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Gujarat Commemorates 1922 British Massacre Of Tribals In R-Day Tableau
A century-old, long-forgotten uprising in Bhil-dominated Sabarkantha, one that was quelled by the British after the horrific massacre of 1,200 tribals, was showcased by Gujarat during today's Republic Day parade.
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R-Day Parade: Navy Tableau Shows 1946 Uprising; Woman Officer Leads Contingent
The Indian Navy's tableau at the Republic Day parade on Wednesday depicted the 1946 naval uprising, which contributed to the country's Independence movement, and its marching contingent was led by a woman officer.
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Protests Resume In Iraq's Sadr City As Uprising Enters Second Week
Iraq's government issued a second package of proposed social reforms on Tuesday in an attempt to meet the demands of anti-government protesters who have demonstrated nationwide for eight days, with the loss of 110 lives and 6,000 wounded.
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In Darjeeling Protest, Many See Revival Of 1980s Uprising
For most parts of the day, an eerie silence grips the town of Darjeeling. The whistling of steam engines, a familiar sound in the hilly town, is missing. On the street, a game of cricket or football is interrupted by the occasional police or press vehicle passing by.
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'Shout So Kolkata Hears You,' Says Amit Shah, Mamata Banerjee Hits Back
With an attack on Mamata Banerjee for "Sonar Bangla (golden Bengal) becoming poorer by the day," Amit Shah today launched the BJP's Mission Bengal from the tiny village of Naxalbari, where the violent Naxal uprising had begun in the 1960s.
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A Journey Into Syria's Secret Torture Wards
One evening in the early days of Syria's uprising, Mohsen al-Masri's band of activists slipped through the Damascus streets and waited for the coast to clear. Then they crouched down, opened their bags and let out a stream of color.
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UK Restores Order After Worst Prison Uprising Since 1990
Security officers restored order Saturday at a prison in the central English city of Birmingham a day after an estimated 600 inmates seized control and launched a destructive rampage.
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Wedding Revellers in Afghan Village Exult Over Taliban Rout
Ankle bells chimed as male dancers shimmied beneath chandeliers in midnight wedding revelry that drew together an entire frontline Afghan village just days after its residents humiliatingly routed the Taliban.
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On Reddit, Bearing Witness to an (Un)civil Uprising
After three days, things seem to be returning to normal at Reddit, but this incident has shown how even the "front page of the Internet" shouldn't take users for granted.
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Marking Tibetan Uprising Day, Activists Protest Outside Chinese Embassy
Hundreds of Tibetan activists today held a protest outside the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi to mark Tibetan Uprising Day.
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Tibetan Woman Self-Immolates in China: Reports
A Tibetan woman burned herself to death days before the anniversary of a failed uprising against Chinese rule, a rights group and media said, in the first such incident this year.
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Protester Killed in Egypt on Eve of Anniversary of 2011 Uprising
A woman protester was shot dead in central Cairo on Saturday, security sources said, one day before the anniversary of the popular uprising that ousted autocrat Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
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Over 7,000 Refugees Flee to Chad After Nigeria Violence
Around 7,300 Nigerian refugees have fled to the neighbouring Chad, over the last 10 days, following violence in northeastern Nigeria, the UN said Friday.
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Ukraine Steps Up Security for Polling Day
Ukraine plans to deploy more than 55,000 police and 20,000 volunteers to ensure that Sunday's presidential ballot goes off smoothly despite the bloody separatist uprising gripping the industrialised east.
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Egypt's Mohamed Morsi remanded to another 30 days of detention
Egypt's ousted president Mohamed Morsi was today remanded to a further 30 days in custody on charges of jailbreak and espionage during the 2011 uprising against Hosni Mubarak.
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Gujarat Commemorates 1922 British Massacre Of Tribals In R-Day Tableau
A century-old, long-forgotten uprising in Bhil-dominated Sabarkantha, one that was quelled by the British after the horrific massacre of 1,200 tribals, was showcased by Gujarat during today's Republic Day parade.
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R-Day Parade: Navy Tableau Shows 1946 Uprising; Woman Officer Leads Contingent
The Indian Navy's tableau at the Republic Day parade on Wednesday depicted the 1946 naval uprising, which contributed to the country's Independence movement, and its marching contingent was led by a woman officer.
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Protests Resume In Iraq's Sadr City As Uprising Enters Second Week
Iraq's government issued a second package of proposed social reforms on Tuesday in an attempt to meet the demands of anti-government protesters who have demonstrated nationwide for eight days, with the loss of 110 lives and 6,000 wounded.
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In Darjeeling Protest, Many See Revival Of 1980s Uprising
For most parts of the day, an eerie silence grips the town of Darjeeling. The whistling of steam engines, a familiar sound in the hilly town, is missing. On the street, a game of cricket or football is interrupted by the occasional police or press vehicle passing by.
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'Shout So Kolkata Hears You,' Says Amit Shah, Mamata Banerjee Hits Back
With an attack on Mamata Banerjee for "Sonar Bangla (golden Bengal) becoming poorer by the day," Amit Shah today launched the BJP's Mission Bengal from the tiny village of Naxalbari, where the violent Naxal uprising had begun in the 1960s.
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A Journey Into Syria's Secret Torture Wards
One evening in the early days of Syria's uprising, Mohsen al-Masri's band of activists slipped through the Damascus streets and waited for the coast to clear. Then they crouched down, opened their bags and let out a stream of color.
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UK Restores Order After Worst Prison Uprising Since 1990
Security officers restored order Saturday at a prison in the central English city of Birmingham a day after an estimated 600 inmates seized control and launched a destructive rampage.
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Wedding Revellers in Afghan Village Exult Over Taliban Rout
Ankle bells chimed as male dancers shimmied beneath chandeliers in midnight wedding revelry that drew together an entire frontline Afghan village just days after its residents humiliatingly routed the Taliban.
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On Reddit, Bearing Witness to an (Un)civil Uprising
After three days, things seem to be returning to normal at Reddit, but this incident has shown how even the "front page of the Internet" shouldn't take users for granted.
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Marking Tibetan Uprising Day, Activists Protest Outside Chinese Embassy
Hundreds of Tibetan activists today held a protest outside the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi to mark Tibetan Uprising Day.
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Tibetan Woman Self-Immolates in China: Reports
A Tibetan woman burned herself to death days before the anniversary of a failed uprising against Chinese rule, a rights group and media said, in the first such incident this year.
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Protester Killed in Egypt on Eve of Anniversary of 2011 Uprising
A woman protester was shot dead in central Cairo on Saturday, security sources said, one day before the anniversary of the popular uprising that ousted autocrat Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
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Over 7,000 Refugees Flee to Chad After Nigeria Violence
Around 7,300 Nigerian refugees have fled to the neighbouring Chad, over the last 10 days, following violence in northeastern Nigeria, the UN said Friday.
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Ukraine Steps Up Security for Polling Day
Ukraine plans to deploy more than 55,000 police and 20,000 volunteers to ensure that Sunday's presidential ballot goes off smoothly despite the bloody separatist uprising gripping the industrialised east.
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Egypt's Mohamed Morsi remanded to another 30 days of detention
Egypt's ousted president Mohamed Morsi was today remanded to a further 30 days in custody on charges of jailbreak and espionage during the 2011 uprising against Hosni Mubarak.
