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3 stories on #IST: A grenade attack in Punjab, why SC rapped TN Guv & John Lennon comes back to life

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Description: 3 stories on #IST: A grenade attack in Punjab, why SC rapped TN Guv & John Lennon comes back to life

In this episode of #IndianStandardTime, The Tribune’s editor-in-chief Jyoti Malhotra discusses three most interesting stories of the day — the grenade attack in Punjab, why the Supreme Court has rapped the Tamil Nadu Governor on his knuckles and how John...

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Updated At : 09:36 AM Apr 09, 2025 IST

In this episode of #IndianStandardTime, The Tribune’s editor-in-chief Jyoti Malhotra discusses three most interesting stories of the day — the grenade attack in Punjab, why the Supreme Court has rapped the Tamil Nadu Governor on his knuckles and how John Lennon has been brought back to life Watch

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