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Former Maoist Hotbed In Jharkhand Sees A First Chief Ministerial Visit
Hemant Soren on Friday became the first Jharkhand Chief Minister to visit the Budha Pahad' -- once a Maoist hotbed that was freed by security forces after over three decades -- situated near the border with Chhattisgarh, officials said.
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Jharkhand's Maoist Stronghold For 3 Decades Now Under Police Control
Budha Pahar, a Maoist stronghold for past three decades on the border of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh, has almost been freed from the extremists, claimed Jharkhand police on Sunday.
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"Aap Keh Rahe Thay Budha Ho Gaya Hun": Pakistan's Shadab Khan Trolls Babar Azam After Taking Acrobatic Catch
Pak vs WI: Pakistan eventually won the match as they chased down the target of 306 runs with 4 balls to spare. Captain Babar Azam scored a record-breaking century as his 103 tuned out to be the cornerstone of Pakistan's chase.
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Watch: Boy's Sketch Of Buddha And PM Modi Gets A Special Autograph
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a warm welcome from the Indian community in Nepal's Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, on Monday.
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Stolen 1,200-Year-Old Buddha Statue Recovered In Italy After 20 Years
The Indian consulate in Milan on Friday said a "very special" 'Avalokiteshwara Padamapani' idol has been recovered over 20 years after it was smuggled out of India.
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Thai Massage May Soon Get UNESCO Status
At Bangkok's Reclining Buddha temple Krairath Chantrasri says he is a proud custodian of a 2,000-year-old skill - the body-folding, sharp-elbowed techniques of Thai massage, which this week could be added to UNESCO's prestigious heritage list.
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Delhi Man To Plant 50 Trees As Punishment By Court For Power Theft
The Delhi High Court has directed a man to plant 50 trees as community service while agreeing to close criminal proceedings against him in a power theft case.
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Why Buddha Of Swat, Once Destroyed By Taliban, Is A Symbol Of Resilience
The Buddha of Swat, carved on a cliff in the seventh century, was dynamited by the Pakistani Taliban in 2007. Now it has been restored, a powerful symbol of tolerance in the traumatised Pakistani valley.
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US Supreme Court To Hear Dispute Over Power Plant In Gujarat
The US Supreme Court has agreed to take up an appeal by Indian villagers against a power plant in Gujarat, funded by US-based international finance institution, which has allegedly resulted in environmental damages.
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Dalai Lama Initiates Kalchakra Puja In Bihar
The 34th Kalchakra puja was initiated on Monday by Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama in Bihar amid tight security arrangements, officials said.
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Jat Quota Stir: Railway Station Set On Fire In Jind
As the Jat stir for quota continued, some unidentified people set on fire the Budha Khera Railway Station in Haryana's Jind district today.
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'Buddha's Teaching Integral Part of India's Political Philosophy'
As the UN marked the Buddhist festival of Vesak, India said it has sought to use the ancient links forged by the common Buddhist heritage among different countries in Asia as part of its foreign policy outreach.
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Former Maoist Hotbed In Jharkhand Sees A First Chief Ministerial Visit
Hemant Soren on Friday became the first Jharkhand Chief Minister to visit the Budha Pahad' -- once a Maoist hotbed that was freed by security forces after over three decades -- situated near the border with Chhattisgarh, officials said.
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Jharkhand's Maoist Stronghold For 3 Decades Now Under Police Control
Budha Pahar, a Maoist stronghold for past three decades on the border of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh, has almost been freed from the extremists, claimed Jharkhand police on Sunday.
-
"Aap Keh Rahe Thay Budha Ho Gaya Hun": Pakistan's Shadab Khan Trolls Babar Azam After Taking Acrobatic Catch
Pak vs WI: Pakistan eventually won the match as they chased down the target of 306 runs with 4 balls to spare. Captain Babar Azam scored a record-breaking century as his 103 tuned out to be the cornerstone of Pakistan's chase.
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Watch: Boy's Sketch Of Buddha And PM Modi Gets A Special Autograph
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a warm welcome from the Indian community in Nepal's Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, on Monday.
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Stolen 1,200-Year-Old Buddha Statue Recovered In Italy After 20 Years
The Indian consulate in Milan on Friday said a "very special" 'Avalokiteshwara Padamapani' idol has been recovered over 20 years after it was smuggled out of India.
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Thai Massage May Soon Get UNESCO Status
At Bangkok's Reclining Buddha temple Krairath Chantrasri says he is a proud custodian of a 2,000-year-old skill - the body-folding, sharp-elbowed techniques of Thai massage, which this week could be added to UNESCO's prestigious heritage list.
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Delhi Man To Plant 50 Trees As Punishment By Court For Power Theft
The Delhi High Court has directed a man to plant 50 trees as community service while agreeing to close criminal proceedings against him in a power theft case.
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Why Buddha Of Swat, Once Destroyed By Taliban, Is A Symbol Of Resilience
The Buddha of Swat, carved on a cliff in the seventh century, was dynamited by the Pakistani Taliban in 2007. Now it has been restored, a powerful symbol of tolerance in the traumatised Pakistani valley.
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US Supreme Court To Hear Dispute Over Power Plant In Gujarat
The US Supreme Court has agreed to take up an appeal by Indian villagers against a power plant in Gujarat, funded by US-based international finance institution, which has allegedly resulted in environmental damages.
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Dalai Lama Initiates Kalchakra Puja In Bihar
The 34th Kalchakra puja was initiated on Monday by Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama in Bihar amid tight security arrangements, officials said.
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Jat Quota Stir: Railway Station Set On Fire In Jind
As the Jat stir for quota continued, some unidentified people set on fire the Budha Khera Railway Station in Haryana's Jind district today.
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'Buddha's Teaching Integral Part of India's Political Philosophy'
As the UN marked the Buddhist festival of Vesak, India said it has sought to use the ancient links forged by the common Buddhist heritage among different countries in Asia as part of its foreign policy outreach.
