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Bihar Assembly Rejects Proposal To Recommend Bharat Ratna For Lalu Prasad Yadav
In a setback to the RJD, the Bihar Assembly on Wednesday rejected a proposal to recommend Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian award, for the veteran leader.
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Germany Says "Putin Playing A Game" After New Ukraine Strikes
Germany accused President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday of "playing a game" after Kyiv reported Russian strikes on Ukranian civilian infrastructure hours after Moscow agreed to temporarily pause attacks on energy facilities.
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Aurangzeb's Unremarkable Tomb Sparks A Massive Storm
Nagpur's Mahal area witnessed violence and arson last night. Cars were set on fire, stones were thrown and four civilians and over 10 cops were injured
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On Camera, Army Officer, Son Thrashed By Patiala Cops Over Parking Dispute
The argument reportedly began when the police personnel, in civilian clothes, asked the Army Colonel to move his vehicle.
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North Korea Says Armed Conflict Possible After S Korea's Accidental Bombing
North Korea said on Wednesday a recent accidental bombing of a civilian area by South Korean fighter jets in training shows a mishap could trigger a new armed conflict on the Korean
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Syria Announces End To "Military Operation" After Mass Killings
Syria's new authorities announced on Monday the end of an operation against loyalists of deposed president Bashar al-Assad, after a war monitor reported more than 1,000 civilians killed in the worst violence since his overthrow.
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2 Days Of Clashes, Revenge Killings Leave Over 1,000 Dead In Syria
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that among those dead were 745 civilians, who were killed mostly in shootings from close distances.
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Teen Among 3 Found Dead After Going Missing In Terror-Infested Area In J&K
The bodies of three civilians, including a 14-year-old child, were found in Jammu & Kashmir's Kathua district on Saturday, three days after they went missing in a terrorist-infested area.
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Kuki Protesters Clash With Security Forces On Day 1 Of 'Free Movement' In Manipur, 1 Killed
Civilian buses escorted by the security forces resumed trips across districts in Manipur today amid protests by the Kuki tribes, who want no free movement until their demand for a separate administration carved out of the state is met.
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Pakistan Ranks Second In Global Terrorism Index 2025
A major surge in terror attacks and swelling number of civilian casualties has propelled Pakistan to the second spot in the Global Terrorism Index (GTI) 2025.
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Training Exercise Goes Wrong, South Korea Military Jet Bombs Own Citizens
South Korea's Air Force said Thursday that one of its fighter jets had accidentally dropped eight bombs in the wrong place during a training exercise, resulting in civilian injuries.
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9 Dead After 2 Explosive-Laden Cars Crash Into Pak Military Compound
Suicide bombers belonging to a militant group drove two explosive-laden cars into an army compound in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday evening, triggering massive explosions and killing nine civilians, police told AFP.
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Arambai Tenggol Surrenders Firearms, Civilians Ask Security Forces To Prevent Attacks In Manipur
The Arambai Tenggol (AT) today surrendered a large quantity of firearms to the security forces, two days after its delegation met Manipur Governor AK Bhalla.
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Osamu Suzuki, Father Of Maruti Suzuki Posthumously Honoured With Padma Vibhushan
Osamu Suzuki has also been honoured with Sitara-e-Pakistan, the country's highest civilian honour and the Middle Cross with the Star Order of Merit from the Republic of Hungary
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Manipur To Set Up Anti-Extortion Cell. Here's The Helpline Number
The Manipur government on Sunday said it will set up an integrated anti-extortion cell under the Home Department to stop extortion from civilians, government employees, contractors and others, a top official said.
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Bihar Assembly Rejects Proposal To Recommend Bharat Ratna For Lalu Prasad Yadav
In a setback to the RJD, the Bihar Assembly on Wednesday rejected a proposal to recommend Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian award, for the veteran leader.
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Germany Says "Putin Playing A Game" After New Ukraine Strikes
Germany accused President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday of "playing a game" after Kyiv reported Russian strikes on Ukranian civilian infrastructure hours after Moscow agreed to temporarily pause attacks on energy facilities.
-
Aurangzeb's Unremarkable Tomb Sparks A Massive Storm
Nagpur's Mahal area witnessed violence and arson last night. Cars were set on fire, stones were thrown and four civilians and over 10 cops were injured
-
On Camera, Army Officer, Son Thrashed By Patiala Cops Over Parking Dispute
The argument reportedly began when the police personnel, in civilian clothes, asked the Army Colonel to move his vehicle.
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North Korea Says Armed Conflict Possible After S Korea's Accidental Bombing
North Korea said on Wednesday a recent accidental bombing of a civilian area by South Korean fighter jets in training shows a mishap could trigger a new armed conflict on the Korean
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Syria Announces End To "Military Operation" After Mass Killings
Syria's new authorities announced on Monday the end of an operation against loyalists of deposed president Bashar al-Assad, after a war monitor reported more than 1,000 civilians killed in the worst violence since his overthrow.
-
2 Days Of Clashes, Revenge Killings Leave Over 1,000 Dead In Syria
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that among those dead were 745 civilians, who were killed mostly in shootings from close distances.
-
Teen Among 3 Found Dead After Going Missing In Terror-Infested Area In J&K
The bodies of three civilians, including a 14-year-old child, were found in Jammu & Kashmir's Kathua district on Saturday, three days after they went missing in a terrorist-infested area.
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Kuki Protesters Clash With Security Forces On Day 1 Of 'Free Movement' In Manipur, 1 Killed
Civilian buses escorted by the security forces resumed trips across districts in Manipur today amid protests by the Kuki tribes, who want no free movement until their demand for a separate administration carved out of the state is met.
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Pakistan Ranks Second In Global Terrorism Index 2025
A major surge in terror attacks and swelling number of civilian casualties has propelled Pakistan to the second spot in the Global Terrorism Index (GTI) 2025.
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Training Exercise Goes Wrong, South Korea Military Jet Bombs Own Citizens
South Korea's Air Force said Thursday that one of its fighter jets had accidentally dropped eight bombs in the wrong place during a training exercise, resulting in civilian injuries.
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9 Dead After 2 Explosive-Laden Cars Crash Into Pak Military Compound
Suicide bombers belonging to a militant group drove two explosive-laden cars into an army compound in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday evening, triggering massive explosions and killing nine civilians, police told AFP.
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Arambai Tenggol Surrenders Firearms, Civilians Ask Security Forces To Prevent Attacks In Manipur
The Arambai Tenggol (AT) today surrendered a large quantity of firearms to the security forces, two days after its delegation met Manipur Governor AK Bhalla.
-
Osamu Suzuki, Father Of Maruti Suzuki Posthumously Honoured With Padma Vibhushan
Osamu Suzuki has also been honoured with Sitara-e-Pakistan, the country's highest civilian honour and the Middle Cross with the Star Order of Merit from the Republic of Hungary
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Manipur To Set Up Anti-Extortion Cell. Here's The Helpline Number
The Manipur government on Sunday said it will set up an integrated anti-extortion cell under the Home Department to stop extortion from civilians, government employees, contractors and others, a top official said.
