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Weaver, Snake Catchers, 'Rasna' Creator Among This Year's Padma Awardees
A war veteran doctor, who has been treating underprivileged people for five decades, two expert snake catchers and a 67-year old woman, who has woven the Bhagavad Gita on silk in Sanskrit, have figured in the list of this year's Padma awardees.
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The Mandalorian on Disney+ Is a Most Curious Thing, Just Like Baby Yoda
It’s set in the world of Star Wars and it’s got the delightful Baby Yoda. So why then is The Mandalorian only available in five countries through Disney+? What decade are we living in?
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290 Including 5 Indians Killed In Sri Lanka Serial Blasts, 24 Arrested
Five Indians are among the 290 killed in a series of blasts which struck Sri Lanka on Sunday, in the worst violence to hit the island national since the civil war that ended a decade ago. More than 500 people were injured.
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"A Yes Man Is A Dangerous Man": Top Quotes From India's First Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw
Sam Manekshaw, India's First Field Marshal, was born on April 3, 1914. Today is his 104th birth anniversary. Born as Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw, he was famously referred as Sam Bahadur. He began his service in the British Indian Army in World War II, for which he won the Military Cross for gallantry. Known for his commanding leadership...
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Chinese Soldier Who Crossed Over Border In 1963 To Fly Home
Five decades after he crossed over to India after the 1962 war, a Chinese soldier is all set to fly back to his native country.
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos Awarded 2016 Nobel Peace Prize
Efforts by Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos to end five decades of war in his country were recognised with the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.
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US, Cuba Quietly Open Historic New Chapter in Post-Cold War Ties
The United States and Cuba quietly ushered in a new era of post-Cold War relations today, formally restoring diplomatic ties severed more than five decades ago and re-establishing embassies in each other's capitals.
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John Kerry to Host Cuba Foreign Minister in Washington on Monday
Secretary of State John Kerry will meet Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez in Washington on Monday, U.S. officials said, to mark the historic restoration of diplomatic ties between former Cold War foes severed more than five decades ago.
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US, Cuba Diplomatic Posts Witnessed Decades of Cold War Drama
The buildings that will become US and Cuban embassies in their neighbor's respective capitals on July 20 have seen over five decades of Cold War protests, provocations and strains.
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Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos Calls for Deadline on FARC Peace Talks
Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos on Friday warned that the country's patience with Marxist FARC rebels is wearing thin and that the peace process to end five decades of war must have a deadline.
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Colombia's FARC Declare Poll Ceasefire, Take a Swipe at Opposition Candidate
Colombia's leftist FARC rebels declared a ceasefire on Saturday for a three-week period covering a tight presidential election race on June 15, campaigning for which has centered on how to end five decades of war with the guerrilla group.
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Weaver, Snake Catchers, 'Rasna' Creator Among This Year's Padma Awardees
A war veteran doctor, who has been treating underprivileged people for five decades, two expert snake catchers and a 67-year old woman, who has woven the Bhagavad Gita on silk in Sanskrit, have figured in the list of this year's Padma awardees.
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The Mandalorian on Disney+ Is a Most Curious Thing, Just Like Baby Yoda
It’s set in the world of Star Wars and it’s got the delightful Baby Yoda. So why then is The Mandalorian only available in five countries through Disney+? What decade are we living in?
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290 Including 5 Indians Killed In Sri Lanka Serial Blasts, 24 Arrested
Five Indians are among the 290 killed in a series of blasts which struck Sri Lanka on Sunday, in the worst violence to hit the island national since the civil war that ended a decade ago. More than 500 people were injured.
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"A Yes Man Is A Dangerous Man": Top Quotes From India's First Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw
Sam Manekshaw, India's First Field Marshal, was born on April 3, 1914. Today is his 104th birth anniversary. Born as Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw, he was famously referred as Sam Bahadur. He began his service in the British Indian Army in World War II, for which he won the Military Cross for gallantry. Known for his commanding leadership...
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Chinese Soldier Who Crossed Over Border In 1963 To Fly Home
Five decades after he crossed over to India after the 1962 war, a Chinese soldier is all set to fly back to his native country.
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos Awarded 2016 Nobel Peace Prize
Efforts by Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos to end five decades of war in his country were recognised with the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.
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US, Cuba Quietly Open Historic New Chapter in Post-Cold War Ties
The United States and Cuba quietly ushered in a new era of post-Cold War relations today, formally restoring diplomatic ties severed more than five decades ago and re-establishing embassies in each other's capitals.
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John Kerry to Host Cuba Foreign Minister in Washington on Monday
Secretary of State John Kerry will meet Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez in Washington on Monday, U.S. officials said, to mark the historic restoration of diplomatic ties between former Cold War foes severed more than five decades ago.
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US, Cuba Diplomatic Posts Witnessed Decades of Cold War Drama
The buildings that will become US and Cuban embassies in their neighbor's respective capitals on July 20 have seen over five decades of Cold War protests, provocations and strains.
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Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos Calls for Deadline on FARC Peace Talks
Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos on Friday warned that the country's patience with Marxist FARC rebels is wearing thin and that the peace process to end five decades of war must have a deadline.
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Colombia's FARC Declare Poll Ceasefire, Take a Swipe at Opposition Candidate
Colombia's leftist FARC rebels declared a ceasefire on Saturday for a three-week period covering a tight presidential election race on June 15, campaigning for which has centered on how to end five decades of war with the guerrilla group.
