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Where is Geeta's Family? NDTV Report Offers New Info, Says Government
For three weeks now, the story of Geeta, a deaf-mute woman who lost her family when she wandered over one of the world's most militarised borders, has captivated both India and Pakistan.
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Sad That More Than 200 People Died Over My Conviction, Says Jayalalithaa
J Jayalalithaa, primed to return as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, said that her acquittal today in a corruption case, has allowed her to "emerge like pure tested gold."
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Before Calling Off Pakistan Talks, a Warning Issued Over the Phone
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's invitation to his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif to his swearing-in ceremony in May was seen by many as a welcome signal of a possible new cooperation between the neighbours.
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Assam Violence: Relatives of Baksa Victims Perform Last Rites
The family members of those killed in the targeted attacks by suspected National Democratic Front of Bodoland (Songbhijit faction) militants in Assam's Baksa district buried the bodies on Sunday night.
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67 Kashmiri students, suspended for cheering for Pakistan, to return to UP college
A university in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, will revoke its suspension of 67 Kashmiri students for cheering for the Pakistani cricket team in a match against India.
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Boeing 787 Dreamliners to begin operations from tomorrow, says government
Air India will begin flying Boeing 787 Dreamliners on domestic routes from tomorrow. Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh today said that international operations will begin from May 22.
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Where is Geeta's Family? NDTV Report Offers New Info, Says Government
For three weeks now, the story of Geeta, a deaf-mute woman who lost her family when she wandered over one of the world's most militarised borders, has captivated both India and Pakistan.
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Sad That More Than 200 People Died Over My Conviction, Says Jayalalithaa
J Jayalalithaa, primed to return as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, said that her acquittal today in a corruption case, has allowed her to "emerge like pure tested gold."
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Before Calling Off Pakistan Talks, a Warning Issued Over the Phone
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's invitation to his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif to his swearing-in ceremony in May was seen by many as a welcome signal of a possible new cooperation between the neighbours.
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Assam Violence: Relatives of Baksa Victims Perform Last Rites
The family members of those killed in the targeted attacks by suspected National Democratic Front of Bodoland (Songbhijit faction) militants in Assam's Baksa district buried the bodies on Sunday night.
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67 Kashmiri students, suspended for cheering for Pakistan, to return to UP college
A university in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, will revoke its suspension of 67 Kashmiri students for cheering for the Pakistani cricket team in a match against India.
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Boeing 787 Dreamliners to begin operations from tomorrow, says government
Air India will begin flying Boeing 787 Dreamliners on domestic routes from tomorrow. Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh today said that international operations will begin from May 22.
