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11:59 amThousands take part in Mangaluru Dasara Marathon
11:53 amLadakh groups reject government proposal, call it ‘significant departure’ from assurances
11:45 amJapan to launch spacecraft on a mission to get samples from a Martian moon
11:40 amKolkata stampede: Mamata faction alleges Durga Puja pandal panel has ‘links’ to CM's nephew, BJP hits back
11:39 amRussian military satellite stalks U.S. radar satellite in orbit
11:38 amJust Like That | Jantar Mantar: From the science of the stars to the politics of dissent
11:33 amDelhi draft e-rickshaw policy proposes 2.5 lakh vehicle cap, ownership limits, stricter rules

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Man linked to Amritpal party held for tearing Punjab CM's posters during drug protest

Reported by The Times Of India 17 Oct 2026, 11:23 pm IST 1 min read

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Police in Patiala arrested dairy farmer Karamvir Singh for allegedly tearing Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann’s posters during Oct 15 shutdown; villagers protest, say victimisation.

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Section: World
Topics: Crime & safety, Farmers & agriculture
Places: Punjab
First reported by: The Times Of India
Reporter: bharat khanna
Published: Saturday, 17 October 2026, 11:23 pm IST
Coverage: One outlet so far

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