Evening news wrap: Sukhbir Badal attacked in Nanded; Air India begins pilot drug testing, & more
Sukhbir Singh Badal faced a kirpan attack at a Nanded gurdwara, while a police inspector was injured. Air India has initiated mandatory substance screening for all its pilots following a recent incident. Ukraine's President Zelenskyy is requesting more Patriot missiles from the United States. The Indian Air Force is moving forward with a large transport aircraft acquisition deal.
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Christian Council hails referring FCRA amendment Bill to JPC
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HDPT chief calls for conservation of Gundlakamma river
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APCRDA hands over residential complex for MLAs and MLCs in Amaravati to GAD
It comprises 12 towers with 288 flats of 3,500 square feet each; Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu inspects the modern infrastructure provided in the complex