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"Bengal Is New Bihar": BJP Leader's Big Remark On 1st Phase Poll Violence
Amid reports of violence from West Bengal on the first day of polling for Lok Sabha election, BJP leader Agnimitra Paul has said "Bengal has turned into Bihar" and alleged that the Trinamool Congress is trying to silence opponents
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Watch: At Wrestler Ravi Dahiya's Home, The Moment He Makes Winning Move
A TV in a small room in wrestler Ravi Dahiya's house in Haryana is showing him duel with his opponent from Kazakhstan in the Tokyo Olympics. There is silence in the room, occupied by Mr Dahiya's family members and several of their neighbours.
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Mary Kom Aims For World Boxing Championship Glory, Says Medal Best Way To Silence Critics
Mary Kom says the World Boxing Championship will be a good opportunity to evaluate her opponents ahead of the Tokyo Olympics next year
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Thai 'Junta' Pressuring Opponents into Silence
Thailand's ruling junta has found a new way of controlling its opponents and forcing them into silence: releasing them from custody only on condition they promise not to do anything "provocative."
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"Bengal Is New Bihar": BJP Leader's Big Remark On 1st Phase Poll Violence
Amid reports of violence from West Bengal on the first day of polling for Lok Sabha election, BJP leader Agnimitra Paul has said "Bengal has turned into Bihar" and alleged that the Trinamool Congress is trying to silence opponents
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Watch: At Wrestler Ravi Dahiya's Home, The Moment He Makes Winning Move
A TV in a small room in wrestler Ravi Dahiya's house in Haryana is showing him duel with his opponent from Kazakhstan in the Tokyo Olympics. There is silence in the room, occupied by Mr Dahiya's family members and several of their neighbours.
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Mary Kom Aims For World Boxing Championship Glory, Says Medal Best Way To Silence Critics
Mary Kom says the World Boxing Championship will be a good opportunity to evaluate her opponents ahead of the Tokyo Olympics next year
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Thai 'Junta' Pressuring Opponents into Silence
Thailand's ruling junta has found a new way of controlling its opponents and forcing them into silence: releasing them from custody only on condition they promise not to do anything "provocative."
