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Try renaming your controller to NewsesController.php and change the class name inside of the file to match the file.

class NewsesController extends BaseController {

Then in your route use:

Route::get ('news', 'NewsesController@index');
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i have already tried this but no result

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Check your app.php file in the /app/config directory. And set debug mode to true so we can see the actual error message.

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First set your app in debug mode by going to config/app.php and change debug to true.

Now you will find what the error is

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Thank you guys now my problem is solved.i am new in laravel so you if guys give me some tips that will be helpful to me

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Check out laracasts.com. They have lots of great videos for just about anything you would want to learn from developer's best practices to all the features of laravel.

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