The US Department of Defence expects to complete the first phase of Operation Faithful Patriot, which aims to deploy thousands of soldiers along the southern border of the country in order to prevent access for two migrant caravans.


Pentagon hopes to complete first phase of its border mission


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Producer and former censor board chief Pahlaj Nihalani has moved the Bombay High Court to fight the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) against multiple cuts ordered for his film "Rangeela Raja".


Pahlaj Nihalani moves Bombay HC against CBFC's cuts in his film


In compliance with the Supreme Court order, Karnataka has notified the time to burst crackers during Diwali festival from 8 to 10 p.m., an official said on Monday.


Karnataka notifies cracker bursting from 8-10 pm


Myanmar will receive the first batch of 2,260 displaced people from Bangladesh starting from December 15, authorities said on Monday.


Myanmar to receive over 2,200 returnees from Bangladesh


The sons of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi issued an emotional appeal for the return of their father's body, in their first interview since he was killed in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October.


Khashoggi's sons ask for his body


Delhi-based journalist Abhijit Iyer Mitra on Saturday submitted an affidavit to a committee of the Odisha Assembly over breach of privilege of the legislators.


Abhijit submits affidavit with Odisha House committee


Kerala's Sabarimala town where the famed Lord Ayyappa shrine is located came under complete police control on Saturday ahead of its day-long opening on November 5, a senior official said.


Sabarimala temple comes under total police control


As the #MeToo movement is gaining momentum in India, Ukrainian filmmaker Dar Gai came out in support of it and revealed that she too had been a victim of it.


People tried to molest me too: Ukrainian Director


Sahara India Commercial Corporation (SICCL) on Friday said that market regulator SEBI's order to refund Rs 14,000 crore to the company's investors with annual interest of 15 per cent goes against the spirit of natural law.


SEBI's latest refund order goes against natural law: Sahara


The Supreme Court on Friday allowed viewing of G.D Agarwal's body, the environment engineer and activist who died in Rishikesh following indefinite hunger strike for a clean Ganga.


SC allows viewing of Ganga activist's body


The Police has to do a preliminary enquiry before registering a First Information Report (FIR) against former minister M.J. Akbar, who has been accused of rape by his former colleague in her article written in a US based newspaper.


Enquiry required before registering rape FIR on complaint: Law experts


A local court on Friday granted bail to former BSP MP's son who threatened a man with a pistol at a luxury hotel last month.


Court grants bail to BSP leader's son who wielded pistol


The Centre has issued order to Madhya Pradesh government to immediately shut an adoption agency following gross violation of norms, the Women and Child Development Ministry (WCD) said on Friday.


Centre orders shutting of adoption agency in Madhya Pradesh


West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress on Friday held protests across the state against the killing of five Bengalis in Assam's Tinsukia as it put the blame on the Assam government and their NRC move.


Assam killings: TMC links deaths to NRC, protests in Bengal


In a relief to the BJP chief, the Bombay High Court on Friday dismissed a petition questioning the CBI's decision of not challenging a lower court order discharging Amit Shah in the Sohrabuddin Sheikh encounter case.


Bombay HC rejects plea against CBI relief to Amit Shah


The US military has apologised for including discriminatory language in a manual offered to troops deployed in Saudi Arabia.


US military apologises for discriminatory language in manual


The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed an appeal by the CBI challenging a 2005 Delhi High Court order quashing charges against UK-based Hinduja Brothers for alleged kickbacks in the purchase of 155 mm Howitzer Bofors guns.


SC dismisses CBI appeal in Bofors case over delay


More than 1,000 Google employees here on Thursday joined global walkout in the city's downtown area to protest workplace sexual harassment at the world's top internet company.


Google employees in San Francisco join worldwide walkout


Hundreds of Google employees in the city here walked out of the company's Big Apple offices on Thursday as part of a global protest against the tech giant's handling of sexual harassment cases.


Google employees walkout over handling of sexual misconduct


The suspect charged with killing 11 people at a synagogue in the US city of Pittsburgh pleaded not guilty on Thursday, according to records of court proceedings.


Pittsburgh synagogue shooter pleads not guilty to charges


Strongly condemning the gunning down of five people in Assam's Tinsukia district, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday demaned the punishment of the perpetrators at the earliest.

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