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Amid a renewed clash between the AAP government and the Lieutenant Governor (LG) over the alleged withholding of funds for the 'Farishtey Dilli Ke' sc

Jammu: The Crime Branch of Jammu and Kashmir Police on Wednesday filed a chargesheet against an impersonator posing as an Army major for allegedly duping a job aspirant in Samba district, an official said. A 313-page charge sheet was filed against the accused Deepak Kumar, a resident of village Hiranagar-Kathua, by the economic offences wing of crime branch Jammu in the

Jammu Tawi, Dec 6: The Economic Offences Wing – of Jammu Crime Branch Jammu charge-sheeted a man impersonating as Army Major for duping a victim of Rs 5 lakh to arrange a job in MES. The Crime Branch spokesman said that 313 page charge-sheet has been produced against accused - Deepak Kumar, resident of village

A total of 504 players went under the hammer here on Thursday as nine franchises bid for the finest volleyball talent in India ahead of Season 3 of the Prime Volleyball League.Representing, the North Belt, Delhi Toofans joined the likes of ...

Evicted from their homes, dispossessed of land and poorly compensated, Ayodhya residents question the price they have had to pay for the town’s development.

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Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. The Crime Branch of Jammu and Kashmir Police on Wednesday filed a chargesheet against an impersonator posing as an Army major for allegedly duping a job aspirant in Samba district, an official said. Latest News | Fake Army Major Chargesheeted for Job Fraud in Jammu.

According to the report, young villagers from Myanmar were allegedly were enticed to sell their kidneys to wealthy Burmese patients.

The Health Ministry's National Organ and Tissue Transplantation Organisation (NOTTO) is investigating claims of a cash-for-kidney scam at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital. The State Organ and Tissue Transplant Organisation (SOTTO) will also look ...

A report by ‘The Telegraph’ claimed that the hospital flew in young villagers from Myanmar and paid them to donate kidneys to rich Burmese patients.