Planned Attacks In 2015
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Indian Wearables Startup Wants to Make Attacks on Women a 'Concern of the Past'
Leaf Wearables, a New Delhi-based company started by five engineers in 2015, invented the Safer Pro - a tiny computer chip built into a wristband that sends alerts to emergency contacts.
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Eiffel Tower To Be Shielded By 2.5-Metre Glass Security Walls
The Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris, will soon be protected by bulletproof glass walls 2.5 metres (eight feet) high, part of a plan to prevent attacks at the monument, the city said Thursday.
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Charleston Church Shooting Suspect's Friend To Plead Guilty To Lying
A friend of the gunman accused of slaying nine black parishioners in a 2015 attack on a South Carolina church is expected to plead guilty today to lying to investigators and concealing knowledge of the plan, court documents show.
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ISIS May Target Europe Again With 'Mumbai-Style' Attacks: Report
The ISIS is planning 'Mumbai-style' attacks in Europe after the Paris massacre in November 2015, a report by the Europol police force has warned.
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Russian Secret Services Foiled 30 Planned Attacks In 2015: Vladimir Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin Saturday hailed the country's secret services for foiling around 30 planned attacks and uncovering more than 320 foreign spies in 2015.
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Tactical Silence is PM Modi's New Weapon of Choice: Nitish Kumar
In a series of tweets this morning, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar attacked PM Narendra Modi who has planned to address a blitz of rallies over the next six days in constituencies that will vote in the remaining three phases of the assembly elections.
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Virat Kohli Clarifies his Statement on India Not Executing Plans in Bangladesh
Virat Kohli told official broadcasters on the eve of the third ODI that he was "not happy with the approach of the team" which his detractors claimed to be a veiled attack on limited overs captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy.
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Mustafa Kamal Was Removed From World Cup Ceremony After he Refused to Apologise: Sources
Mustafa Kamal was planned to be on the podium on March 29 along with the ICC chairman N. Srinivasan, until he launched an "uncalled for attack" on the match officials following India's 109-run victory over Bangladesh in Melbourne.
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Cricket World Cup 2015: Brendon McCullum Backs Kiwis to Play Attacking Cricket vs Windies
A confident brendon McCullum fronted the news media on the eve of the last-eight match in Wellington saying he had no fears his bold game plan, which took New Zealand through Pool A unbeaten, could backfire in the knockout phase of the tournament.
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Virat Kohli Should Bat at Four if It Suits Team India's Plans: Viv Richards
Sir Viv Richards, who has previously hailed Virat Kohli for his attacking batting, feels that the batsman should keep team's interest in mind and bat at a position that suits the plans made despite his personal form.
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Indian Wearables Startup Wants to Make Attacks on Women a 'Concern of the Past'
Leaf Wearables, a New Delhi-based company started by five engineers in 2015, invented the Safer Pro - a tiny computer chip built into a wristband that sends alerts to emergency contacts.
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Eiffel Tower To Be Shielded By 2.5-Metre Glass Security Walls
The Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris, will soon be protected by bulletproof glass walls 2.5 metres (eight feet) high, part of a plan to prevent attacks at the monument, the city said Thursday.
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Charleston Church Shooting Suspect's Friend To Plead Guilty To Lying
A friend of the gunman accused of slaying nine black parishioners in a 2015 attack on a South Carolina church is expected to plead guilty today to lying to investigators and concealing knowledge of the plan, court documents show.
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ISIS May Target Europe Again With 'Mumbai-Style' Attacks: Report
The ISIS is planning 'Mumbai-style' attacks in Europe after the Paris massacre in November 2015, a report by the Europol police force has warned.
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Russian Secret Services Foiled 30 Planned Attacks In 2015: Vladimir Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin Saturday hailed the country's secret services for foiling around 30 planned attacks and uncovering more than 320 foreign spies in 2015.
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Tactical Silence is PM Modi's New Weapon of Choice: Nitish Kumar
In a series of tweets this morning, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar attacked PM Narendra Modi who has planned to address a blitz of rallies over the next six days in constituencies that will vote in the remaining three phases of the assembly elections.
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Virat Kohli Clarifies his Statement on India Not Executing Plans in Bangladesh
Virat Kohli told official broadcasters on the eve of the third ODI that he was "not happy with the approach of the team" which his detractors claimed to be a veiled attack on limited overs captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy.
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Mustafa Kamal Was Removed From World Cup Ceremony After he Refused to Apologise: Sources
Mustafa Kamal was planned to be on the podium on March 29 along with the ICC chairman N. Srinivasan, until he launched an "uncalled for attack" on the match officials following India's 109-run victory over Bangladesh in Melbourne.
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Cricket World Cup 2015: Brendon McCullum Backs Kiwis to Play Attacking Cricket vs Windies
A confident brendon McCullum fronted the news media on the eve of the last-eight match in Wellington saying he had no fears his bold game plan, which took New Zealand through Pool A unbeaten, could backfire in the knockout phase of the tournament.
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Virat Kohli Should Bat at Four if It Suits Team India's Plans: Viv Richards
Sir Viv Richards, who has previously hailed Virat Kohli for his attacking batting, feels that the batsman should keep team's interest in mind and bat at a position that suits the plans made despite his personal form.
