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Hindustan Times Uttarakhand, 20 Julio 2026

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ArticleOppn walks out from all-party meet, stormy Parl ses­sion ahead

An all-party meet­ing con­vened by the gov­ern­ment ahead of Par­lia­ment’s Mon­soon Ses­sion on Sunday saw the entire oppos­i­tion sta­ging a sym­bolic walkout over the invit­a­tion to rebel TMC MPS and a demand for a dis­cus­sion on the issues of Ram...

Oppn walks out from all-party meet, stormy Parl ses­sion ahead

Article8 dead, 6 miss­ing after flash floods in Jammu

At least eight people were killed and six, includ­ing a six-month-old infant, went miss­ing after heavy rains triggered land­slides and flash floods in Jammu and Kash­mir’s twin bor­der dis­tricts of Poonch and Rajouri early Sunday. Res­cue teams...

8 dead, 6 miss­ing after flash floods in Jammu

ArticleEng­land wins World Cup Bronze in 10-goal thriller

LONDON: UK Prime Min­is­ter Keir Starmer expressed pride over the Eng­land national foot­ball team after they secured the bronze medal in the FIFA World Cup 2026 after defeat­ing France 6-4 in a breath­tak­ing, record­break­ing 10-goal thriller at the...

Eng­land wins World Cup Bronze in 10-goal thriller

ArticleDecision to shift Wangchuk to hos­pital not arbit­rary, rules HC

NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Sunday refused to grant interim relief to act­iv­ist Sonam Wangchuk’s wife, Git­an­jali J Angmo, seek­ing his imme­di­ate dis­charge from Saf­dar­jung Hos­pital and trans­fer to Med­anta Hos­pital, observing that...

Decision to shift Wangchuk to hos­pital not arbit­rary, rules HC