Officials have laid out a structured plan. Each dog will receive Chicken Rice twice daily, but distribution will begin only after stray dog shelters are constructed across the city
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ASC marks 265th Corps Day in Bengaluru
.
BENGALURU: The Army Service Corps (ASC), the oldest and one of the largest logistic arms of the Indian Army, marked its 265th Corps Day at ASC Centre and College in Bengaluru on Monday with a day of remembrance and tributes. Read More
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ASC marks 265th Corps Day in Bengaluru
.
BENGALURU: The Army Service Corps (ASC), the oldest and one of the largest logistic arms of the Indian Army, marked its 265th Corps Day at ASC Centre and College in Bengaluru on Monday with a day of remembrance and tributes. Read More
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The wife had approached the high court, questioning the very basis of the trial court’s decision
Go to Source
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The directive also restricts the use of personal mobile phones, allowing them only for essential communication during designated breaks in non-operational zones. Read More
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ASC marks 265th Corps Day in Bengaluru
.
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