President's Rule imposed in Maharashtra, what now?

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President's Rule imposed in Maharashtra, what now? Tuesday's imposition of President's rule in Maharashtra is the first instance in the 59-year-old history of the state when Article 356 has been invoked because of inability of political parties to form government after assembly elections Bolivia's election turmoil: a timeline Following the dramatic resignation of president Evo Morales, now in Mexico where he has been granted political asylum, here is a recap of turmoil in Bolivia, stemming from a disputed October 20 election New NPA wave? The curious case of millennial loan culture Millennials have been driving credit demand by a large margin in the past two years, and in what can potentially raise concerns for lenders, most of them have been taking the riskier unsecured loans, warns a report. Michigan teen who vaped received double lung transplant A Michigan teenager was the recipient of what could be the first double lung transplant on a person whose lungs were severely damaged from vaping, health officials said Tuesday. Rajapaksa brothers set to dominate Sri Lanka again Sri Lanka goes to the polls on Saturday for a presidential election that will be a decisive moment for its future. The country is still reeling from the Easter Sunday bombings of April 2019, in which more than 250 people died, as well as 18 months of political instability and infighting. Greta Thunberg to leave US, setting sail for Spain Swedish teen climate activist Greta Thunberg will leave North America and begin her return trip across the Atlantic on Wednesday aboard a 48-foot (15-meter) catamaran sailboat whose passengers include an 11-month-old baby. Air pollution in Afghan capital is deadlier than war Yousuf fled with his family from his home in eastern Afghanistan eight years ago to escape the war, but he couldn't escape tragedy. In the capital, Kabul, five of his children died, not from violence or bombings, but from air pollution, worsened by bitter cold and poverty. From Trotsky to Morales, Mexico's asylum tradition From Leon Trotsky to Luis Bunuel to Salvador Allende's widow, Mexico has a long tradition of offering asylum to political exiles -- right down to newly arrived Bolivian ex-president Evo Morales. Alibaba's Singles' Day sales hit record $38 bln, but growth slows Chinese retailer Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's sales for its 24-hour Singles' Day shopping blitz hit a record $38.4 billion, but sales growth for the annual shopping festival eased to 26%. US held nearly 70,000 migrant kids in custody in 2019 After being forcibly separated at the border by government officials, sexually abused in U.S. foster care and deported, she arrived back in Honduras withdrawn, anxious and angry, convinced her once-beloved father abandoned her.

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