BJP national president Nitin Nabin to attend party’s state executive committee meet in Ranchi
BJP national president Nitin Nabin to attend Jharkhand state executive committee meet in Ranchi on Oct 24-25; arrives Oct 23, to address inaugural session.
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BJP national president Nitin Nabin to attend Jharkhand state executive committee meet in Ranchi on Oct 24-25; arrives Oct 23, to address inaugural session.
Chelsea and Liverpool retain a serious interest in Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott; Manchester City, Arsenal, Manchester United and Tottenham were interested before they strengthened their midfield with other options in the summer; Scott made his full England debut earlier this month
Hanan Issa's poem To Grow, referring to Gaza and trans healthcare, was rejected from the ceremony.
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The National Trust says despite rainfall and cooler conditions, hotspots remain at Dunwich Heath.
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The high-end sports card and memorabilia market has reached new heights in 2026, with multiple sales crossing the $10 million threshold as significant pieces of sports history and ultra-rare cards have made national news after changing hands.
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