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Suspended IAS Officer To Be Questioned In Andamans In Gang-Rape Case
Former chief secretary of Andaman and Nicobar Islands Jitendra Narain arrived in Port Blair on Thursday, following a Calcutta High Court order to appear before a Special Investigation Team, which is probing alleged gangrape charges against him.
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Andaman boat tragedy: Shattered families blame negligence
One person is still missing in the boat tragedy in the Andaman Islands on Sunday in which 21 people died and 29 were rescued. The owner of the private tourist boat is being questioned and may be arrested as the administration has filed an FIR under Section 304 or culpable homicide not amounting to murder.
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Three arrested in Andaman boat tragedy
Three persons, who were detained for questioning in connection with the boat tragedy off the Andaman and Nicobar islands, were formally arrested today, the police in Port Blair said.
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Four sentenced to life in CBSE question paper leak
Four persons have been sentenced to life by a special court here in the sensational CBSE question paper leak case. The Court of Special Judge, Port Blair, Debi Prasad Dey, on Wednesday, sent P. Krishnama Raju, Abdul Rasheed, M.J. Vijayan and Abdul Salam to life imprisonment. Another accused M.P. Arun was acquitted.
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Blair is godfather to Murdoch's daughter: Sources
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is godfather to one of Rupert Murdoch's young children, sources said Monday, raising fresh questions about British political links to the media mogul's empire. The revelation emerged in a Vogue magazine interview with Murdoch's wife Wendi Deng, which also contains claims that Blair was present when Murdoch ...
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Tony Blair defends legacy at Iraq inquiry
In an appearance before an official inquiry into Britain's role in the Iraq conflict, Blair sought to reshape the unflattering legacy molded since he left office in 2007 by his many critics in Britain.
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Tony Blair testifies, justifies Iraq war
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is being questioned in public for the first time about his decision to take the UK to war against Iraq.
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Suspended IAS Officer To Be Questioned In Andamans In Gang-Rape Case
Former chief secretary of Andaman and Nicobar Islands Jitendra Narain arrived in Port Blair on Thursday, following a Calcutta High Court order to appear before a Special Investigation Team, which is probing alleged gangrape charges against him.
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Andaman boat tragedy: Shattered families blame negligence
One person is still missing in the boat tragedy in the Andaman Islands on Sunday in which 21 people died and 29 were rescued. The owner of the private tourist boat is being questioned and may be arrested as the administration has filed an FIR under Section 304 or culpable homicide not amounting to murder.
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Three arrested in Andaman boat tragedy
Three persons, who were detained for questioning in connection with the boat tragedy off the Andaman and Nicobar islands, were formally arrested today, the police in Port Blair said.
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Four sentenced to life in CBSE question paper leak
Four persons have been sentenced to life by a special court here in the sensational CBSE question paper leak case. The Court of Special Judge, Port Blair, Debi Prasad Dey, on Wednesday, sent P. Krishnama Raju, Abdul Rasheed, M.J. Vijayan and Abdul Salam to life imprisonment. Another accused M.P. Arun was acquitted.
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Blair is godfather to Murdoch's daughter: Sources
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is godfather to one of Rupert Murdoch's young children, sources said Monday, raising fresh questions about British political links to the media mogul's empire. The revelation emerged in a Vogue magazine interview with Murdoch's wife Wendi Deng, which also contains claims that Blair was present when Murdoch ...
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Tony Blair defends legacy at Iraq inquiry
In an appearance before an official inquiry into Britain's role in the Iraq conflict, Blair sought to reshape the unflattering legacy molded since he left office in 2007 by his many critics in Britain.
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Tony Blair testifies, justifies Iraq war
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is being questioned in public for the first time about his decision to take the UK to war against Iraq.
