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Watch: Jawan Braves Heavy Snowfall, Winds To Guard Borders At 17,000 Feet
Despite heavy snowfall in the forward post of Jammu and Kashmir along the Line of Control in the Kupwara sector, the Indian Army personnel continue to perform their duty in the hostile weather conditions.
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"Words Not Enough": Protesters Demand Climate Action In Global Rally
Tens of thousands of protesters braved rain and wind in Glasgow Saturday as part of worldwide demonstrations against what campaigners say is a failure of crunch UN climate talks to act fast enough to tame global warming.
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"Came Down As Home Is Shaking": Odisha Braves Cyclone Fani
Cyclone Fani has come down heavily on Odisha barrelling through the state with wind speeds as high as 200 km per hour. In Bhubaneswar, people have come down on the roads taking shelter under shades from the heavy rain saying their "homes were shaking".
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Chardham Yatra Ends After Closure Of Badrinath Temple Gates For Winters
Amid special prayers and chanting of Vedic hymns before hundreds of devotees braving cold winds, the annual Chardham Yatra in Uttarakhand came to an ended today with the ceremonial closure of gates of the Badrinath temple.
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Navy Chopper Braves Strong Winds To Plug Gas Leak Off Mumbai. See Pics
The Navy brought into service a Seaking helicopter on Sunday, to help plug a gas leak at an ONGC platform in the Arabian Sea according to a Navy release.
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Makar Sankranti 2017: Over A Million Take Holy Dip At Bengal's Ganga Sagar
Over a million pilgrims from across India and abroad took holy dip in the river Ganges on Saturday braving the icy cold water and chilly winds, at the annual Ganga Sagar Fair here on Makar Sankranti.
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'Missile Practice' Caused Deadly Taiwan Misfire: Prosecutors
An unsupervised Taiwanese naval officer who decided to experiment with a missile launcher and accidentally fired towards China was one of three people charged on Monday over the fatal incident.
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Taiwan Mistakenly Fires Supersonic 'Carrier Killer' Missile Towards China
A Taiwanese warship mistakenly launched a supersonic "aircraft carrier killer" missile towards China on Friday, hitting a fishing boat and killing one person, the navy said, as ties between the island and its once bitter rival deteriorate.
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Afghans vote in presidential election as US troops exit
Afghan voters went to the polls on Saturday to choose a successor to President Hamid Karzai, braving Taliban threats in a landmark election held as US-led forces wind down their long intervention in the country.
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Himalayan shrine of Kedarnath closes down for winter
Braving icy winds and a light snowfall, scores of pilgrims including those from abroad thronged the Kedarnath temple to witness the closure ceremony.
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French presidential candidates Sarkozy, Hollande face off
More than half a dozen opinion polls in France have been predicting that French President Nicolas Sarkozy may not get elected for a second term. Socialist party candidate Francois Hollande has taken a steady lead as the front runner and is likely to win both rounds of votes in the upcoming French presidential elections. France will be picking the...
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Delhiites brave icy winds
Delhiites got no respite from biting cold with the mercury remaining at season's lowest of 6.4 degree Celsius for the second consecutive day.
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Jeev braves wind, stays at top of European Open
High scores littered a wind-swept day but Jeev Milkha Singh gamely hung on for a round of one-under 71 at the European Open golf tournament.
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Milkha Singh takes lead in Philippine Open
Jeev Milkha Singh braved gusty winds to shoot into the mid-way lead at the US$150,000 DHL Philippine Open golf tournament.
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Watch: Jawan Braves Heavy Snowfall, Winds To Guard Borders At 17,000 Feet
Despite heavy snowfall in the forward post of Jammu and Kashmir along the Line of Control in the Kupwara sector, the Indian Army personnel continue to perform their duty in the hostile weather conditions.
-
"Words Not Enough": Protesters Demand Climate Action In Global Rally
Tens of thousands of protesters braved rain and wind in Glasgow Saturday as part of worldwide demonstrations against what campaigners say is a failure of crunch UN climate talks to act fast enough to tame global warming.
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"Came Down As Home Is Shaking": Odisha Braves Cyclone Fani
Cyclone Fani has come down heavily on Odisha barrelling through the state with wind speeds as high as 200 km per hour. In Bhubaneswar, people have come down on the roads taking shelter under shades from the heavy rain saying their "homes were shaking".
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Chardham Yatra Ends After Closure Of Badrinath Temple Gates For Winters
Amid special prayers and chanting of Vedic hymns before hundreds of devotees braving cold winds, the annual Chardham Yatra in Uttarakhand came to an ended today with the ceremonial closure of gates of the Badrinath temple.
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Navy Chopper Braves Strong Winds To Plug Gas Leak Off Mumbai. See Pics
The Navy brought into service a Seaking helicopter on Sunday, to help plug a gas leak at an ONGC platform in the Arabian Sea according to a Navy release.
-
Makar Sankranti 2017: Over A Million Take Holy Dip At Bengal's Ganga Sagar
Over a million pilgrims from across India and abroad took holy dip in the river Ganges on Saturday braving the icy cold water and chilly winds, at the annual Ganga Sagar Fair here on Makar Sankranti.
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'Missile Practice' Caused Deadly Taiwan Misfire: Prosecutors
An unsupervised Taiwanese naval officer who decided to experiment with a missile launcher and accidentally fired towards China was one of three people charged on Monday over the fatal incident.
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Taiwan Mistakenly Fires Supersonic 'Carrier Killer' Missile Towards China
A Taiwanese warship mistakenly launched a supersonic "aircraft carrier killer" missile towards China on Friday, hitting a fishing boat and killing one person, the navy said, as ties between the island and its once bitter rival deteriorate.
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Afghans vote in presidential election as US troops exit
Afghan voters went to the polls on Saturday to choose a successor to President Hamid Karzai, braving Taliban threats in a landmark election held as US-led forces wind down their long intervention in the country.
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Himalayan shrine of Kedarnath closes down for winter
Braving icy winds and a light snowfall, scores of pilgrims including those from abroad thronged the Kedarnath temple to witness the closure ceremony.
-
French presidential candidates Sarkozy, Hollande face off
More than half a dozen opinion polls in France have been predicting that French President Nicolas Sarkozy may not get elected for a second term. Socialist party candidate Francois Hollande has taken a steady lead as the front runner and is likely to win both rounds of votes in the upcoming French presidential elections. France will be picking the...
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Delhiites brave icy winds
Delhiites got no respite from biting cold with the mercury remaining at season's lowest of 6.4 degree Celsius for the second consecutive day.
-
Jeev braves wind, stays at top of European Open
High scores littered a wind-swept day but Jeev Milkha Singh gamely hung on for a round of one-under 71 at the European Open golf tournament.
-
Milkha Singh takes lead in Philippine Open
Jeev Milkha Singh braved gusty winds to shoot into the mid-way lead at the US$150,000 DHL Philippine Open golf tournament.
