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What South Korea's Martial Law Would Have Meant For Its Citizens
For the first time in nearly half a century, South Korea had declared martial law across the nation. In a sudden announcement shortly after 10 pm local time, President Yoon Suk Yeol had declared martial law - an order he withdrew within six hours.
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Tougher Rules For Hiring Professors Soon? UGC Works On Big Changes
UGC has carried out a detailed review in the last six months, and prepared a draft, which will soon be made public for feedback.
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"Do Not Call Me Bhaiya": Cab Driver's 6 Rules For Passengers Spark Debate Online
The driver, who has listed six rules in his vehicle, demands politeness, respect, and no "attitude" from customers.
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Out Or Six? Chris Woakes Controversially Denied 'World Class' Catch Of Pakistan's Salman Agha: Watch
Third umpire Chris Gaffaney controversially ruled that Chris Woakes' right foot was grounded when he made contact with the ball.
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"Day Of Dismissals": Several Ukrainian Ministers Resign Ahead Of Major Reshuffle
At least six Ukrainian officials including cabinet ministers submitted their resignation on Tuesday and a presidential aide was dismissed, as the ruling party signalled a major government reshuffle was underway.
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"Peace Should Return Within 5-6 Months": Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh
With ethnic violence gradually subsiding, Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has promised to fully restore peace in the state in six months with the Centre's help and also ruled out stepping down.
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Russia Jails US-Russian Journalist Alsu Kurmasheva For Over 6 Years
A Russian court has sentenced US-Russian journalist Alsu Kurmasheva to more than six years in prison for violating military censorship laws, a court spokesperson said Monday, a ruling her employer slammed as a "mockery of justice".
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"Must Not Criminalise Dissent": Trump Slams "Witch-Hunt" By Democrats
Six days after he narrowly survived an assassination attempt, former US President Donald Trump today said the ruling Democrats must stop "weaponising the justice system" and labelling their political opponent an "enemy of democracy".
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Another KCR Party MLA Joins Congress, 7th Lawmaker To Switch Since Dec 2023
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) received another jolt when its MLA joined the Congress on Saturday, just a day after six of its Members in the Legislative Council crossed over to the ruling party.
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Rinku Singh A Casualty Of IPL's 'Impact Player' Rule: Report Quotes BCCI Source On T20 World Cup Top-15 Snub
Rinku Singh, who captured the cricketing world's imagination with five sixes in an over during the previous IPL, made way for Shivam Dube in the main national squad while his name ended up being among the reserves
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After Big Election Win, 6 Independents Join Maldives President's Party
President Mohamed Muizzu and his People's National Congress on Wednesday further consolidated their position in Parliament with six independent candidates, elected in Sunday's polls, joining the ruling party.
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Expelled By BJP For 6 Years, Manipur Leader Rejoins Congress 2 Days Before Polls
Just two days ahead of the first phase of the Lok Sabha polls, Manipur's ruling BJP on Wednesday expelled party leader E. Dwijamani Singh for six years.
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Sydney Stabbing That Killed 6 Was Not Ideological Attack, Say Cops
Sydney police on Sunday ruled out terror or ideology as a motive after a man killed six people in a random stabbing attack on Saturday in one of the city's busiest shopping centres.
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"Outrageous": Biden Criticises Florida's 6-Week Abortion Ban
US President Joe Biden criticized Tuesday a Florida Supreme Court ruling that paved the way for an "outrageous" ban on abortion after just six weeks of pregnancy.
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Russia Begins Voting As Ukraine Steps Up Border Attacks
Russia began voting on Friday in an election set to prolong President Vladimir Putin's rule by six more years, as Kyiv branded the vote a "farce" and launched a barrage of deadly attacks on border regions.
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What South Korea's Martial Law Would Have Meant For Its Citizens
For the first time in nearly half a century, South Korea had declared martial law across the nation. In a sudden announcement shortly after 10 pm local time, President Yoon Suk Yeol had declared martial law - an order he withdrew within six hours.
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Tougher Rules For Hiring Professors Soon? UGC Works On Big Changes
UGC has carried out a detailed review in the last six months, and prepared a draft, which will soon be made public for feedback.
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"Do Not Call Me Bhaiya": Cab Driver's 6 Rules For Passengers Spark Debate Online
The driver, who has listed six rules in his vehicle, demands politeness, respect, and no "attitude" from customers.
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Out Or Six? Chris Woakes Controversially Denied 'World Class' Catch Of Pakistan's Salman Agha: Watch
Third umpire Chris Gaffaney controversially ruled that Chris Woakes' right foot was grounded when he made contact with the ball.
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"Day Of Dismissals": Several Ukrainian Ministers Resign Ahead Of Major Reshuffle
At least six Ukrainian officials including cabinet ministers submitted their resignation on Tuesday and a presidential aide was dismissed, as the ruling party signalled a major government reshuffle was underway.
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"Peace Should Return Within 5-6 Months": Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh
With ethnic violence gradually subsiding, Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has promised to fully restore peace in the state in six months with the Centre's help and also ruled out stepping down.
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Russia Jails US-Russian Journalist Alsu Kurmasheva For Over 6 Years
A Russian court has sentenced US-Russian journalist Alsu Kurmasheva to more than six years in prison for violating military censorship laws, a court spokesperson said Monday, a ruling her employer slammed as a "mockery of justice".
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"Must Not Criminalise Dissent": Trump Slams "Witch-Hunt" By Democrats
Six days after he narrowly survived an assassination attempt, former US President Donald Trump today said the ruling Democrats must stop "weaponising the justice system" and labelling their political opponent an "enemy of democracy".
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Another KCR Party MLA Joins Congress, 7th Lawmaker To Switch Since Dec 2023
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) received another jolt when its MLA joined the Congress on Saturday, just a day after six of its Members in the Legislative Council crossed over to the ruling party.
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Rinku Singh A Casualty Of IPL's 'Impact Player' Rule: Report Quotes BCCI Source On T20 World Cup Top-15 Snub
Rinku Singh, who captured the cricketing world's imagination with five sixes in an over during the previous IPL, made way for Shivam Dube in the main national squad while his name ended up being among the reserves
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After Big Election Win, 6 Independents Join Maldives President's Party
President Mohamed Muizzu and his People's National Congress on Wednesday further consolidated their position in Parliament with six independent candidates, elected in Sunday's polls, joining the ruling party.
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Expelled By BJP For 6 Years, Manipur Leader Rejoins Congress 2 Days Before Polls
Just two days ahead of the first phase of the Lok Sabha polls, Manipur's ruling BJP on Wednesday expelled party leader E. Dwijamani Singh for six years.
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Sydney Stabbing That Killed 6 Was Not Ideological Attack, Say Cops
Sydney police on Sunday ruled out terror or ideology as a motive after a man killed six people in a random stabbing attack on Saturday in one of the city's busiest shopping centres.
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"Outrageous": Biden Criticises Florida's 6-Week Abortion Ban
US President Joe Biden criticized Tuesday a Florida Supreme Court ruling that paved the way for an "outrageous" ban on abortion after just six weeks of pregnancy.
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Russia Begins Voting As Ukraine Steps Up Border Attacks
Russia began voting on Friday in an election set to prolong President Vladimir Putin's rule by six more years, as Kyiv branded the vote a "farce" and launched a barrage of deadly attacks on border regions.
