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Over 400 Women Participate In JK Tyre Rally To The Valley
The annual JK Tyre WIAA Rally to the Valley was scheduled on the occasion of the International Women's Day and saw over 400 ladies in participation for the event. The Time Speed Distance (TSD) rally, in its sixth year saw the participants drive from Mumbai to Aamby Valley at Lonavla, Maharashtra. The rally was flagged off by actor Perizaad Zorabian...
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Mumbai Serial Blasts Case Convict Mustafa Dossa Dies Of Cardiac Arrest
Mumbai serial blasts case convict Mustafa Dossa died of cardiac arrest in a city hospital on Wednesday, weeks after a court found him guilty of transporting weapons to Mumbai for the serial blasts that killed over 200 people 24 years earlier.
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Mumbai Serial Blasts Convict Mustafa Dossa Hospitalised
Mumbai serial blasts case convict Mustafa Dossa was today admitted to the JJ Hospital in Mumbai after he complained of chest pain.
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Satisfied With Abu Salem's Conviction, Says Former Mumbai Top Cop Rakesh Maria
Retired Indian Police Service officer Rakesh Maria, who headed the probe into the 1993 Mumbai blasts, today welcomed the conviction of six people including terrorists Mustafa Dossa and Abu Salem.
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How Abu Salem, Convicted In 1993 Mumbai Blasts Case, Reacted To The Verdict
As a Mumbai court announced the verdict today in the 1993 serial blasts case, that had left 257 dead and over 700 injured, key accused Abu Salem did not display any emotion.
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Terrorist Abu Salem Convicted In 1993 Mumbai Blasts Case
Terrorist Abu Salem and Mustafa Dossa, key accused in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case, have been found guilty of conspiracy and terror activities by a special court. The blasts caused the death of 257 people and left 713 seriously injured.
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1993 Mumbai Blasts Case: Verdict Against Abu Salem, Others Likely Today
A special Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act or TADA court in Mumbai is likely to pronounce its judgement today in the second leg of the trial in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case involving seven accused including extradited gangster Abu Salem. The blasts had left 257 people dead, 713 seriously injured and destroyed properties wo...
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1993 Mumbai Blasts Case: Verdict Against 7 Accused Likely Today
A designated court of the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) or TADA Act in Mumbai is likely to pronounce its verdict against seven accused, including Abu Salem, in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case.
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Dawood Aide Accused Of 1993 Blasts Left Unsupervised With Wife On Train
1993 Mumbai blasts accused Mustafa Dossa spends train journey from the city to Porbandar canoodling with wife and discussing business with his aides as pliant cops look away
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Policemen Escorting D-Company Gangster Who Took Auditions at Court Likely to Face Action
A month after gangster Mustafa Dossa reportedly held auditions of models inside the court premises in Mumbai, a report on the incident has been submitted to Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria. The report has enough material to suggest firm disciplinary action against erring policemen, say police sources.
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At Mumbai Court, Models Auditioned for D-Company Gangster
In an incident worthy of a movie script, a gangster facing trial in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case held auditions for models at a Mumbai court earlier this month.
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Dawood's Aide Attacked me Because I had Complained Against Him: Abu Salem
Extradited gangster Abu Salem today told a court here that he was attacked by Mustafa Dossa, a close aide of the fugitive don Dawood Ibrahim, because he was going to expose Dossa's illegal activities in jail.
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Anandji Dossa, the Grand Old Man of Indian Cricket Statistics
Anandji Dossa, a wicket-keeper, was among the reserves for India's tour of Pakistan in 1954-55 and lost his place to Madhav Mantri.
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Veteran Cricket Statistician Anandji Dossa Dies at 98
Anandji Dossa, who did live scoring for all major cricket tournaments for the All India Radio for the first three decades of independent India, breathed his last on Monday.
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From children's cooking contest to Nairobi mall massacre
The second round of the children's cooking contest she was hosting had just started, the sun was out and she had just felt her baby kicking when she heard what sounded like firecrackers.
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Over 400 Women Participate In JK Tyre Rally To The Valley
The annual JK Tyre WIAA Rally to the Valley was scheduled on the occasion of the International Women's Day and saw over 400 ladies in participation for the event. The Time Speed Distance (TSD) rally, in its sixth year saw the participants drive from Mumbai to Aamby Valley at Lonavla, Maharashtra. The rally was flagged off by actor Perizaad Zorabian...
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Mumbai Serial Blasts Case Convict Mustafa Dossa Dies Of Cardiac Arrest
Mumbai serial blasts case convict Mustafa Dossa died of cardiac arrest in a city hospital on Wednesday, weeks after a court found him guilty of transporting weapons to Mumbai for the serial blasts that killed over 200 people 24 years earlier.
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Mumbai Serial Blasts Convict Mustafa Dossa Hospitalised
Mumbai serial blasts case convict Mustafa Dossa was today admitted to the JJ Hospital in Mumbai after he complained of chest pain.
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Satisfied With Abu Salem's Conviction, Says Former Mumbai Top Cop Rakesh Maria
Retired Indian Police Service officer Rakesh Maria, who headed the probe into the 1993 Mumbai blasts, today welcomed the conviction of six people including terrorists Mustafa Dossa and Abu Salem.
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How Abu Salem, Convicted In 1993 Mumbai Blasts Case, Reacted To The Verdict
As a Mumbai court announced the verdict today in the 1993 serial blasts case, that had left 257 dead and over 700 injured, key accused Abu Salem did not display any emotion.
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Terrorist Abu Salem Convicted In 1993 Mumbai Blasts Case
Terrorist Abu Salem and Mustafa Dossa, key accused in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case, have been found guilty of conspiracy and terror activities by a special court. The blasts caused the death of 257 people and left 713 seriously injured.
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1993 Mumbai Blasts Case: Verdict Against Abu Salem, Others Likely Today
A special Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act or TADA court in Mumbai is likely to pronounce its judgement today in the second leg of the trial in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case involving seven accused including extradited gangster Abu Salem. The blasts had left 257 people dead, 713 seriously injured and destroyed properties wo...
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1993 Mumbai Blasts Case: Verdict Against 7 Accused Likely Today
A designated court of the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) or TADA Act in Mumbai is likely to pronounce its verdict against seven accused, including Abu Salem, in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case.
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Dawood Aide Accused Of 1993 Blasts Left Unsupervised With Wife On Train
1993 Mumbai blasts accused Mustafa Dossa spends train journey from the city to Porbandar canoodling with wife and discussing business with his aides as pliant cops look away
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Policemen Escorting D-Company Gangster Who Took Auditions at Court Likely to Face Action
A month after gangster Mustafa Dossa reportedly held auditions of models inside the court premises in Mumbai, a report on the incident has been submitted to Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria. The report has enough material to suggest firm disciplinary action against erring policemen, say police sources.
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At Mumbai Court, Models Auditioned for D-Company Gangster
In an incident worthy of a movie script, a gangster facing trial in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case held auditions for models at a Mumbai court earlier this month.
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Dawood's Aide Attacked me Because I had Complained Against Him: Abu Salem
Extradited gangster Abu Salem today told a court here that he was attacked by Mustafa Dossa, a close aide of the fugitive don Dawood Ibrahim, because he was going to expose Dossa's illegal activities in jail.
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Anandji Dossa, the Grand Old Man of Indian Cricket Statistics
Anandji Dossa, a wicket-keeper, was among the reserves for India's tour of Pakistan in 1954-55 and lost his place to Madhav Mantri.
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Veteran Cricket Statistician Anandji Dossa Dies at 98
Anandji Dossa, who did live scoring for all major cricket tournaments for the All India Radio for the first three decades of independent India, breathed his last on Monday.
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From children's cooking contest to Nairobi mall massacre
The second round of the children's cooking contest she was hosting had just started, the sun was out and she had just felt her baby kicking when she heard what sounded like firecrackers.
