “Big, small, all join together. Masood Azhar designated as a terrorist in @UN Sanctions list. Grateful to all for their support.”

Dismissing the agency’s contention of being exempt from RTI requests under section 24 of the RTI Act, the CIC said the CBI had “grossly erred” in invoking exemption under sections of the RTI Act. It directed that the information be shared with the appellant within 15 days and that a compliance report be filed.

The BJP played down the Sena’s demand, with party spokesperson GVL Narasimha Rao saying there’s no need for any such ban as “Under PM Narendra Modi’s leadership, India is safe”. In a clarification, Sena spokesperson Neelam Gorhe said the editorial was not the party’s official line.

Tej Bahadur had been given time till 11am on Wednesday to submit documents to explain the discrepancy. District election officer Surendra Singh examined the papers and reply in the presence of an EC representative in the afternoon and announced the rejection of Tej Bahadur’s nomination.

The quick response team (QRT) personnel from Kurkheda police station, over 150km from Nagpur, were headed towards Dadapur village near Purada, where the Maoists had torched dozens of vehicles of a Chhattisgarh-based road construction company earlier in the day, when the incident took place.

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Chandrayaan-2 has three modules: the orbiter, lander (Vikram) & rover (Pragyan). “The orbiter and lander modules will be interfaced mechanically and stacked together as an integrated module and accommodated inside the GSLV MK-III launch vehicle. The rover is housed inside the lander,” Isro said.

After the woman complainant withdrew from the inquiry proceedings by the panel comprising of Justices Bobde, Indu Malhotra and Indira Banerjee, the panel decided to proceed ex parte. This was as per its decision conveyed to the complainant on April 26, the first day of the inquiry, that if she withdrew at any point of time, then the inquiry would go on ex parte.

Collectively, the number of “active” students from these countries, at 5.8 lakh, comprised 49.5% of the total international students who hold an F visa or an M visa for academic and vocational studies, respectively. The data was released recently in its raw form by the US department of homeland security (DHS) and was based on SEVIS figures.

Here are the big sports events lined up for Thursday (May 2) that comprise the action from Indian Premier League (IPL) 2019 and New Zealand Open badminton tournament.

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MS Dhoni's prowess in the slog overs was on display yet again while home spinners bamboozled the Delhi Capitals batsmen as Chennai Super Kings prevailed in the IPL battle for top spot with a thumping 80-run win. The hosts put on board a fighting 179 for four and dismissed Delhi for just 99 in 16.2 over.

MS Dhoni's prowess in the slog overs was on display yet again while home spinners bamboozled the Delhi Capitals batsmen as Chennai Super Kings prevailed in the IPL battle for top spot with a thumping 80-run win. The hosts put on board a fighting 179 for four and dismissed Delhi for just 99 in 16.2 over.

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