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As people mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II, we look back at 20 of the most significant buildings she opened during her reign of 70 years.

As people mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II, we look back at 20 of the most significant buildings she opened during her reign of 70 years.

On May 29, 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary and Nepalese sherpa Tenzing Norgay conquered the world's highest peak – Mount Everest. 
To commemorate the 69th anniver

Controversy over seniority of 1995, 1998 batches of JKP Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Mar 7: Division Bench of High Court, while deciding the controversy over the promotion of 1995 Executive and 1998 Armed Police officers, has set-aside the judgment of Full Bench of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) and remanded the case back. “The hearing by the Full Bench so constituted could not have been permitted on issues on which the Judicial Member and the Administrative Member were ad idem. F...

BERLIN (AP) — Most countries have made little to no progress in bringing down...

Wellington's water woes briefly came to Parliament on Thursday afternoon, with staff on precinct warned not to drink the water from the tap

Wellington's water woes briefly came to Parliament on Thursday afternoon, with staff on precinct warned not to drink the water from the tap

Wellington's water woes briefly came to Parliament on Thursday afternoon, with staff warned not to drink the water from taps.

Bizarre decision: Govt deploys Masters, Teachers to handle specialized jobs in FSL Bizarre decision: Govt deploys Masters, Teachers to handle specialized jobs in FSL No focus on recruitment, preference to adhocism Mohinder Verma JAMMU, May 13: In a bizarre decision, the Government has deployed Masters and Teachers in the Jammu and Kashmir Forensic Science Laboratory for manning key positions, which otherwise is a highly specialized task and is required to be handled by those having been trained...

Monday, 3 May 2021, 9:15 am Two significant events occurred when Parliament resumed after Easter on Tuesday 6 April: the Prime Minister Jacinda Adern revealed her Cabinet’s choice of Monday 19 April as the date for ending Covid-19 restrictions on trans-Tasman travel; and the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Select Committee announced that it would conduct an inquiry into the review of Radio New Zealand’s charter. The news of when a trans-Tasman travel “bubble” would open h...