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Bokaro: River banks and local water bodies in Bokaro saw a massive gathering of men, women and children as Chhath revellers gathered to offer prayers .

Lakhs of devotees offered arghya to the setting Sun at the ghats along the Ganga and the Varuna as well as other waterbodies on the third day of Chhath festival in Varanasi. Get the latest updates on Chhath Puja celebrations in Varanasi.

After the two-headed mythical bird Gandaberunda in Akshata Murthy’s necklace sparked our interest, a look at 10 more fantastical beings featured Indian jewellery.

Mandya district minister N Cheluvarayaswamy accuses JD(S) president HD Kumaraswamy of being jealous and making baseless allegations against chief minister Siddaramaiah and DCM DK Shivakumar. Cheluvarayaswamy expresses sadness over Kumaraswamy's inability to accept progress and wishes for his patience.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has stated that he will retire from politics if it is proven that he has taken money in any government transfer

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Siddaramaiah said he would retire from politics, if it is proved that he had taken money, even in a single transfer case of government officials following a repeated attack by JD(S) state president H.D. Kumaraswamy accusing Siddaramaiah and his son Yathindra of a ‘cash for transfer’ racket.

With Janata Dal-Secular state president H D Kumaraswamy repeatedly attacking him and his son Yathindra, a former Congress MLA, accusing them of a cash for transfer racket, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said he will retire from politics, if proved that he has taken money, even in a single transfer case of government officials.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said he will retire from politics, if proven that he has taken money, even in a single transfer case of government officials.