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California’s Diwali holiday law faces legal challenge

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California’s Diwali holiday law faces legal challenge

Washington, Jul 24 (PTI): A California law recognising Diwali as an official state holiday has run into a legal challenge with the court finding it in violation of several provisions of the federal and state constitutions. Read More

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18 Delhi Metro Stations To Remain Closed From Saturday. Here’s Why

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‘Thank You Friends’: PM Modi Expresses Gratitude To Youth For ‘Insightful Suggestions’ | WATCH

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