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Chinese Reserve Forces Brought Under Xi Jinping's Leadership: Report
China's military reserve forces will be formally placed under the centralised and unified command of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and Central Military Commission (CPC), both headed by President Xi Jinping, from July 1 to ensure the ruling party's "absolute leadership" over it and build a world-class army, according to a report.
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Mufti Sayeed Says Not Disappointed on AFSPA. As Head of Unified Command, I Know What I Have to Do
The coalition government in Jammu and Kashmir will "thoroughly review the security situation in state" to determine the "need and desirability" of special laws, new chief minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed told the media after he and his 25-member cabinet took oath in Jammu today.
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Centre asks Nitish Kumar to head anti-Maoist command
The central government wants Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to head a unified command to take on Maoists in one of their last bastions in the state.
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AFSPA meet inconclusive; Omar, Army talk tough
A crucial meeting of the Unified Command was held at Srinagar today to discuss the contentious Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in Jammu and Kashmir. Headed by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, the Unified Command is the top decision-making body on matters concerning security in the state.
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Chinese Reserve Forces Brought Under Xi Jinping's Leadership: Report
China's military reserve forces will be formally placed under the centralised and unified command of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and Central Military Commission (CPC), both headed by President Xi Jinping, from July 1 to ensure the ruling party's "absolute leadership" over it and build a world-class army, according to a report.
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Mufti Sayeed Says Not Disappointed on AFSPA. As Head of Unified Command, I Know What I Have to Do
The coalition government in Jammu and Kashmir will "thoroughly review the security situation in state" to determine the "need and desirability" of special laws, new chief minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed told the media after he and his 25-member cabinet took oath in Jammu today.
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Centre asks Nitish Kumar to head anti-Maoist command
The central government wants Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to head a unified command to take on Maoists in one of their last bastions in the state.
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AFSPA meet inconclusive; Omar, Army talk tough
A crucial meeting of the Unified Command was held at Srinagar today to discuss the contentious Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in Jammu and Kashmir. Headed by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, the Unified Command is the top decision-making body on matters concerning security in the state.
