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India has seen a rise in unofficial gold inflows since the government raised import tariffs on the precious metal earlier this year, widening margins for grey-market operators and hurting organised players. #gold#dutyhike#jewellers
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A revival in monsoon rains has accelerated planting of summer-sown crops such as cotton, soybean and rice across much of India, sharply reducing an earlier sowing deficit caused by below-normal rainfall. with @DashJatin#monsoon#ElNiño#rain#floods
When a Reuters reporter walked past the van last week, one computer display inside showed his face with a green rectangular box around it and a "face accuracy" match metric next to it. Soon after, a police officer inside shut the van's window. I report with @MunsifV
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"We have done it," said Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party that led the protests, to loud cheers at the Jantar Mantar protest site in New Delhi. Reporting with @aftabahmed00 from the ground for @Reuters https://t.co/4DX2lbUDgY
Reuters Flash: India has ordered telecom firms to disable mobile data services in central parts of the Delhi, in and around the site of youth protests, sources told Reuters. Companies are complying; there's no data/internet around Taj Hotel, India Gate, central parts of Delhi
Delivery workers arrived at a New Delhi protest site with food ordered by anonymous donors as more than 1,000 student protesters gathered at the Jantar Mantar protest movement in Delhi. Read more: https://t.co/35EfE9CI67
At least 25 people died in floods and landslides caused by torrential rain across northern and northeastern India over the weekend, officials said, with more rain predicted over the next few days https://t.co/9WqCoF3fQm
Kidnapped, raped, bundled into a sack and thrown into a pond by a gang of men while still alive, the brutal killing of 11-year-old has once again shone a spotlight on endemic sexual violence in India https://t.co/0hijwJvhM4