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Fire Breaks Out At Home Ministry Office, No Injuries Reported
A fire broke out on the second floor of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) office in the north block on Tuesday, an official of the fire department said.
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Fire Breaks Out At Home Ministry In North Block, No Causality Reported
A fire broke out in the Ministry of Home Affairs in the North block post-Tuesday midnight.
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5 Dead, Over 100 Injured In Delhi CAA Clashes Amid Trump Visit: 10 Points
Five people, including a cop, were killed and around 50 were injured on Monday after violence broke out across northeast Delhi for a second time in less than 24 hours. Protesters for and against the controversial citizenship law threw stones, set vehicles and shops ablaze and transformed parts of the national capital into a war zone, forcing the de...
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In BJP vs AAP Over Shaheen Bagh Shooter, His Family Adds A Twist
The family of the man who fired shots at the Shaheen Bagh protest in Delhi last week has denied that he is linked to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), contradicting the police and intensifying the raging political fight between AAP and the BJP just three days before elections in the capital.
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Police Didn't Fire Bullets At Jamia Protesters: Home Ministry Sources
Delhi Police did not open fire during the violent clashes on Sunday that involved members of the public and Jamia Millia Islamia students, sources within the Home Ministry said this morning
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3 Cops, 17 People Killed In J&K Terror Incidents Since August 5: Centre
The Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday stated that since August 5 no one has died in police firing in law and order related incidents in Jammu and Kashmir, while 197 persons have been injured during the period.
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Ex-CBI Chief Alok Verma's Resignation Not Accepted, Faces Action
The Home Ministry has decided to take action against former CBI boss Alok Verma for not taking charge as Director General, Fire Services after he was sacked as the chief of the country's premier investigation agency earlier this month.
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Bus Driver Who Saved 52 Amarnath Pilgrims Gets Second Highest Gallantry Award
The bus driver from Gujarat who braved bullets fired by terrorists and saved the lives of 52 pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir last year has been given the second highest gallantry award for civilians. Sheikh Salim Gafur's name figures right on top of the list of 13 people who have been awarded the 'Uttam Jeevan Raksha Padak', an announcement by the ho...
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'Criminals Infiltrated Dera Crowd': Manohar Khattar's Twist To Violence
On the opposition's firing line for the violence in the Haryana's Panchkula, Chief Minister Manohar Khattar appeared to shield followers of spiritual guru Gurmeet Ram Rahim from blame for Friday's clashes and arson that left nearly 30 people dead and 250 injured.
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Pampore Terrorists Fired 200 Shots At Unprotected Bus, Says CRPF Chief
The terrorists who ambushed a bus full of soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir's Pampore, leaving eight dead and many injured, fired 200 shots at the unprotected vehicle, a top official of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) said today.
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At Least 16 Die In Fire At Ukraine Home For Elderly: Official
At least 16 people died when a makeshift home for elderly people outside the Ukrainian capital Kiev caught fire in the early hours today, the emergencies ministry said.
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Saudi Police Shoot Dead Bahraini Suspect In Restive Town
Security forces in Saudi Arabia shot dead a wanted Bahraini "terrorist" who fired at them on Tuesday in the home town of a prominent executed Shiite cleric, the interior ministry said.
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Malda Violence: No Official Team To Visit West Bengal, Says Centre
Not willing to antagonize West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, the Centre will not send any official team to West Bengal, as demanded by BJP, as of now to probe the violence in Malda.
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Centre Asks Mamata Government For Report On Malda Mob Violence: 10 Developments
The Union Home Ministry has asked the Mamata Banerjee government in West Bengal for a report on the mob violence on Sunday, during a protest march at Kaliachak, a town near Malda which is the headquarter of the district of the same name. Protesters had set fire to a police station and damaged vehicles.
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India Won't Hesitate to Retaliate if Disturbed, Warns Home Minister Rajnath Singh
In a strong warning to those disrupting peace, Home Minister Rajnath Singh has said the country will not hesitate in retaliating if someone fires first and asserted the government is ready to talk to Pakistan over Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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Fire Breaks Out At Home Ministry Office, No Injuries Reported
A fire broke out on the second floor of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) office in the north block on Tuesday, an official of the fire department said.
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Fire Breaks Out At Home Ministry In North Block, No Causality Reported
A fire broke out in the Ministry of Home Affairs in the North block post-Tuesday midnight.
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5 Dead, Over 100 Injured In Delhi CAA Clashes Amid Trump Visit: 10 Points
Five people, including a cop, were killed and around 50 were injured on Monday after violence broke out across northeast Delhi for a second time in less than 24 hours. Protesters for and against the controversial citizenship law threw stones, set vehicles and shops ablaze and transformed parts of the national capital into a war zone, forcing the de...
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In BJP vs AAP Over Shaheen Bagh Shooter, His Family Adds A Twist
The family of the man who fired shots at the Shaheen Bagh protest in Delhi last week has denied that he is linked to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), contradicting the police and intensifying the raging political fight between AAP and the BJP just three days before elections in the capital.
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Police Didn't Fire Bullets At Jamia Protesters: Home Ministry Sources
Delhi Police did not open fire during the violent clashes on Sunday that involved members of the public and Jamia Millia Islamia students, sources within the Home Ministry said this morning
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3 Cops, 17 People Killed In J&K Terror Incidents Since August 5: Centre
The Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday stated that since August 5 no one has died in police firing in law and order related incidents in Jammu and Kashmir, while 197 persons have been injured during the period.
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Ex-CBI Chief Alok Verma's Resignation Not Accepted, Faces Action
The Home Ministry has decided to take action against former CBI boss Alok Verma for not taking charge as Director General, Fire Services after he was sacked as the chief of the country's premier investigation agency earlier this month.
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Bus Driver Who Saved 52 Amarnath Pilgrims Gets Second Highest Gallantry Award
The bus driver from Gujarat who braved bullets fired by terrorists and saved the lives of 52 pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir last year has been given the second highest gallantry award for civilians. Sheikh Salim Gafur's name figures right on top of the list of 13 people who have been awarded the 'Uttam Jeevan Raksha Padak', an announcement by the ho...
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'Criminals Infiltrated Dera Crowd': Manohar Khattar's Twist To Violence
On the opposition's firing line for the violence in the Haryana's Panchkula, Chief Minister Manohar Khattar appeared to shield followers of spiritual guru Gurmeet Ram Rahim from blame for Friday's clashes and arson that left nearly 30 people dead and 250 injured.
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Pampore Terrorists Fired 200 Shots At Unprotected Bus, Says CRPF Chief
The terrorists who ambushed a bus full of soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir's Pampore, leaving eight dead and many injured, fired 200 shots at the unprotected vehicle, a top official of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) said today.
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At Least 16 Die In Fire At Ukraine Home For Elderly: Official
At least 16 people died when a makeshift home for elderly people outside the Ukrainian capital Kiev caught fire in the early hours today, the emergencies ministry said.
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Saudi Police Shoot Dead Bahraini Suspect In Restive Town
Security forces in Saudi Arabia shot dead a wanted Bahraini "terrorist" who fired at them on Tuesday in the home town of a prominent executed Shiite cleric, the interior ministry said.
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Malda Violence: No Official Team To Visit West Bengal, Says Centre
Not willing to antagonize West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, the Centre will not send any official team to West Bengal, as demanded by BJP, as of now to probe the violence in Malda.
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Centre Asks Mamata Government For Report On Malda Mob Violence: 10 Developments
The Union Home Ministry has asked the Mamata Banerjee government in West Bengal for a report on the mob violence on Sunday, during a protest march at Kaliachak, a town near Malda which is the headquarter of the district of the same name. Protesters had set fire to a police station and damaged vehicles.
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India Won't Hesitate to Retaliate if Disturbed, Warns Home Minister Rajnath Singh
In a strong warning to those disrupting peace, Home Minister Rajnath Singh has said the country will not hesitate in retaliating if someone fires first and asserted the government is ready to talk to Pakistan over Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK).
