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Police Create Green Corridor In Lucknow To Fly Boiler Blast Victims To Delhi's AIIMS
An ambulance carrying three persons who got critically injured in the boiler explosion in Raebareli yesterday was provided a quick passage by the Uttar Pradesh Police. The police today set up a green corridor from a hospital in Lucknow till the city's Chaudhary Charan Singh international airport to fly them to Delhi's All India Institute of Medical...
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Court Asks Delhi University To Consider Admission Of Blast Victim's Son
The Delhi High Court today asked Delhi University's School of Open Learning (SOL) to sympathetically consider the admission application of a youth, who had lost his father in the September 7, 2011 terror attack at the high court's gate.
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12 Years A Prisoner, Man Freed In Delhi Blast Case Says 'I Feel Lucky'
After 12 years in prison over blasts in Delhi that killed 67 people just before Diwali, 34-year-old Mohammad Rafiq Shah of Srinagar was let off by a court yesterday. "I said three words to the judge - justice has prevailed," Shah told NDTV. He is among the three men who were freed for lack of evidence.
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Delhi Blasts: Families Of Acquitted Men Worry About Justice To Victims
It was a moment they had been waiting for 12 years. All this time, the families of the three men accused in the 2005 Delhi blast case saw them only during court hearings.
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Victims of Delhi High Court blast remembered
Tearful relatives and friends remembered the victims of the Delhi High Court blast on its first anniversary today, accusing the government of failing to deliver on promises of compensation. The relatives, who gathered at the High Court premises, complained that they were promised jobs and other facilities but claimed government did nothing for the...
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Rs 10 lakh relief for Sep 7 blast victims: Court
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed the central and Delhi governments to pay compensation of Rs.10 lakh each to the families of those killed and those permanently incapacitated in the Sep 7 blast at the Delhi High Court here.
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Delhi blast: Another victim dies, toll rises to 14
A 34-year-old victim of the Delhi High Court blast succumbed to injuries at a hospital here this morning, taking the toll in the terror attack to 14. Mridul Bakshi, who was seriously injured in the blast on September 7, died around 4 AM, doctors at the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital said.
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Twitteratti offer help for blast victims
Twitter, Delhi Blast
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Because of Dadar blast, her arm may be amputated
The day had rolled out uneventfully like any other. On her way back from work to her Dadar residence, accountant Varsha Kariya (25), a resident of Dadar, decided to pay a visit to Siddhivinayak temple with her friend Blossom Rodrigues (28).
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One year on, Delhi blasts victims await justice
It has been a year since five synchronised bomb blasts killed 26 people in the capital and left 50 others injured, but the trial in the case is yet to begin.
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Police Create Green Corridor In Lucknow To Fly Boiler Blast Victims To Delhi's AIIMS
An ambulance carrying three persons who got critically injured in the boiler explosion in Raebareli yesterday was provided a quick passage by the Uttar Pradesh Police. The police today set up a green corridor from a hospital in Lucknow till the city's Chaudhary Charan Singh international airport to fly them to Delhi's All India Institute of Medical...
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Court Asks Delhi University To Consider Admission Of Blast Victim's Son
The Delhi High Court today asked Delhi University's School of Open Learning (SOL) to sympathetically consider the admission application of a youth, who had lost his father in the September 7, 2011 terror attack at the high court's gate.
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12 Years A Prisoner, Man Freed In Delhi Blast Case Says 'I Feel Lucky'
After 12 years in prison over blasts in Delhi that killed 67 people just before Diwali, 34-year-old Mohammad Rafiq Shah of Srinagar was let off by a court yesterday. "I said three words to the judge - justice has prevailed," Shah told NDTV. He is among the three men who were freed for lack of evidence.
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Delhi Blasts: Families Of Acquitted Men Worry About Justice To Victims
It was a moment they had been waiting for 12 years. All this time, the families of the three men accused in the 2005 Delhi blast case saw them only during court hearings.
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Victims of Delhi High Court blast remembered
Tearful relatives and friends remembered the victims of the Delhi High Court blast on its first anniversary today, accusing the government of failing to deliver on promises of compensation. The relatives, who gathered at the High Court premises, complained that they were promised jobs and other facilities but claimed government did nothing for the...
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Rs 10 lakh relief for Sep 7 blast victims: Court
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed the central and Delhi governments to pay compensation of Rs.10 lakh each to the families of those killed and those permanently incapacitated in the Sep 7 blast at the Delhi High Court here.
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Delhi blast: Another victim dies, toll rises to 14
A 34-year-old victim of the Delhi High Court blast succumbed to injuries at a hospital here this morning, taking the toll in the terror attack to 14. Mridul Bakshi, who was seriously injured in the blast on September 7, died around 4 AM, doctors at the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital said.
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Twitteratti offer help for blast victims
Twitter, Delhi Blast
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Because of Dadar blast, her arm may be amputated
The day had rolled out uneventfully like any other. On her way back from work to her Dadar residence, accountant Varsha Kariya (25), a resident of Dadar, decided to pay a visit to Siddhivinayak temple with her friend Blossom Rodrigues (28).
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One year on, Delhi blasts victims await justice
It has been a year since five synchronised bomb blasts killed 26 people in the capital and left 50 others injured, but the trial in the case is yet to begin.
