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"Saw Her Lie Motionless": Kerala Man's Wife Killed In New Zealand Attack
For the Indian couple Abdul Nazer and Ansi Alibava, life in New Zealand was peaceful and promising until Friday's mass shootings at two mosques in Christchurch that shattered their dreams.
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Death Of Another Hyderabad Man Confirmed In Christchurch Massacre
Ozair Khadir - a student from Hyderabad - has been identified as one of the five Indian-origin people killed in Friday's terror attack on two mosques at Christchurch in New Zealand, news agency ANI has reported.
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New Zealand Gunman Has "Potential To Be Kind Person": Victim's Husband
A man whose wife killed in the Christchurch attack as she rushed bank in to a mosque to rescue him said he harbours no hatred toward the gunman, insisting forgiveness is the best path forward.
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5 Indians Among 50 Killed In New Zealand Mosque Shootings
Five Indians were among the 50 people gunned down at two mosques in the worst attack on Muslims in New Zealand, the Indian High Commission tweeted on Sunday.
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Seeking Info On Indians Missing After New Zealand Mosque Attack: Envoy
India's High Commission in New Zealand on Saturday said that it has been pursuing with local authorities whereabouts of seven Indians and two Indian-origin persons after the terror attacks on two Christchurch mosques.
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New Zealand Gunman's Manifesto Called Indians, Others "Invaders"
Australian Brenton Harrison Tarrant, 28, a suspected white supremacist, was charged with murder on Saturday after 49 people were killed and dozens wounded in mass shootings at two New Zealand mosques.
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Hyderabad Man, Missing After New Zealand Mosque Attack, Among 50 Dead
Farhaj Ahsan, one of the two Indian-origin people shot in the New Zealand mosque massacre, has died, his family in Hyderabad confirmed. Mr Ahsan, a person of Indian origin (PIO), was among the 50 people killed in the twin shootings at two mosques in Christchurch.
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9 Indian-Origin People Missing After Mosque Shootings: Indian Envoy To New Zealand
Nine people from India or of Indian origin have gone missing after Friday's twin shootings at two mosques in Christchurch in which 49 people have died, the Indian envoy in New Zealand has said. Two Indians have died in the attacks, a third is battling for his life, Asaduddin Owaisi, the leader of AIMIM (All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen Party)...
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"Man Grabbed Shooter, Saved Us All," Says New Zealand Attack Survivor
Hours after a right-wing extremist killed 49 worshippers at two mosques in New Zealand's Christchurch, a survivor of Indian origin today recalled how the heroism of an unidentified man in their midst prevented the incident from turning into a much bigger tragedy.
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10 Things We Know About New Zealand Mosque Shootings
Forty-nine people died and at least 20 were injured in a terror attack in New Zealand's Christchurch during Friday prayers today. Three persons have been arrested. One of them, an Australian national in his late 20s, has been accused of murder and will be presented in court tomorrow. The police said the attacks were racially motivated. Nine Indians...
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Indian Mission In New Zealand Offers Help After Mosque Shootings
India's High Commission in New Zealand on Friday said that any Indian national affected by the attacks on two Christchurch mosques can contact the mission for assistance.
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Indian Staff For Bangladesh Team Recalls New Zealand Mosque Carnage
The plan was to offer the Friday namaaz and then head for practice. But the Bangladesh cricket team's players narrowly escaped a terror attack inside a mosque close to the Hagley Oval ground in New Zealand's Christchurch.
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Christchurch Mosque Shooting: Bangladesh Team's Indian Support Staff Recalls Horror
At least 49 people were left dead after attacks on two mosques in Christchurch.
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Australia says high risk of terror during CWG, NZ also worried
A rattled Australia on Monday warned that there is a "high risk of terrorism" in Delhi during the Commonwealth Games, while New Zealand also expressed concerns about security arrangements for the event after a shooting incident in the Indian capital left two foreigners injured.
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"Saw Her Lie Motionless": Kerala Man's Wife Killed In New Zealand Attack
For the Indian couple Abdul Nazer and Ansi Alibava, life in New Zealand was peaceful and promising until Friday's mass shootings at two mosques in Christchurch that shattered their dreams.
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Death Of Another Hyderabad Man Confirmed In Christchurch Massacre
Ozair Khadir - a student from Hyderabad - has been identified as one of the five Indian-origin people killed in Friday's terror attack on two mosques at Christchurch in New Zealand, news agency ANI has reported.
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New Zealand Gunman Has "Potential To Be Kind Person": Victim's Husband
A man whose wife killed in the Christchurch attack as she rushed bank in to a mosque to rescue him said he harbours no hatred toward the gunman, insisting forgiveness is the best path forward.
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5 Indians Among 50 Killed In New Zealand Mosque Shootings
Five Indians were among the 50 people gunned down at two mosques in the worst attack on Muslims in New Zealand, the Indian High Commission tweeted on Sunday.
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Seeking Info On Indians Missing After New Zealand Mosque Attack: Envoy
India's High Commission in New Zealand on Saturday said that it has been pursuing with local authorities whereabouts of seven Indians and two Indian-origin persons after the terror attacks on two Christchurch mosques.
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New Zealand Gunman's Manifesto Called Indians, Others "Invaders"
Australian Brenton Harrison Tarrant, 28, a suspected white supremacist, was charged with murder on Saturday after 49 people were killed and dozens wounded in mass shootings at two New Zealand mosques.
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Hyderabad Man, Missing After New Zealand Mosque Attack, Among 50 Dead
Farhaj Ahsan, one of the two Indian-origin people shot in the New Zealand mosque massacre, has died, his family in Hyderabad confirmed. Mr Ahsan, a person of Indian origin (PIO), was among the 50 people killed in the twin shootings at two mosques in Christchurch.
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9 Indian-Origin People Missing After Mosque Shootings: Indian Envoy To New Zealand
Nine people from India or of Indian origin have gone missing after Friday's twin shootings at two mosques in Christchurch in which 49 people have died, the Indian envoy in New Zealand has said. Two Indians have died in the attacks, a third is battling for his life, Asaduddin Owaisi, the leader of AIMIM (All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen Party)...
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"Man Grabbed Shooter, Saved Us All," Says New Zealand Attack Survivor
Hours after a right-wing extremist killed 49 worshippers at two mosques in New Zealand's Christchurch, a survivor of Indian origin today recalled how the heroism of an unidentified man in their midst prevented the incident from turning into a much bigger tragedy.
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10 Things We Know About New Zealand Mosque Shootings
Forty-nine people died and at least 20 were injured in a terror attack in New Zealand's Christchurch during Friday prayers today. Three persons have been arrested. One of them, an Australian national in his late 20s, has been accused of murder and will be presented in court tomorrow. The police said the attacks were racially motivated. Nine Indians...
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Indian Mission In New Zealand Offers Help After Mosque Shootings
India's High Commission in New Zealand on Friday said that any Indian national affected by the attacks on two Christchurch mosques can contact the mission for assistance.
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Indian Staff For Bangladesh Team Recalls New Zealand Mosque Carnage
The plan was to offer the Friday namaaz and then head for practice. But the Bangladesh cricket team's players narrowly escaped a terror attack inside a mosque close to the Hagley Oval ground in New Zealand's Christchurch.
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Christchurch Mosque Shooting: Bangladesh Team's Indian Support Staff Recalls Horror
At least 49 people were left dead after attacks on two mosques in Christchurch.
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Australia says high risk of terror during CWG, NZ also worried
A rattled Australia on Monday warned that there is a "high risk of terrorism" in Delhi during the Commonwealth Games, while New Zealand also expressed concerns about security arrangements for the event after a shooting incident in the Indian capital left two foreigners injured.
