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"Hindus Don't Normally Contribute To Riots," Himanta Biswa Sarma Tells NDTV
Elaborating on Amit Shah's remarks about teaching "a lesson" to rioters in 2002, Himanta Biswa Sarma said, "Post-2002, the Gujarat government took a series of actions to ensure peace in the state since then."
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"Rioters Taught Lesson In 2002, BJP Brought Peace": Amit Shah In Gujarat
Amit Shah is one of the BJP's top campaigners for the elections in the state, set to be held on December 1 and 5.
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"Rioters Taught Lesson In 2002...Permanent Peace In Gujarat": Amit Shah
Addressing a rally in Mahudha town of Kheda district in support of BJP candidates ahead of the next month's Assembly elections, Mr Shah alleged, "During the Congress rule in Gujarat (before 1995), communal riots were rampant.
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Watch: Lion Teases Lioness While Sleeping, Taught A Lesson
The video shows a lioness peacefully sleeping in a forest, and a lion tip-toes towards the wild cat and tries to wake her up by biting her.
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Will Teach Pak A Lesson If It Tries To Be Adventurous: Punjab Chief Minister
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Sunday vowed to protect the state against the "nefarious designs" of Pakistan and said "we want peace but will not tolerate any aggression or attack on our territory".
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Facebook Announces Hiring of Human Rights Director
Facebook said the new role will include working with product teams to ensure that the company is a positive force for human rights and apply the lessons learnt from investigations.
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Math Lessons, Jokes - 'iPal' Robot Is China's Newest Babysitter
The "iPal" was among a slew of new tech unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show Asia in Shanghai this week, offering education and company for lonely children and peace of mind for adults.
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Will March To Meet PM Modi With These 2 Books For Him, Says Jignesh Mevani
Prime Minister Narendra Modi must speak up on whether Dalits in this country have the right to hold peaceful rallies and protest, said Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani today, strongly refuting the allegation that he made a provocative speech which triggered caste clashes in Maharashtra this week.
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Bashar Al Assad Says France Sponsors Terrorism, Cannot Talk About Peace
Syrian President Bashar al Assad accused France of supporting bloodshed in his country, making it unfit to talk about a peace settlement, comments that were rebuffed by Paris which said he was in no position to give lessons after massacring his people.
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Learn From Doklam Standoff, China Army Tells India
A day after both India and China pulled back their troops, ending a nearly 70-day-long dispute on the remote Doklam Plateau, China's army has warned India to "draw lessons from the stand off."
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Government Must Refrain From 'Unconsulted' Moves: Congress On Pak Policy
Congress today came down hard on Pakistan for its "unilateral suspension" of peace process, and hoped NDA government has learnt the lesson and will refrain from "unthought, unconsulted" diplomatic moves aimed at building Prime Minister Narendra Modi's persona.
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In Jungle Camps, Colombia Rebels Take Peace Lessons
In their secret jungle camps, Colombia's Marxist rebels used to learn how to fight. Now their leaders are trying to teach them how not to.
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Hrithik Roshan Will Teach Children 'The World's Largest Lesson'
Hrithik joins international public figures like Freida Pinto, Dani Alves, Kolo Toure, Neymar Jr, Nobel peace prize laureate Malala Yousafzai, UNICEF ambassadors Nancy Ajram, Serena Williams and eminent advocate for UNICEF, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan
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Opinion: Lessons on Peace from Manik Sarkar Government in Tripura, Once Militancy Torn
Subhashini Ali observes what made Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar to announce the repealing of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act in the state.
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Top 10 points from India-China's joint statement
Visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh held formal talks in New Delhi today and briefed the press. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to areas of mutual concern with particular focus on border issues. Dr Singh said that there had been an agreement that peace at the border must be preserved and that lessons had bee...
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"Hindus Don't Normally Contribute To Riots," Himanta Biswa Sarma Tells NDTV
Elaborating on Amit Shah's remarks about teaching "a lesson" to rioters in 2002, Himanta Biswa Sarma said, "Post-2002, the Gujarat government took a series of actions to ensure peace in the state since then."
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"Rioters Taught Lesson In 2002, BJP Brought Peace": Amit Shah In Gujarat
Amit Shah is one of the BJP's top campaigners for the elections in the state, set to be held on December 1 and 5.
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"Rioters Taught Lesson In 2002...Permanent Peace In Gujarat": Amit Shah
Addressing a rally in Mahudha town of Kheda district in support of BJP candidates ahead of the next month's Assembly elections, Mr Shah alleged, "During the Congress rule in Gujarat (before 1995), communal riots were rampant.
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Watch: Lion Teases Lioness While Sleeping, Taught A Lesson
The video shows a lioness peacefully sleeping in a forest, and a lion tip-toes towards the wild cat and tries to wake her up by biting her.
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Will Teach Pak A Lesson If It Tries To Be Adventurous: Punjab Chief Minister
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Sunday vowed to protect the state against the "nefarious designs" of Pakistan and said "we want peace but will not tolerate any aggression or attack on our territory".
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Facebook Announces Hiring of Human Rights Director
Facebook said the new role will include working with product teams to ensure that the company is a positive force for human rights and apply the lessons learnt from investigations.
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Math Lessons, Jokes - 'iPal' Robot Is China's Newest Babysitter
The "iPal" was among a slew of new tech unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show Asia in Shanghai this week, offering education and company for lonely children and peace of mind for adults.
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Will March To Meet PM Modi With These 2 Books For Him, Says Jignesh Mevani
Prime Minister Narendra Modi must speak up on whether Dalits in this country have the right to hold peaceful rallies and protest, said Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani today, strongly refuting the allegation that he made a provocative speech which triggered caste clashes in Maharashtra this week.
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Bashar Al Assad Says France Sponsors Terrorism, Cannot Talk About Peace
Syrian President Bashar al Assad accused France of supporting bloodshed in his country, making it unfit to talk about a peace settlement, comments that were rebuffed by Paris which said he was in no position to give lessons after massacring his people.
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Learn From Doklam Standoff, China Army Tells India
A day after both India and China pulled back their troops, ending a nearly 70-day-long dispute on the remote Doklam Plateau, China's army has warned India to "draw lessons from the stand off."
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Government Must Refrain From 'Unconsulted' Moves: Congress On Pak Policy
Congress today came down hard on Pakistan for its "unilateral suspension" of peace process, and hoped NDA government has learnt the lesson and will refrain from "unthought, unconsulted" diplomatic moves aimed at building Prime Minister Narendra Modi's persona.
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In Jungle Camps, Colombia Rebels Take Peace Lessons
In their secret jungle camps, Colombia's Marxist rebels used to learn how to fight. Now their leaders are trying to teach them how not to.
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Hrithik Roshan Will Teach Children 'The World's Largest Lesson'
Hrithik joins international public figures like Freida Pinto, Dani Alves, Kolo Toure, Neymar Jr, Nobel peace prize laureate Malala Yousafzai, UNICEF ambassadors Nancy Ajram, Serena Williams and eminent advocate for UNICEF, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan
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Opinion: Lessons on Peace from Manik Sarkar Government in Tripura, Once Militancy Torn
Subhashini Ali observes what made Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar to announce the repealing of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act in the state.
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Top 10 points from India-China's joint statement
Visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh held formal talks in New Delhi today and briefed the press. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to areas of mutual concern with particular focus on border issues. Dr Singh said that there had been an agreement that peace at the border must be preserved and that lessons had bee...
