Sugar price rise not related to diversion for ethanol: Centre issues clarification
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Tamaki Aims to Make DPFP Top Upper House Opposition Party
Tokyo, Aug. 21 (Jiji Press)--Democratic Party for the People head Yuichiro Tamaki vowed Friday to make his party the biggest opposition force in the House of Councillors after the 2028 election for…
- Yuichiro Tamaki aims to lead DPFP as top opposition in 2028 election.
- DPFP leadership election set for September 6.
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Prince Harry hit with £9.5m Daily Mail legal bill
Prince Harry and six other high-profile figures have been ordered to pay £9.54m towards the Daily Mail publisher’s legal costs after losing their long-running privacy case.
Court jails youths over phone snatching, others in Yola
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Roads Minister warns against sabotaging gov't compensation in road projects
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Indonesia Yet to Open Door to Foreign Aid for NTT Earthquake
Indonesia appreciates the messages of condolence, concern, and solidarity from friendly countries regarding the NTT earthquake.
- Indonesia relies on its own capabilities for NTT earthquake response, not foreign aid.
- 83 deaths and 986 injuries reported from 7.7 magnitude earthquake on Flores island.
- China offers assistance to Indonesia based on needs after the earthquake disaster.
Bombay HC Slams Thane Restaurant Over Analog Paneer Use, Says Customers Have Right To Know What They Eat
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which has frequently faced criticism from the Bombay High Court over its action against eateries, found itself on the other side of the courtroom…