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Sudan's Ousted Ex President Omar al-Bashir Moved From Jail To Hospital: Army
The Sudanese army confirmed Wednesday that ousted dictator Omar al-Bashir had been moved out of Khartoum's Kober prison before fighting erupted in the capital earlier this month.
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Sudan's Omar al-Bashir In Jail, Protesters Demand Civilian Government
Sudan's military rulers have transferred ousted president Omar al-Bashir to prison, a family source said Wednesday, as demonstrators keep up their sit-in outside the army complex calling for a swift transfer to civilian government.
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Some "Congress Friends" Conspired Against Removal Of AFSPA: Omar Abdullah
Under AFSPA, the armed forces are given special powers to arrest, use force and even open fire on anyone who violates the law. But over the years, civilians have levelled allegations of Army excesses in the insurgency-hit areas.
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Manoj Tiwari Wears Army Jacket At BJP Rally, Turns Target For Opposition
BJP leader Manoj Tiwari addressed a party rally wearing military fatigues in New Delhi on Saturday, drawing accusations of trying to cash in on the recent aerial face-off between India and Pakistan at a time when the country was gearing up for the Lok Sabha polls.
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"Don't Take Mehbooba Mufti Seriously": J&K Governor's Remark Spurs Accusations Of Political Bias
Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik today said that Peoples Democratic Party chief Mehbooba Mufti's demand for action against an Army officer accused of military excesses "need not be taken seriously", drawing allegations of bias against Kashmiris.
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Omar Abdullah Sanctions Funds To Help Woman Detained With Army Major Leetul Gogoi
National Conference (NC) leader Omar Abdullah today sanctioned Rs 1.30 lakh to the family of a girl detained by police along with Indian Army Major Nitin Leetul Gogoi from a hotel in Srinagar.
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Protester Tied To Army Jeep 'For Defence' In Jammu And Kashmir Video That Is Viral
A young man is tied to an army jeep that moves in a convoy in a widely-shared video from Kashmir that has sparked anger. The man was a protester who was used as a shield against his stone-throwing comrades on the day of the violence-hit Srinagar by-election, the army claims.
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Sudan's First Prime Minister Since 1989 Coup, Takes Oath
Historic moment for Sudan as it gets its first prime minister, after the post was scrapped in 1989 over an Islamist-backed coup. Bakri Hassan Saleh, a former army general and top aide to President Omar al-Bashir was sworn in on Thursday after he was named prime minister, a day earlier by the executive bureau of the president's National Congress Par...
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Omar Abdullah Condemns Uri Attack, Calls For Better Amenities For Soldiers
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah today condemned the terror attack on an army base in Uri and said better facilities including "fire retardant" tents should be given to the soldiers after it came to light that at least 13 soldiers died due to the fire in their tents.
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Kashmir Opposition Meets President, Says Army Said What Government Didn't
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah led a delegation state's opposition to meet President Pranab Mukherjee today, backing the army's call for dialogue among all stakeholders.
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Sudan's Omar al-Bashir Says Darfur, Kordofan Conflicts to End in 2016
President Omar al-Bashir said Friday that conflicts roiling Sudan's Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions would end in 2016, the day after he offered rebels a two-month ceasefire to join a national dialogue.
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Opinion: Why Pakistani Army is Needling Modi
Essentially, the bet is the Indian side does not have the space to repeat what it did when it cancelled the Foreign Secretaries' talks in 2014, on a similar issue of Pakistani officials meeting the Hurriyat.
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US Will Not Release Hunger-Striking Guantanamo Detainee
U.S. Justice Department lawyers on Friday blocked a legal request that a Guantanamo Bay detainee who weighs just 74 lbs (33.5 kg) after an eight-year hunger strike be released for health reasons.
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At Least 50 Dead in Wave of Attacks on Afghan Army, US Forces in Kabul
A wave of attacks on Afghan army, police and US special forces in Kabul on Friday killed at least 50 people and wounded hundreds, dimming hopes that the Taliban might be weakened by a leadership struggle after their longtime leader's death.
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Opinion: Why Naved Is Not Kasab 2
Terrorism once again reared its ugly head in Jammu and Kashmir this week with an attack on a bus of the Border Security Force, killing two jawans and injuring many more.
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Sudan's Ousted Ex President Omar al-Bashir Moved From Jail To Hospital: Army
The Sudanese army confirmed Wednesday that ousted dictator Omar al-Bashir had been moved out of Khartoum's Kober prison before fighting erupted in the capital earlier this month.
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Sudan's Omar al-Bashir In Jail, Protesters Demand Civilian Government
Sudan's military rulers have transferred ousted president Omar al-Bashir to prison, a family source said Wednesday, as demonstrators keep up their sit-in outside the army complex calling for a swift transfer to civilian government.
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Some "Congress Friends" Conspired Against Removal Of AFSPA: Omar Abdullah
Under AFSPA, the armed forces are given special powers to arrest, use force and even open fire on anyone who violates the law. But over the years, civilians have levelled allegations of Army excesses in the insurgency-hit areas.
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Manoj Tiwari Wears Army Jacket At BJP Rally, Turns Target For Opposition
BJP leader Manoj Tiwari addressed a party rally wearing military fatigues in New Delhi on Saturday, drawing accusations of trying to cash in on the recent aerial face-off between India and Pakistan at a time when the country was gearing up for the Lok Sabha polls.
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"Don't Take Mehbooba Mufti Seriously": J&K Governor's Remark Spurs Accusations Of Political Bias
Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik today said that Peoples Democratic Party chief Mehbooba Mufti's demand for action against an Army officer accused of military excesses "need not be taken seriously", drawing allegations of bias against Kashmiris.
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Omar Abdullah Sanctions Funds To Help Woman Detained With Army Major Leetul Gogoi
National Conference (NC) leader Omar Abdullah today sanctioned Rs 1.30 lakh to the family of a girl detained by police along with Indian Army Major Nitin Leetul Gogoi from a hotel in Srinagar.
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Protester Tied To Army Jeep 'For Defence' In Jammu And Kashmir Video That Is Viral
A young man is tied to an army jeep that moves in a convoy in a widely-shared video from Kashmir that has sparked anger. The man was a protester who was used as a shield against his stone-throwing comrades on the day of the violence-hit Srinagar by-election, the army claims.
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Sudan's First Prime Minister Since 1989 Coup, Takes Oath
Historic moment for Sudan as it gets its first prime minister, after the post was scrapped in 1989 over an Islamist-backed coup. Bakri Hassan Saleh, a former army general and top aide to President Omar al-Bashir was sworn in on Thursday after he was named prime minister, a day earlier by the executive bureau of the president's National Congress Par...
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Omar Abdullah Condemns Uri Attack, Calls For Better Amenities For Soldiers
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah today condemned the terror attack on an army base in Uri and said better facilities including "fire retardant" tents should be given to the soldiers after it came to light that at least 13 soldiers died due to the fire in their tents.
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Kashmir Opposition Meets President, Says Army Said What Government Didn't
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah led a delegation state's opposition to meet President Pranab Mukherjee today, backing the army's call for dialogue among all stakeholders.
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Sudan's Omar al-Bashir Says Darfur, Kordofan Conflicts to End in 2016
President Omar al-Bashir said Friday that conflicts roiling Sudan's Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions would end in 2016, the day after he offered rebels a two-month ceasefire to join a national dialogue.
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Opinion: Why Pakistani Army is Needling Modi
Essentially, the bet is the Indian side does not have the space to repeat what it did when it cancelled the Foreign Secretaries' talks in 2014, on a similar issue of Pakistani officials meeting the Hurriyat.
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US Will Not Release Hunger-Striking Guantanamo Detainee
U.S. Justice Department lawyers on Friday blocked a legal request that a Guantanamo Bay detainee who weighs just 74 lbs (33.5 kg) after an eight-year hunger strike be released for health reasons.
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At Least 50 Dead in Wave of Attacks on Afghan Army, US Forces in Kabul
A wave of attacks on Afghan army, police and US special forces in Kabul on Friday killed at least 50 people and wounded hundreds, dimming hopes that the Taliban might be weakened by a leadership struggle after their longtime leader's death.
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Opinion: Why Naved Is Not Kasab 2
Terrorism once again reared its ugly head in Jammu and Kashmir this week with an attack on a bus of the Border Security Force, killing two jawans and injuring many more.
