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The big news: Kerala Police suspect cannibalism in human sacrifice case, and nine other top stories - Vimarsana News

The big news: Kerala Police suspect cannibalism in human sacrifice case, and nine other top stories

Other headlines: Retail inflation increased to 7.41% from 7% in August, and Centre approved Rs 22,000 crore to three state-owned oil companies.

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Congress presidential polls: It is Shashi Tharoor vs Mallikarjun Kharge - Vimarsana News

Congress presidential polls: It is Shashi Tharoor vs Mallikarjun Kharge

Kharge on Friday quit as Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha ahead of the elections in line with the party’s ‘one person, one post’ rule.

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No power to ban political parties, candidates for hate speech, Election Commission tells SC - Vimarsana News

No power to ban political parties, candidates for hate speech, Election Commission tells SC

The poll panel pointed out that there is no specific law to curb hate speech.

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Noida: Woman arrested for slapping security guard as he allegedly did not open gate immediately - Vimarsana News

Noida: Woman arrested for slapping security guard as he allegedly did not open gate immediately

This is the second time in a month that a security worker has been assaulted in the Uttar Pradesh city by a resident.

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Attorney general refuses to start contempt proceedings against Kapil Sibal for his remarks about SC - Vimarsana News

Attorney general refuses to start contempt proceedings against Kapil Sibal for his remarks about SC

Commenting about Zakia Jafri and PMLA case verdicts, the Rajya Sabha MP had said on August 6 that there was no hope left in the Supreme Court.

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