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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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16 More Arrested In France As Unrest Over Teen's Killing Subsides
French police arrested 16 people overnight in connection with urban violence, the interior ministry said on Wednesday, indicating a further decrease in the scale of unrest that swept through poor French suburbs after a fatal police shooting.
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Violence Against Agnipath Scheme Subsides In Bihar; Over 800 Arrested So Far
Violent protests against Agnipath scheme for defence recruitment appeared to be on the wane in Bihar on Sunday as a police crackdown on troublemakers continued and train services remained hit in view of security concerns.
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"We Are On Our Way To Peace": Assam Top Cop On Citizenship Act Protests
Assam Director General of Police Bhaskar Jyoti Mahanta on Friday said that while violent protests against the amended Citizenship Act have largely subsided in the state, the police are keeping a strict vigil to ensure that the situation does not go out of control again.
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As Attacks Subside, Jerusalem Tries To Return To Normal
After the outbreak of Israeli-Palestinian violence last fall, Lina's diner saw business drop to about three or four Israeli diners a day, and even many Palestinians abandoned the landmark Old City establishment.
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Jat Quota Agitation: Curfew Lifted From Kaithal, Kalayat Towns
Curfew was today lifted from Kaithal and Kalayat after protests in the two towns subsided following the Central government's announcement of setting up a committee under a senior Union minister to examine the quota demand for the community in government jobs.
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Britain riots: Violence subsides amid fears of backlash
Britain's cities were largely quiet early Thursday after days of rioting and looting that drew thousands of extra police officers onto the streets and a stern warning from Prime Minister David Cameron that order would be restored by whatever means necessary.Tensions remained high even in the absence of any major incidents, and Cameron has recalled ...
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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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16 More Arrested In France As Unrest Over Teen's Killing Subsides
French police arrested 16 people overnight in connection with urban violence, the interior ministry said on Wednesday, indicating a further decrease in the scale of unrest that swept through poor French suburbs after a fatal police shooting.
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Violence Against Agnipath Scheme Subsides In Bihar; Over 800 Arrested So Far
Violent protests against Agnipath scheme for defence recruitment appeared to be on the wane in Bihar on Sunday as a police crackdown on troublemakers continued and train services remained hit in view of security concerns.
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"We Are On Our Way To Peace": Assam Top Cop On Citizenship Act Protests
Assam Director General of Police Bhaskar Jyoti Mahanta on Friday said that while violent protests against the amended Citizenship Act have largely subsided in the state, the police are keeping a strict vigil to ensure that the situation does not go out of control again.
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As Attacks Subside, Jerusalem Tries To Return To Normal
After the outbreak of Israeli-Palestinian violence last fall, Lina's diner saw business drop to about three or four Israeli diners a day, and even many Palestinians abandoned the landmark Old City establishment.
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Jat Quota Agitation: Curfew Lifted From Kaithal, Kalayat Towns
Curfew was today lifted from Kaithal and Kalayat after protests in the two towns subsided following the Central government's announcement of setting up a committee under a senior Union minister to examine the quota demand for the community in government jobs.
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Britain riots: Violence subsides amid fears of backlash
Britain's cities were largely quiet early Thursday after days of rioting and looting that drew thousands of extra police officers onto the streets and a stern warning from Prime Minister David Cameron that order would be restored by whatever means necessary.Tensions remained high even in the absence of any major incidents, and Cameron has recalled ...
