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Asian Games, Archery: India Make Quarters In All Six Team Events
The Indian recurve mixed pair archery duo of Atanu Das and Ankita Bhakat showed tenacity to defeat Malayasia in a three-setter and sail into quarterfinals
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Over 22,000 People Displaced In Malaysia Floods, Thousands Flee Homes
Over 22,000 people were evacuated throughout Malaysia Sunday as the country faces some of its worst flooding in years.
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As COVID-19 Lockdown Bites, Malaysians Hoist White Flags In Plea For Help
When Malaysian mother Hadijah Neamat was struggling to cope during the coronavirus lockdown, she hung a scrap of white cloth outside her window in a plea for help.
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US Sanctions World's Top Surgical Glove Maker Over Forced Labour
The US has banned the import of surgical gloves from two subsidiaries of Malaysia's Top Glove -- the world's biggest manufacturer of the product -- over forced labour concerns, despite soaring demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Woman Gave Chocolates To Children. Beaten To Death By Mob In Tamil Nadu
A 65-year-old woman was beaten to death in Tamil Nadu and her relatives and a driver were seriously wounded when villagers attacked them suspecting they were child traffickers. The police have arrested 23 villagers after the incident in Tiruvanamalai on Wednesday.
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Indian-Origin Malaysians Jailed For Robbery In Singapore
Three Malaysians of Indian origin were today sentenced to up to seven years in jail and 12 strokes of the cane each in Singapore for robbing a money changer in 2014, a media report said today.
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Kim Jong-Nam's Death: Interpol Issues Arrest Warrant For 4 North Koreans
Interpol has issued a "red notice" for four North Koreans wanted in connection with the killing of Kim Jong-nam, the half-brother of North Korea's leader.
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Tit-For-Tat: Malaysians, North Koreans Cannot Leave Each Other's Country
North Korea on Tuesday banned Malaysians from leaving the country, dramatically escalating an already-heated diplomatic row over the murder of Kim Jong-nam. Moments later, Kuala Lumpur retaliated, banning diplomats and staff at the North Korean embassy from leaving Malaysia.
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Suspect In Murder Of Kim Jong-Un's Half Brother Cites Malaysian 'Conspiracy'
A North Korean suspect in the murder of the half-brother of the country's leader Saturday denounced Malaysia's probe into the airport assassination as a "conspiracy" to harm Pyongyang, reports said.
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Saudi King Salman Embraces 'Selfie' On Tour Across Asia
Saudi Arabia's King Salman has embraced the "selfie", taking part in a number of light-hearted self-shot pictures and videos during his tour of Asia that contrast with the pomp and formality of most of the octogenarian monarch's trips abroad.
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Activists To Send Kim Jong-Nam Murder Leaflets To North Korea By Balloon
South Korean activists will send millions of leaflets about the poisoning murder of the half-brother of the North's leader across the border by balloon, they said today.
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Malaysia Summons North Korea Ambassador As Kim Jong Nam's Assassination Case Deepens
Malaysia summoned the North Korean ambassador on Monday for a dressing-down over Pyongyang's attack on its investigation into the assassination of leader Kim Jong-Nam's brother, deepening a diplomatic row.
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Two Indonesian Fishermen Kidnapped Near Malaysia: Officials
Two Indonesian fishermen have been abducted in waters off Malaysia that are plagued by kidnappings by Philippine-based Islamic militants, a security official said on Sunday.
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Hotdogs Set For Name Change In Muslim-Majority Malaysia
Food outlets in Muslim-majority Malaysia must rename hotdogs or risk being refused halal certification, a government religious authority said Tuesday.
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'We Have To Delink Religion From Terror,' Says PM Modi in Kuala Lumpur
Terror is the biggest threat the world faces today and it should be delinked from religion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told a huge gathering of Indian diaspora in Kuala Lumpur today.
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Asian Games, Archery: India Make Quarters In All Six Team Events
The Indian recurve mixed pair archery duo of Atanu Das and Ankita Bhakat showed tenacity to defeat Malayasia in a three-setter and sail into quarterfinals
-
Over 22,000 People Displaced In Malaysia Floods, Thousands Flee Homes
Over 22,000 people were evacuated throughout Malaysia Sunday as the country faces some of its worst flooding in years.
-
As COVID-19 Lockdown Bites, Malaysians Hoist White Flags In Plea For Help
When Malaysian mother Hadijah Neamat was struggling to cope during the coronavirus lockdown, she hung a scrap of white cloth outside her window in a plea for help.
-
US Sanctions World's Top Surgical Glove Maker Over Forced Labour
The US has banned the import of surgical gloves from two subsidiaries of Malaysia's Top Glove -- the world's biggest manufacturer of the product -- over forced labour concerns, despite soaring demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Woman Gave Chocolates To Children. Beaten To Death By Mob In Tamil Nadu
A 65-year-old woman was beaten to death in Tamil Nadu and her relatives and a driver were seriously wounded when villagers attacked them suspecting they were child traffickers. The police have arrested 23 villagers after the incident in Tiruvanamalai on Wednesday.
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Indian-Origin Malaysians Jailed For Robbery In Singapore
Three Malaysians of Indian origin were today sentenced to up to seven years in jail and 12 strokes of the cane each in Singapore for robbing a money changer in 2014, a media report said today.
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Kim Jong-Nam's Death: Interpol Issues Arrest Warrant For 4 North Koreans
Interpol has issued a "red notice" for four North Koreans wanted in connection with the killing of Kim Jong-nam, the half-brother of North Korea's leader.
-
Tit-For-Tat: Malaysians, North Koreans Cannot Leave Each Other's Country
North Korea on Tuesday banned Malaysians from leaving the country, dramatically escalating an already-heated diplomatic row over the murder of Kim Jong-nam. Moments later, Kuala Lumpur retaliated, banning diplomats and staff at the North Korean embassy from leaving Malaysia.
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Suspect In Murder Of Kim Jong-Un's Half Brother Cites Malaysian 'Conspiracy'
A North Korean suspect in the murder of the half-brother of the country's leader Saturday denounced Malaysia's probe into the airport assassination as a "conspiracy" to harm Pyongyang, reports said.
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Saudi King Salman Embraces 'Selfie' On Tour Across Asia
Saudi Arabia's King Salman has embraced the "selfie", taking part in a number of light-hearted self-shot pictures and videos during his tour of Asia that contrast with the pomp and formality of most of the octogenarian monarch's trips abroad.
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Activists To Send Kim Jong-Nam Murder Leaflets To North Korea By Balloon
South Korean activists will send millions of leaflets about the poisoning murder of the half-brother of the North's leader across the border by balloon, they said today.
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Malaysia Summons North Korea Ambassador As Kim Jong Nam's Assassination Case Deepens
Malaysia summoned the North Korean ambassador on Monday for a dressing-down over Pyongyang's attack on its investigation into the assassination of leader Kim Jong-Nam's brother, deepening a diplomatic row.
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Two Indonesian Fishermen Kidnapped Near Malaysia: Officials
Two Indonesian fishermen have been abducted in waters off Malaysia that are plagued by kidnappings by Philippine-based Islamic militants, a security official said on Sunday.
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Hotdogs Set For Name Change In Muslim-Majority Malaysia
Food outlets in Muslim-majority Malaysia must rename hotdogs or risk being refused halal certification, a government religious authority said Tuesday.
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'We Have To Delink Religion From Terror,' Says PM Modi in Kuala Lumpur
Terror is the biggest threat the world faces today and it should be delinked from religion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told a huge gathering of Indian diaspora in Kuala Lumpur today.
