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JAMMU: As the BJP swept to power with a spectacular performance for a second term, all eyes are now on government formation the process for which has been set in motion with the council of ministers led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi tendering their resignation which was accepted by President Ram Nath Kovind, paving way for Modi-led new government. Newly elected MPs of the BJP-led NDA will meet on Saturday to formally elect Modi as their leader, even as an announcement on the date of swearing-in ceremony of new Prime Minister could be made after the meeting.
Saturday, May 25, 2019:Aligarh, May 25: Two days after being re-elected as BJP MP, Satish Gautam said that his first priority will be to send the portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) to Pakistan.
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Saturday, May 25, 2019:Kolhapur, May 25 (UNI) The prices of M 30 and S 30 grades of sugar rates remained steady in Kolhapur sugar market on Saturday to Rs 3280/3300 and Rs 3180/3200 per quintal respectively. There was no trading in the Kolhapur gur market today.
Saturday, May 25, 2019:New Delhi, May 25 (IANS) Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora accompanied by other officials met President Ram Nath Kovind on Saturday and submitted a copy of the notification which contains the names of members elected to the 17th Lok Sabha.
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'Saturday, May 25, 2019': New Delhi, May 25 (IANS) Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora accompanied by other officials met President Ram Nath Kovind on Saturday and submitted a copy of the notification which contains the names of members elected to the 17th Lok Sabha. Kovind congratulated Arora and Election Commissioners Ashok Lavasa and Sushil Chandra on the successful completion of the electoral process in the country. The President appreciated the efforts of the Election Commission, its entire staff, other public officials who were involved in management and superintendence of the campaign and polling, and police and security personnel for working tirelessly and diligently in the election.
'Saturday, May 25, 2019': Srinagar, May 25: Director General of Police and Prisons Dilbagh Singh on Saturday visited Central Jail, Srinagar, and held security review meeting with senior jail officers and CRPF officers on security duties, a police spokesman said this afternoon. He said during the meeting the DGP impressed upon the officers to ensure that the security of the Central Jail is further augmented in view of the incident of the rioting and violence in the Central Jail recently leading to serious intervention and action against the culprits for causing damage to the jail buildings and other infrastructure. Progress on the case FIR Number 19/2019 registered at Police Station Rainawari in this regard was reviewed with the Zonal police officers.
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Mathura/Agra, Dec 31: On any busy traffic crossing in the historic Mughal city of Agra, one would be surprised to see the number of women on two-wheelers. Not only young girls, but more and more middle-aged women, including housewives, are now seen enjoying their new-found freedom of mobility, a stark contrast from a few years ago. One can witness similar scenes some 60 kilometers away in Mathura, the city considered sacred by Hindus being the birthplace of Lord Krishna. Mathura resident Pawani Khandelwal, who describes herself as a raging feminist, truly believes that something as simple as riding a two-wheeler can transform lives of middle-aged housewives in small towns where even switching from wearing a saree to a salwar-suit is seen as a revolution.