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A crucial meeting of Nepal's ruling communist party to decide the political future of embattled Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli was postponed. Stay tuned with Business Standard for the latest news

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At least 43 people died when lightning struck them in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, as monsoon rains spread across India. Mumbai suburbs and neighbouring Thane received more than 100 mm rainfall in 24 hours along with high tide hitting the shores, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.

A crucial meeting of Nepal's ruling communist party to decide the political future of embattled Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli was postponed until Monday to allow more time for the top leadership to iron out their differences over his style of functioning and anti-India statements.

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The appointment order was issued by the Department of Personnel of Rajasthan on Sunday night.
 

Along with this, three more IAS officers have been transferred.

12:35 AM

Israeli military says Gaza militants fired 3 rockets

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Israel's Channel 12 TV said two rockets landed in open areas, causing no damage or injuries.
 
The army said it intercepted a third rocket fired later Sunday evening. There was no immediate Israeli reaction, although the military usually responds to rocket fire with airstrikes on militant targets in Gaza.
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10:45 PM

Anti-racism groups in Paris call out coloniser street names

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Instead, the protesters marched around a monument in front of the French capital's Museum of Immigration, waving signs with proposed new street names and symbolically renaming them with each circle.
 
A Paris police official said the organizers failed to declare their march route properly and so were held in place. The city has seen several protests in recent weeks against police brutality, racial injustice or economic injustice, and some have erupted in tensions.
 
Sunday's protest wrapped up peacefully.
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10:09 PM

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9:49 PM

Akash becomes India's 66th chess Grand Master

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9:45 PM

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The Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation Limited (DFCCIL), the implementing agency of the project, has till now managed to get back 7,000 labourers, taking the number of workers at sites to 22,000 from 15,000.
 
It brought them back by arranging buses and getting bulk bookings on trains.
 
To facilitate their movement, the agency also submitted letters to district administration and arranged for e-passes for contractors.
9:04 PM

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First Published: Jul 04 2020 | 7:31 AM IST