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Mohan Yadav Speaks To Madhya Pradesh Students Stuck In Violence-Hit Kyrgyzstan
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav spoke to students of Madhya Pradesh who were stuck in the violence-hit Kyrgyzstan on Tuesday via video call and assured security and their safe return after their exams get over.
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"Situation Normal, Students Safe": Indian Embassy On Kyrgyzstan Situation
The Embassy of India in Kyrgyzstan said on Sunday that all Indian students are safe as the situation in Bishkek remains normal after incidents of mob violence, mainly involving Pakistani students and locals, rocked the Kyrgyz capital on the night of
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What Led To Attack On Kyrgyzstan Hostels Housing Indian, Pak Students
India and Pakistan have issued advisories for students in Kyrgyzstan urging them to stay indoors amid mob violence against foreign students.
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Indian Students In Kyrgyzstan Asked To Stay Indoors Amid Mob Attacks
India has urged citizens in Kyrgyzstan to stay indoors amid attacks on foreign students. The advisory was issued after several Pakistani students were injured in mob violence in their hostel.
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When Kyrgyzstan goes for referendum...
Driving through the streets of Osh, a southern town of Kyrgyzstan, the impact of the conflict which began on June 10 was unavoidable. I was part of the assessment team of the ACT Alliance in Kyrgyzstan. The alliance consists of the following agencies: Christian Aid, Dan Church Aid and ICCO. Hundreds of Uzbek owned houses were burned to the ground, ...
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Kyrgyzstan votes on new Constitution
Kyrgyzstan began voting under tight security on Sunday in a referendum on a new Constitution amid fears the poll could spark a resurgence of deadly inter-ethnic violence.Polling stations are to close at 8:00 pm (local time) and first results are expected on Monday.Authorities on Saturday had cancelled a curfew in the southern city of Osh, the epice...
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US announces immediate humanitarian aid to Kyrgyz Republic
US has announced a USD 32.26 million assistance for humanitarian relief, reconstruction andcommunity stabilization efforts in the violence-hit Central Asian Republic of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. The amount would be directed towards meeting immediate humanitarian needs, providing assistance to displaced and returning familie...
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Kyrgyz violence was well planned: UN investigators
Violence ebbed on June 15 and people began emerging from their barricaded homes in Kyrgyzstan's ethnically torn south, as evidence mounted that days of brutal bloodletting had been deliberately organized to ignite long-running tensions between Kyrgyz and Uzbeks.
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All 105 Indians evacuated from Kyrgyzstan cities
According to reports, at least 138 people were killed and nearly 1,800 wounded since the violence began last week.
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Kyrgyzstan violence: 900 foreigners, including Indians, evacuated
Nine hundred foreign nationals, including 78 Indians, were on Monday evacuated from the violence-hit areas of southern Kyrgyzstan where the death toll in five days of ethnic clashes has reached 124.
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Mohan Yadav Speaks To Madhya Pradesh Students Stuck In Violence-Hit Kyrgyzstan
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav spoke to students of Madhya Pradesh who were stuck in the violence-hit Kyrgyzstan on Tuesday via video call and assured security and their safe return after their exams get over.
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"Situation Normal, Students Safe": Indian Embassy On Kyrgyzstan Situation
The Embassy of India in Kyrgyzstan said on Sunday that all Indian students are safe as the situation in Bishkek remains normal after incidents of mob violence, mainly involving Pakistani students and locals, rocked the Kyrgyz capital on the night of
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What Led To Attack On Kyrgyzstan Hostels Housing Indian, Pak Students
India and Pakistan have issued advisories for students in Kyrgyzstan urging them to stay indoors amid mob violence against foreign students.
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Indian Students In Kyrgyzstan Asked To Stay Indoors Amid Mob Attacks
India has urged citizens in Kyrgyzstan to stay indoors amid attacks on foreign students. The advisory was issued after several Pakistani students were injured in mob violence in their hostel.
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When Kyrgyzstan goes for referendum...
Driving through the streets of Osh, a southern town of Kyrgyzstan, the impact of the conflict which began on June 10 was unavoidable. I was part of the assessment team of the ACT Alliance in Kyrgyzstan. The alliance consists of the following agencies: Christian Aid, Dan Church Aid and ICCO. Hundreds of Uzbek owned houses were burned to the ground, ...
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Kyrgyzstan votes on new Constitution
Kyrgyzstan began voting under tight security on Sunday in a referendum on a new Constitution amid fears the poll could spark a resurgence of deadly inter-ethnic violence.Polling stations are to close at 8:00 pm (local time) and first results are expected on Monday.Authorities on Saturday had cancelled a curfew in the southern city of Osh, the epice...
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US announces immediate humanitarian aid to Kyrgyz Republic
US has announced a USD 32.26 million assistance for humanitarian relief, reconstruction andcommunity stabilization efforts in the violence-hit Central Asian Republic of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. The amount would be directed towards meeting immediate humanitarian needs, providing assistance to displaced and returning familie...
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Kyrgyz violence was well planned: UN investigators
Violence ebbed on June 15 and people began emerging from their barricaded homes in Kyrgyzstan's ethnically torn south, as evidence mounted that days of brutal bloodletting had been deliberately organized to ignite long-running tensions between Kyrgyz and Uzbeks.
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All 105 Indians evacuated from Kyrgyzstan cities
According to reports, at least 138 people were killed and nearly 1,800 wounded since the violence began last week.
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Kyrgyzstan violence: 900 foreigners, including Indians, evacuated
Nine hundred foreign nationals, including 78 Indians, were on Monday evacuated from the violence-hit areas of southern Kyrgyzstan where the death toll in five days of ethnic clashes has reached 124.
