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Indian-Origin Woman Jailed For Stealing From Singapore Army Club
An Indian-origin woman was jailed for 15 months by a Singapore court on Thursday for stealing about SGD 6,800 while working as a receptionist at an armed forces yacht club and using the money for her household expenses and financial obligations.
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China No "Strategic Threat": Envoy Points To History Over Centuries
China is not an expansionist power or a "strategic threat" to India, Chinese ambassador Sun Weidong said today, underscoring the peaceful relations between the two nations over centuries. "We have never been aggressive and pursued own development at expense of other countries," tweeted the envoy, amid the ongoing disengagement process between India...
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1.5 Lakh Job Cuts May Give Army Rs 7,000 Crore To Buy Weapons
Worried about antique weapons in its arsenal, the army is seriously thinking about a proposal to shed up to 1.5 lakh jobs. By doing so, the army would save between Rs 5,000 and Rs 7,000 crore which could be used to bump up its capital expenditure account used to maintain and replenish the stock of weaponry that it currently holds.
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Indian-Origin Woman Jailed For Stealing From Singapore Army Club
An Indian-origin woman was jailed for 15 months by a Singapore court on Thursday for stealing about SGD 6,800 while working as a receptionist at an armed forces yacht club and using the money for her household expenses and financial obligations.
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China No "Strategic Threat": Envoy Points To History Over Centuries
China is not an expansionist power or a "strategic threat" to India, Chinese ambassador Sun Weidong said today, underscoring the peaceful relations between the two nations over centuries. "We have never been aggressive and pursued own development at expense of other countries," tweeted the envoy, amid the ongoing disengagement process between India...
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1.5 Lakh Job Cuts May Give Army Rs 7,000 Crore To Buy Weapons
Worried about antique weapons in its arsenal, the army is seriously thinking about a proposal to shed up to 1.5 lakh jobs. By doing so, the army would save between Rs 5,000 and Rs 7,000 crore which could be used to bump up its capital expenditure account used to maintain and replenish the stock of weaponry that it currently holds.
