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"Take corrective steps": Delhi High Court to Marathi news channel Lokshahi
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"Take corrective steps": Delhi High Court to Marathi news channel Lokshahi

A day after news channel Lokshahi Marathi approached the Delhi High Court seeking relief against a 30-day broadcast ban on it, the Court has told its owners to take corrective steps. Read for all the details.

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Cabinet hikes dearness allowance for govt employees

Union Cabinet approves a 4% increase in dearness allowance and dearness relief for central government employees and pensioners. Read the whole report to know when this will be applicable.

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