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Peter Yarrow Of Musical Group 'Peter, Paul And Mary' Dies At 86
Peter Yarrow -- one-third of the beloved folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, whose anthems epitomized the 1960s protest movement -- died Tuesday in New York.
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Kuki Group Extends Economic Blockade On Day New Manipur Governor Takes Charge
A Kuki organisation has extended a shutdown in all areas in Manipur where the Kuki tribes are settled, days after protesters tried to stop central security forces from dismantling bunkers in the hills. Several protesters were injured.
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India Protests China's New "Counties", Parts Of Which Are In Ladakh
India has conveyed its objection and protest via diplomatic channels to China after the neighbouring country set up two counties, parts of which come under the Union Territory Ladakh, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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Not VD Savarkar, Name Delhi College After Manmohan Singh: Congress Student Body
The building of a brand new college named after right-wing ideologue VD Savarkar has unleashed a storm of protest from the Opposition Congress and its student wing, the NSUI.
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Anti-Israel Protesters Call For "Intifada Revolution" at New York's Times Square
Hundreds of anti-Israel demonstrators gathered at New York City's Times Square on New Year's Day on Wednesday, calling for an "intifada revolution".
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Goa May Face Beef Shortage As Traders Strike Over Vigilante Threats
Goa could face beef shortage ahead of Christmas and New Year with meat traders in the state going on a strike to protest against increased harassment' by cow vigilante groups.
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Murmurs Of Protest In Maharashtra As 11 Ministers Dropped From Cabinet
Eleven key ministers from Maharashtra's ruling alliance Mahayuti have been dropped from the brand new government headed by Devendra Fadnavis, giving rise to considerable disquiet among their supporters.
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6 Women Die Post Delivery, Karnataka Health Minister Urges Public Protest
The Karnataka Congress government is facing mounting pressure after the death of another woman post-delivery in the Ballari district. The death toll of new mothers who underwent cesarean surgery has reached six.
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Devendra Fadnavis' Chief Minister Oath Adds To Mumbai's Azad Maidan History
A new role awaits Mumbai's iconic Azad Maidan Thursday evening - a decades-old silent witness to the city's turbulent political and socio-cultural history - for, at 5.30 pm, Devendra Fadnavis will be sworn in as Chief Minister of Maharashtra.
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Why 35,000 People Took To New Zealand Streets In One Of Biggest Protest For Maori Rights
Indigenous "Haka" chants boomed across New Zealand's capital Wellington, as tens of thousands of people rallied against a bill that critics say would alter the core of the nation's founding treaty and dilute the rights of Maori people.
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Deadly 'MATGA Movement' Emerges In US After Trump's Presidential Win, Here's What It Is
Following Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential elections, a new trend has emerged on social media platforms called the 'MATGA movement'.
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Opinion | Can The New President Save America's Waning 'Soft Power'?
The America that once championed the free press and the right to protest now appears stuck in a state of democratic backsliding. Polarisation, bipartisan gridlock and eroded trust in government have taken their toll.
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Residents In Guwahati Protest Against Cutting Of Trees To Construct Flyover
A large crowd gathered at Dighalipukhuri in Assam's Guwahati today to protest against the state government's proposal to cut trees to construct a new flyover.
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New Stadium Gives Real Madrid A Headache
Real Madrid's revamp of its historic Santiago Bernabeu stadium has become a problem for the Spanish football club, with locals protesting against noise from concerts and the permanent construction works.
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Ammunition From India Enters Ukraine Despite Russia's Reservations: Report
Artillery shells sold by Indian arms makers have been diverted by European customers to Ukraine and New Delhi has not intervened to stop the trade despite protests from Moscow.
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Peter Yarrow Of Musical Group 'Peter, Paul And Mary' Dies At 86
Peter Yarrow -- one-third of the beloved folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, whose anthems epitomized the 1960s protest movement -- died Tuesday in New York.
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Kuki Group Extends Economic Blockade On Day New Manipur Governor Takes Charge
A Kuki organisation has extended a shutdown in all areas in Manipur where the Kuki tribes are settled, days after protesters tried to stop central security forces from dismantling bunkers in the hills. Several protesters were injured.
-
India Protests China's New "Counties", Parts Of Which Are In Ladakh
India has conveyed its objection and protest via diplomatic channels to China after the neighbouring country set up two counties, parts of which come under the Union Territory Ladakh, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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Not VD Savarkar, Name Delhi College After Manmohan Singh: Congress Student Body
The building of a brand new college named after right-wing ideologue VD Savarkar has unleashed a storm of protest from the Opposition Congress and its student wing, the NSUI.
-
Anti-Israel Protesters Call For "Intifada Revolution" at New York's Times Square
Hundreds of anti-Israel demonstrators gathered at New York City's Times Square on New Year's Day on Wednesday, calling for an "intifada revolution".
-
Goa May Face Beef Shortage As Traders Strike Over Vigilante Threats
Goa could face beef shortage ahead of Christmas and New Year with meat traders in the state going on a strike to protest against increased harassment' by cow vigilante groups.
-
Murmurs Of Protest In Maharashtra As 11 Ministers Dropped From Cabinet
Eleven key ministers from Maharashtra's ruling alliance Mahayuti have been dropped from the brand new government headed by Devendra Fadnavis, giving rise to considerable disquiet among their supporters.
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6 Women Die Post Delivery, Karnataka Health Minister Urges Public Protest
The Karnataka Congress government is facing mounting pressure after the death of another woman post-delivery in the Ballari district. The death toll of new mothers who underwent cesarean surgery has reached six.
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Devendra Fadnavis' Chief Minister Oath Adds To Mumbai's Azad Maidan History
A new role awaits Mumbai's iconic Azad Maidan Thursday evening - a decades-old silent witness to the city's turbulent political and socio-cultural history - for, at 5.30 pm, Devendra Fadnavis will be sworn in as Chief Minister of Maharashtra.
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Why 35,000 People Took To New Zealand Streets In One Of Biggest Protest For Maori Rights
Indigenous "Haka" chants boomed across New Zealand's capital Wellington, as tens of thousands of people rallied against a bill that critics say would alter the core of the nation's founding treaty and dilute the rights of Maori people.
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Deadly 'MATGA Movement' Emerges In US After Trump's Presidential Win, Here's What It Is
Following Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential elections, a new trend has emerged on social media platforms called the 'MATGA movement'.
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Opinion | Can The New President Save America's Waning 'Soft Power'?
The America that once championed the free press and the right to protest now appears stuck in a state of democratic backsliding. Polarisation, bipartisan gridlock and eroded trust in government have taken their toll.
-
Residents In Guwahati Protest Against Cutting Of Trees To Construct Flyover
A large crowd gathered at Dighalipukhuri in Assam's Guwahati today to protest against the state government's proposal to cut trees to construct a new flyover.
-
New Stadium Gives Real Madrid A Headache
Real Madrid's revamp of its historic Santiago Bernabeu stadium has become a problem for the Spanish football club, with locals protesting against noise from concerts and the permanent construction works.
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Ammunition From India Enters Ukraine Despite Russia's Reservations: Report
Artillery shells sold by Indian arms makers have been diverted by European customers to Ukraine and New Delhi has not intervened to stop the trade despite protests from Moscow.
