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Rājasthān
politics13 h ago

Rajasthan panchayat elections face disruptions during third phase

Violence was reported during the third phase of elections for the Rajasthan panchayat. Further details were not immediately available.

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Rājasthān
politics1 d ago

Explosion damages railway track in northern Rajasthan district

The blast, which occurred near 50 GB village, shattered two concrete railway sleepers beneath the tracks, dislodged the track clips and created a two-foot-deep crater at the site

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Rājasthān
politics2 d ago

Rajasthan records 70 percent voter turnout in rural poll phase three

An estimated 70 percent turnout was recorded across 11,869 polling stations in Rajasthan's third phase of rural elections. The vote occurred amid reports of boycotts in some areas.

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Rājasthān
governance2 d ago

Supreme Court Rules Typos Don't Necessitate Judge Strictures

The Supreme Court ruled that typographical errors in a judgment do not warrant strictures against a judge. The court addressed criticism from the Rajasthan High Court.

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