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World Stands With India On Issue Of Terror: President Ram Nath Kovind
The entire global community stands with India on the issue of terrorism and designation of Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist is a testimony to this fact, President Ram Nath Kovind said in his address to the joint Houses of Parliament today.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Apologises at EU Grilling Over His 'Digital Monster'
After short opening remarks, Zuckerberg listened to all the questions first, and then responded to them all at once.
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BJP To Be Aggressive On JNU Row, Fire Up 'Nationalism Debate'
BJP has decided to strongly put forth its stand on incident at Jawaharlal Nehru University or JNU and also raise the testimony of Pakistani-American terrorist David Headley during the upcoming Parliament session to counter opposition onslaught by firing up a debate over "nationalism".
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European Assets Steady Before Yellen Speech, Greek Vote
Yields on peripheral Eurozone bonds dipped, European stocks were steady and the euro inched higher on Wednesday before a congressional testimony by Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen and a Greek parliament vote on the terms of a third bailout.
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'Greenpeace Activist's Testimony to Leave us Open to Sanctions,' Home Ministry told Court
The home ministry has defended its decision to stop Greenpeace activist Priya Pillai's travel to London in a court affidavit that says her deposition before the British Parliament would leave India open to sanctions by the West.
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UK lawmakers challenge Google's 'smoke and mirrors' on tax
Google Inc faced angry questions on Thursday from British lawmakers investigating its tax affairs and whether it had misled parliament in testimony last year, adding fuel to a debate on taxation that has risen to the top of the UK political agenda.
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Ex-aides question Murdoch's testimony over phone hacking
Putting News International chairman James Murdoch in a tight spot, two of his former executives have questioned his testimony to a parliamentary committee where he pleaded ignorance to the wider practice of phone hacking at his now defunct newspaper News of the World.
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World Stands With India On Issue Of Terror: President Ram Nath Kovind
The entire global community stands with India on the issue of terrorism and designation of Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist is a testimony to this fact, President Ram Nath Kovind said in his address to the joint Houses of Parliament today.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Apologises at EU Grilling Over His 'Digital Monster'
After short opening remarks, Zuckerberg listened to all the questions first, and then responded to them all at once.
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BJP To Be Aggressive On JNU Row, Fire Up 'Nationalism Debate'
BJP has decided to strongly put forth its stand on incident at Jawaharlal Nehru University or JNU and also raise the testimony of Pakistani-American terrorist David Headley during the upcoming Parliament session to counter opposition onslaught by firing up a debate over "nationalism".
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European Assets Steady Before Yellen Speech, Greek Vote
Yields on peripheral Eurozone bonds dipped, European stocks were steady and the euro inched higher on Wednesday before a congressional testimony by Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen and a Greek parliament vote on the terms of a third bailout.
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'Greenpeace Activist's Testimony to Leave us Open to Sanctions,' Home Ministry told Court
The home ministry has defended its decision to stop Greenpeace activist Priya Pillai's travel to London in a court affidavit that says her deposition before the British Parliament would leave India open to sanctions by the West.
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UK lawmakers challenge Google's 'smoke and mirrors' on tax
Google Inc faced angry questions on Thursday from British lawmakers investigating its tax affairs and whether it had misled parliament in testimony last year, adding fuel to a debate on taxation that has risen to the top of the UK political agenda.
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Ex-aides question Murdoch's testimony over phone hacking
Putting News International chairman James Murdoch in a tight spot, two of his former executives have questioned his testimony to a parliamentary committee where he pleaded ignorance to the wider practice of phone hacking at his now defunct newspaper News of the World.
