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On Engineer Rashid's Delaying J&K Cabinet Suggestion, Omar Abdullah Says...
National Conference leader Omar Abdullah on Monday said Lok Sabha member Sheikh Abdul Rashid's suggestion for delaying government formation till restoration of statehood was playing into the hands of the BJP.
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Engineer Rashid Granted Bail To Fetch Votes From People Of Kashmir, Says Omar Abdullah
Jailed MP Engineer Rashid has been granted bail to fetch votes from the people of Kashmir, not serve them, National Conference vice-president Omar Abdullah said on Tuesday.
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"Campaign Cost Rs 27,000": Son Of Man Who Beat Omar Abdullah
It cost only Rs 27,000 to campaign and defeat National Conference leader and former chief minister Omar Abdullah from the Baramulla seat, said 22-year-old Abrar Rashid, son of jailed leader Sheikh Abdul Rashid who is leading by over 4 lakh votes.
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IPL 2020, Qualifier 2, DC vs SRH: All-Round Marcus Stoinis, Ruthless Kagiso Rabada Give Delhi Capitals First Final
IPL 2020, Qualifier 2, DC vs SRH: Marcus Stoinis scored 38 and returned three wickets while Kagiso Rabada picked three wickets in a crucial 19th over to help Delhi Capitals make their first IPL final.
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Suicide Bomb In Market In Somalia Capital Kills 39, Injures Over 50
A car bomb ripped through a market in Mogadishu on Sunday, killing 39 people and injuring over 50 others, a local official said, days after Somalia elected a new president.
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Omar Abdullah Terms Pakistan Envoy's Statement As 'Body Blow' To PM Modi
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah today termed as a "body blow" to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Pakistan policy the statement of Pakistan envoy Abdul Basit that peace process with India has been suspended.
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New Taliban Leader Facing Tension as Top Official Quits
A top Taliban official announced his resignation on Tuesday amid a growing leadership struggle in the Afghan insurgent movement after news of the death of leader Mullah Mohammad Omar last week.
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For Rent: 52-Room Villas in the Beverly Hills of Kabul
The houses are painted in gaudy carnival colours, with multi-tier chandeliers, ornately gilded porticos and giant eagle rooftop sculptures, in a neighbourhood touted as the Beverly Hills of Kabul.
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Holy Cow. Here's a Lesson for Jammu and Kashmir's Exam System.
One of the many candidates for next week's polytechnic entrance exams in Kashmir, one has made news already: Ms Kachir Gow. She might not be a prodigy, but she is unique. Kachir Gow is a brown cow. And her owner Abdul Rashid says come what may, he would take her to exam hall on May 10.
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Suspected Senior Islamic State Militant "Killed in Drone Attack"
A missile-firing drone killed six people in Afghanistan today including a veteran militant believed to have defected to Islamic State (IS) from the Taliban, Afghan officials said.
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In Kashmir, He Crawled a Kilometre to Vote
Around 10 in the morning, the temperature in Kashmir's Ganderbal hovered around 7 degrees Celsius. But neither cold, nor disability could keep 54-year-old Abdul Majid at home today. The state had an appointment with democracy.
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Congress Minister Sham Lal Sharma Resigns From Omar Abdullah Ministry
Ahead of announcement of elections in Jammu and Kashmir, Congress Minister Sham Lal Sharma, who has been facing criticism over handling of recent floods, has tendered his resignation from the Omar Abdullah ministry.
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Jammu and Kashmir: official stopped ambulance, 80-year-old patient died on way alleges family
The family of an 80-year-old man in Jammu and Kashmir has alleged that he died after the ambulance that was taking him to hospital was stopped by an official for using its siren continuously.
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Pakistan releases senior Taliban commander: official
Pakistan on Saturday released its most senior Afghan Taliban detainee, Abdul Ghani Baradar, a senior official of the interior ministry told AFP, in a move Kabul hopes will encourage peace talks with the insurgents.
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Pakistan to free Taliban's former second in command ahead of peace talks
Pakistan will release former Afghan Taliban second-in-command, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, as soon as this month to help advance peace efforts in neighbouring Afghanistan, Pakistan's foreign policy chief said today.
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On Engineer Rashid's Delaying J&K Cabinet Suggestion, Omar Abdullah Says...
National Conference leader Omar Abdullah on Monday said Lok Sabha member Sheikh Abdul Rashid's suggestion for delaying government formation till restoration of statehood was playing into the hands of the BJP.
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Engineer Rashid Granted Bail To Fetch Votes From People Of Kashmir, Says Omar Abdullah
Jailed MP Engineer Rashid has been granted bail to fetch votes from the people of Kashmir, not serve them, National Conference vice-president Omar Abdullah said on Tuesday.
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"Campaign Cost Rs 27,000": Son Of Man Who Beat Omar Abdullah
It cost only Rs 27,000 to campaign and defeat National Conference leader and former chief minister Omar Abdullah from the Baramulla seat, said 22-year-old Abrar Rashid, son of jailed leader Sheikh Abdul Rashid who is leading by over 4 lakh votes.
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IPL 2020, Qualifier 2, DC vs SRH: All-Round Marcus Stoinis, Ruthless Kagiso Rabada Give Delhi Capitals First Final
IPL 2020, Qualifier 2, DC vs SRH: Marcus Stoinis scored 38 and returned three wickets while Kagiso Rabada picked three wickets in a crucial 19th over to help Delhi Capitals make their first IPL final.
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Suicide Bomb In Market In Somalia Capital Kills 39, Injures Over 50
A car bomb ripped through a market in Mogadishu on Sunday, killing 39 people and injuring over 50 others, a local official said, days after Somalia elected a new president.
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Omar Abdullah Terms Pakistan Envoy's Statement As 'Body Blow' To PM Modi
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah today termed as a "body blow" to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Pakistan policy the statement of Pakistan envoy Abdul Basit that peace process with India has been suspended.
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New Taliban Leader Facing Tension as Top Official Quits
A top Taliban official announced his resignation on Tuesday amid a growing leadership struggle in the Afghan insurgent movement after news of the death of leader Mullah Mohammad Omar last week.
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For Rent: 52-Room Villas in the Beverly Hills of Kabul
The houses are painted in gaudy carnival colours, with multi-tier chandeliers, ornately gilded porticos and giant eagle rooftop sculptures, in a neighbourhood touted as the Beverly Hills of Kabul.
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Holy Cow. Here's a Lesson for Jammu and Kashmir's Exam System.
One of the many candidates for next week's polytechnic entrance exams in Kashmir, one has made news already: Ms Kachir Gow. She might not be a prodigy, but she is unique. Kachir Gow is a brown cow. And her owner Abdul Rashid says come what may, he would take her to exam hall on May 10.
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Suspected Senior Islamic State Militant "Killed in Drone Attack"
A missile-firing drone killed six people in Afghanistan today including a veteran militant believed to have defected to Islamic State (IS) from the Taliban, Afghan officials said.
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In Kashmir, He Crawled a Kilometre to Vote
Around 10 in the morning, the temperature in Kashmir's Ganderbal hovered around 7 degrees Celsius. But neither cold, nor disability could keep 54-year-old Abdul Majid at home today. The state had an appointment with democracy.
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Congress Minister Sham Lal Sharma Resigns From Omar Abdullah Ministry
Ahead of announcement of elections in Jammu and Kashmir, Congress Minister Sham Lal Sharma, who has been facing criticism over handling of recent floods, has tendered his resignation from the Omar Abdullah ministry.
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Jammu and Kashmir: official stopped ambulance, 80-year-old patient died on way alleges family
The family of an 80-year-old man in Jammu and Kashmir has alleged that he died after the ambulance that was taking him to hospital was stopped by an official for using its siren continuously.
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Pakistan releases senior Taliban commander: official
Pakistan on Saturday released its most senior Afghan Taliban detainee, Abdul Ghani Baradar, a senior official of the interior ministry told AFP, in a move Kabul hopes will encourage peace talks with the insurgents.
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Pakistan to free Taliban's former second in command ahead of peace talks
Pakistan will release former Afghan Taliban second-in-command, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, as soon as this month to help advance peace efforts in neighbouring Afghanistan, Pakistan's foreign policy chief said today.
