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Janata Dal-Secular Activists Killed In Sri Lanka Hotel
Five Indian political party workers were killed in the Colombo suicide bombings on Easter Sunday when they reached the Shangri La Hotel for breakfast, family members said.
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Karnataka Political Workers, On Post-Poll Holiday, Killed In Sri Lanka Blasts
Four members of the Janata Dal Secular (JDS) were among five Indians killed in a series of blasts that struck Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy confirmed today. They were part of a seven-member group from Dasarahalli that had gone to the island nation after the first phase of the Lok Sabha elections on April 11.
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All Workers in Dispute With Indian Company in Sri Lanka Have Returned: Government
77 Indian nationals, allegedly mistreated by an Indian company in Sri Lanka, have returned after the government made arrangements for their immediate travel.
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77 Indians Not Held Captive by Steel Company in Sri Lanka, Will be Back Soon: Centre
The government has said that 77 contractual workers stranded in Sri Lanka are "not being held captive" but are caught in a labour dispute with the private steel company they work for.
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Janata Dal-Secular Activists Killed In Sri Lanka Hotel
Five Indian political party workers were killed in the Colombo suicide bombings on Easter Sunday when they reached the Shangri La Hotel for breakfast, family members said.
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Karnataka Political Workers, On Post-Poll Holiday, Killed In Sri Lanka Blasts
Four members of the Janata Dal Secular (JDS) were among five Indians killed in a series of blasts that struck Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy confirmed today. They were part of a seven-member group from Dasarahalli that had gone to the island nation after the first phase of the Lok Sabha elections on April 11.
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All Workers in Dispute With Indian Company in Sri Lanka Have Returned: Government
77 Indian nationals, allegedly mistreated by an Indian company in Sri Lanka, have returned after the government made arrangements for their immediate travel.
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77 Indians Not Held Captive by Steel Company in Sri Lanka, Will be Back Soon: Centre
The government has said that 77 contractual workers stranded in Sri Lanka are "not being held captive" but are caught in a labour dispute with the private steel company they work for.
