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One Email warns of attacks on Mumbai mayor’s office, Bachchan home, Diljit Dosanjh's concert

Oct 23 2026 7:30PM   Xtreme News India     529973660

One Email warns of attacks on Mumbai mayor’s office, Bachchan home, Diljit Dosanjh's concert

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Senior Journalist Association’s Mumbai Office to Be Inaugurated on Wednesday, October 21

Oct 19 2026 5:58PM   Xtreme News India     6520676

Senior Journalist Association’s Mumbai Office to Be Inaugurated on Wednesday, October 21The inauguration ceremony will be held at 4 p.m. at RDX Studio Bungalow, Part 2, 191, Aramnagar, opposite Ambemata Temple, Versova, Andheri (West), Mumbai, at the

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"India Is Not Bangladesh": Shashi Tharoor Agrees To Disagree With Kiren Rijiju Over "Regime Change"

Oct 19 2026 5:53PM   Xtreme News India     299963416

Earlier, Rijiju had launched a counter attack on the Opposition Congress and 29-year-old student activist from JNU Neha Bora, who did mention "regime change" while criticising the Centre over the voter roll cleanup exercise Special Intensive Revision

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'Internet Access Fundamental Right For Children': Supreme Court No To Age-Related Ban

Oct 17 2026 7:32PM   Xtreme News India     342570044

The Supreme Court has recognised access to the internet as a fundamental right even for children and has refused an age-related ban on internet use. "We have no hesitation in saying that the right to access and use the internet is a fundamental right

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