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Authorities assure the High Court that 'public purpose' for reclaiming prime Lutyens' Delhi land, after 42 years of no security issues, is not a pretext for further commercial development.
Officials confirm the latest tranche of government employment solidifies the state's reputation for 'transparency,' which they insist is entirely unrelated to national concerns over examination paper leaks.
Officials confirm that despite requiring 58 votes per seat and possessing only 48 surplus votes, the ruling party's commitment to democratic process includes ensuring the opposition's elected representatives remain physically present for voting.
Officials confirm the upcoming diplomatic framework will build upon the successes of the November and April ceasefires, both of which successfully paused hostilities for the time it took military logistics units to reload.
Officials confirm that all necessary paperwork for investigating 'IT consultancy services' without 'deliverables or work output' was expedited within days of a crucial legal affirmation, conveniently aligning with recent political shifts.
Officials confirm the apex court spent another session reiterating basic filial duty to 'financially sound businessmen' who received property via gift deeds, then promptly forgot their parents.