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Jalebi jibe: BJP’s sweet dig at Congress during Cabinet briefing after Haryana win
This sweet dig was aimed at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who had promised to promote Haryana-made delicacies globally and send jalebis to the Prime Minister if his party won the state
Tribune News Service
Punjab
Centre approves Rs 4,406 crore project to develop 2,280 km border roads in Punjab, Rajasthan
Also okays supply of fortified rice under scheme at a cost of Rs 17,082 crore
Tribune News Service
India
2 Hindu traders kidnapped by gangsters in Pakistan’s Punjab
The incident occurs in Rahim Yar Khan, over 500 km from Lahore, the capital of Pakistan's Punjab province
PTI
India
Doctors say mass resignation ‘symbolic’, healthcare services largely unaffected in Bengal
Around 35 doctors of North Bengal Medical College and Hospital in Siliguri give mass resignation in support of junior doctors’ protest in Kolkata
PTI
Delhi
AAP to go solo in Delhi polls, shuns Congress
Blames Congress for not taking alliance partners seriously in Haryana and ultimately facing a rout due to its 'overconfidence'
PTI

India
Maharashtra must follow Haryana in rejecting ‘hateful conspiracies of Congress, urban naxals’: PM Modi
An unusually ballistic PM singled out the Congress accusing it of playing politics of communalism and casteism
Aditi Tandon
India
Opposition's 'fake narrative' smashed: Fadnavis on BJP's Haryana poll victory
Elections to the 288-member Maharashtra Assembly are likely to be held next month.
PTI
India
Money-laundering case: Shilpa Shetty, husband challenge ED eviction notices in HC
Court issues notice to ED; next hearing on October 10
PTI
Top Headlines
8 crore members in 30 days! Why BJP is euphoric about feat
Before drive had 18 crore members; target now 20 crore | Campaign to continue till October end
Aditi Tandon
Haryana
Rahul Gandhi's first reaction post Haryana drubbing
Says Congress analysing 'unexpected' results and will apprise the Election Commission about complaints received from various constituencies of the state
Tribune News Service

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