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Table Tennis: Sreeja Akula Sails Into Pre-Quarterfinals In Paris Olympics, Joins Manika Batra
Sreeja Akula rallied to enter the pre-quarterfinals after a hard-fought 4-2 win over Singapore's Jian Zeng in a women's singles round of 32 match
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"Karnataka Becoming Safe Haven For Criminals": Union Minister Jabs Congress
Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar claimed on Wednesday that Karnataka is becoming a "safe haven" for communal elements and criminals as he hit out at the Congress government in the southern state over the killing of a Jain monk in
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Chinese Businessman In Bankruptcy Sells Sausages To Pay Off A Debt Of Rs 52 Crore
A businessman in China who lost all his fortune is raising money by selling grilled sausages to pay a debt of Rs 52 crore.
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Chinese Spyware Code ‘Jian’ Was Copied From America's National Security Agency, Researchers Say
Chinese spies used code first developed by the US National Security Agency to support their hacking operations, Israeli researchers said, another indication of how malicious software developed by governments can boomerang against their creators.
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China Fears Admitting Galwan Casualties May Lead To Unrest: Dissident
Disgruntled retired and serving Chinese Army cadres, who are hurt by the treatment meted out by the government, can launch an "armed" anti-regime action against Xi Jinping's government, said Jianli Yang, a Chinese dissident and son of a former Communist Party leader.
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Chinese Tycoon Wang Jian Accidentally Falls To Death In France
Wang Jian, the chairman and co-founder of giant Chinese conglomerate HNA Group, has died in an accident in southern France, the firm said Wednesday.
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953 Musicians In China Set Guinness Record For World's Largest Rock Band
A new Guinness World record has been set for the largest performing rock band in China where an ear-splitting 953 musicians played a show together - almost twice the previous record.
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Rocker Cui Jian Says His Music Hasn't Changed But China Has
China's godfather of rock Cui Jian says his basic message of personal freedom hasn't changed in his new album, even if the world has.
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China's Carbon Footprint Grows With the Good Life
The son of peach farmers, Chen Jian relishes the fruits of his middle class life, driving to work and flying on holiday, epitomising how China's carbon footprint has grown alongside the prosperity of its nearly 1.4 billion people.
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China Rights Record Slammed in US Ahead of Xi Jinping Trip
US activists and lawmakers slammed China's recent rights record on Friday as controversy mounts ahead of a visit to Washington by President Xi Jinping.
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396 Confirmed Dead in China Ship Sinking
A total of 396 people have been confirmed dead after a cruise ship capsized in China, state media said, making it the country's worst shipping disaster in nearly 70 years.
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Once Obscure Chinese Town Rallies After Ship Disaster
Since being thrust onto the world stage, residents of a once obscure part of China have rallied round to help those affected by the sinking of a cruise ship, an outpouring of kindness in a country more used to worrying about a decline in public morals.
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Toll From Capsized China Ship Rises to 65, Families Demand Answers
The death toll from a ship that capsized on China's Yangtze River has risen to 65, state television reported on Thursday, but more than 370 people were still missing and families broke through a police cordon to march to the site and demand answers.
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Hopes for China Ship Passengers Fade at Hospital
Exhausted by an eight-hour overnight drive, a frantic couple searched a hospital today for their uncle and aunt, among more than 400 passengers missing in one of China's worst ship disasters.
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Badminton: Gurusaidutt Qualifies for Australian Open
Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Gurusaidutt first beat Malaysian Ai Wei Jian 21-13, 21-9 in 29 minutes before downing Japan's Kazumasa Sakai 21-15, 21-8 in 32 minutes.
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Table Tennis: Sreeja Akula Sails Into Pre-Quarterfinals In Paris Olympics, Joins Manika Batra
Sreeja Akula rallied to enter the pre-quarterfinals after a hard-fought 4-2 win over Singapore's Jian Zeng in a women's singles round of 32 match
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"Karnataka Becoming Safe Haven For Criminals": Union Minister Jabs Congress
Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar claimed on Wednesday that Karnataka is becoming a "safe haven" for communal elements and criminals as he hit out at the Congress government in the southern state over the killing of a Jain monk in
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Chinese Businessman In Bankruptcy Sells Sausages To Pay Off A Debt Of Rs 52 Crore
A businessman in China who lost all his fortune is raising money by selling grilled sausages to pay a debt of Rs 52 crore.
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Chinese Spyware Code ‘Jian’ Was Copied From America's National Security Agency, Researchers Say
Chinese spies used code first developed by the US National Security Agency to support their hacking operations, Israeli researchers said, another indication of how malicious software developed by governments can boomerang against their creators.
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China Fears Admitting Galwan Casualties May Lead To Unrest: Dissident
Disgruntled retired and serving Chinese Army cadres, who are hurt by the treatment meted out by the government, can launch an "armed" anti-regime action against Xi Jinping's government, said Jianli Yang, a Chinese dissident and son of a former Communist Party leader.
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Chinese Tycoon Wang Jian Accidentally Falls To Death In France
Wang Jian, the chairman and co-founder of giant Chinese conglomerate HNA Group, has died in an accident in southern France, the firm said Wednesday.
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953 Musicians In China Set Guinness Record For World's Largest Rock Band
A new Guinness World record has been set for the largest performing rock band in China where an ear-splitting 953 musicians played a show together - almost twice the previous record.
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Rocker Cui Jian Says His Music Hasn't Changed But China Has
China's godfather of rock Cui Jian says his basic message of personal freedom hasn't changed in his new album, even if the world has.
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China's Carbon Footprint Grows With the Good Life
The son of peach farmers, Chen Jian relishes the fruits of his middle class life, driving to work and flying on holiday, epitomising how China's carbon footprint has grown alongside the prosperity of its nearly 1.4 billion people.
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China Rights Record Slammed in US Ahead of Xi Jinping Trip
US activists and lawmakers slammed China's recent rights record on Friday as controversy mounts ahead of a visit to Washington by President Xi Jinping.
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396 Confirmed Dead in China Ship Sinking
A total of 396 people have been confirmed dead after a cruise ship capsized in China, state media said, making it the country's worst shipping disaster in nearly 70 years.
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Once Obscure Chinese Town Rallies After Ship Disaster
Since being thrust onto the world stage, residents of a once obscure part of China have rallied round to help those affected by the sinking of a cruise ship, an outpouring of kindness in a country more used to worrying about a decline in public morals.
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Toll From Capsized China Ship Rises to 65, Families Demand Answers
The death toll from a ship that capsized on China's Yangtze River has risen to 65, state television reported on Thursday, but more than 370 people were still missing and families broke through a police cordon to march to the site and demand answers.
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Hopes for China Ship Passengers Fade at Hospital
Exhausted by an eight-hour overnight drive, a frantic couple searched a hospital today for their uncle and aunt, among more than 400 passengers missing in one of China's worst ship disasters.
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Badminton: Gurusaidutt Qualifies for Australian Open
Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Gurusaidutt first beat Malaysian Ai Wei Jian 21-13, 21-9 in 29 minutes before downing Japan's Kazumasa Sakai 21-15, 21-8 in 32 minutes.
