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'Have You No Shame,' Rahul Gandhi Asks Cops In Row Over Veteran
Seated on a chair at the Mandir Marg Marg police station in the capital where he was detained, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi hit out at policemen for also detaining the son of an Army veteran who committed suicide yesterday.
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Army Says Ready For Any 'Misadventure' From Across Line Of Control
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi said "the world is talking about our army", a top commander in Kashmir said that "the Indian army is ready to deal with any misadventure from across the LoC or Line of Control," the de facto border between India and Pakistan.
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'Close Down Terror Factory, India Can Help,' Rajnath Singh Tells Pakistan
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said that Pakistan must "close down the factory of terrorism" and that India could help it act against terrorists if Pakistan sought its assistance.
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'Yours?' Ask Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, Jagan Mohan Over 10,000 Crore Stunner
An individual in Hyderabad used the recent amnesty scheme to disclose 10,000 crores of black money to the government.
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Haryana BJP Leader On Rapes: They've Been Happening Forever
Amid outrage over a gang-rape survivor in Haryana being raped a second time, allegedly by the same men, a BJP leader assigned to protect women's rights in the state has said, "Rapes have been committed since this world was created."
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'No Repeat Of Last Time,' PM Modi Warns, Haryana Tense About Jat Protests
"There can be no repeat of last time", Prime Minister Narendra Modi has warned Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Haryana Chief Minister ML Khattar as the Jat community warned a new round of aggressive demonstrations demanding a quota of government jobs and places in state-run colleges.
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Smaller Warnings On Cigarette Packs, Recommends Parliamentary Committee Again
Just a fortnight before larger pictorial warnings are meant to appear on cigarette packets, a parliamentary committee has said that a requirement of 85 per cent of surface area is too harsh on the tobacco industry.
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China Dodges Response To Its Soldiers Moving To Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir
China on Monday dodged a response to reports that its troops are being moved to Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir to help guard its plans for new economic corridor that will give it much shorter access to Middle East oil and more.
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2 Jaish-e-Mohammad Terrorists Killed in an Encounter in Kashmir's Awantipur
Two terrorists of Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) outfit were today killed in an encounter with security forces in Awantipur area of south Kashmir, police said.
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Jain 'Santhara' Ritual of Fast Unto Death Can Continue for Now, Says Court
For now, a tradition of Jains that sees themselves starving to death has been permitted by the Supreme Court.
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'Have You No Shame,' Rahul Gandhi Asks Cops In Row Over Veteran
Seated on a chair at the Mandir Marg Marg police station in the capital where he was detained, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi hit out at policemen for also detaining the son of an Army veteran who committed suicide yesterday.
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Army Says Ready For Any 'Misadventure' From Across Line Of Control
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi said "the world is talking about our army", a top commander in Kashmir said that "the Indian army is ready to deal with any misadventure from across the LoC or Line of Control," the de facto border between India and Pakistan.
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'Close Down Terror Factory, India Can Help,' Rajnath Singh Tells Pakistan
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said that Pakistan must "close down the factory of terrorism" and that India could help it act against terrorists if Pakistan sought its assistance.
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'Yours?' Ask Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, Jagan Mohan Over 10,000 Crore Stunner
An individual in Hyderabad used the recent amnesty scheme to disclose 10,000 crores of black money to the government.
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Haryana BJP Leader On Rapes: They've Been Happening Forever
Amid outrage over a gang-rape survivor in Haryana being raped a second time, allegedly by the same men, a BJP leader assigned to protect women's rights in the state has said, "Rapes have been committed since this world was created."
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'No Repeat Of Last Time,' PM Modi Warns, Haryana Tense About Jat Protests
"There can be no repeat of last time", Prime Minister Narendra Modi has warned Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Haryana Chief Minister ML Khattar as the Jat community warned a new round of aggressive demonstrations demanding a quota of government jobs and places in state-run colleges.
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Smaller Warnings On Cigarette Packs, Recommends Parliamentary Committee Again
Just a fortnight before larger pictorial warnings are meant to appear on cigarette packets, a parliamentary committee has said that a requirement of 85 per cent of surface area is too harsh on the tobacco industry.
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China Dodges Response To Its Soldiers Moving To Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir
China on Monday dodged a response to reports that its troops are being moved to Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir to help guard its plans for new economic corridor that will give it much shorter access to Middle East oil and more.
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2 Jaish-e-Mohammad Terrorists Killed in an Encounter in Kashmir's Awantipur
Two terrorists of Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) outfit were today killed in an encounter with security forces in Awantipur area of south Kashmir, police said.
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Jain 'Santhara' Ritual of Fast Unto Death Can Continue for Now, Says Court
For now, a tradition of Jains that sees themselves starving to death has been permitted by the Supreme Court.
