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Real Estate Sector Welcomes Announcements In Interim Budget
Presenting the Interim Budget, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman promised to help "deserving" sections of the middle class living in rented houses, or slums, or chawls and unauthorised colonies" to buy or build their own houses.
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Irom Sharmila Welcomes Centre's AFSPA Move, But Wants Complete Withdrawal
Rights activist Irom Sharmila welcomed the Centre's decision to reduce areas under the Act's purview in Assam, Nagaland and Manipur, but maintained that the "draconian, colonial law" should be rolled back completely.
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REvil Ransomware Group Dismantled by Russia at US Request
Russia has dismantled ransomware crime group REvil at the request of the US in an operation in which it detained and charged the group's members, the FSB domestic intelligence service said.
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US "Considering" Welcoming Entrepreneurs From Hong Kong: Mike Pompeo
The United States is considering the option of welcoming people from Hong Kong in response to China's push to impose national security legislation in the former British colony, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in remarks released on Monday.
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Man Shot Dead For Throwing Stones At Dog In Delhi: Police
A 30-year-old man was shot dead by the owner of a dog in Delhi after he threw some stones at the animal on Sunday, the police said.
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Activists Welcome Supreme Court's Verdict On Adultery Law
The Supreme Court verdict declaring that adultery is not a crime has been widely welcomed by several lawyers and activists who said it was antiquated colonial era law that treated women as properties of their husbands.
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2018 Commonwealth Games: History Meets Culture At CWG Opening Ceremony
Australia celebrated its ancestry and native traditions in a soul-stirring Commonwealth Games opening ceremony but protests by indigenous aboriginals against the very idea of Commonwealth came as a poignant reminder of the unforgotten colonial brutalities.
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Mahatma Gandhi Honoured by UK With a Statue at Parliament Square
Mahatma Gandhi was not particularly welcome in Britain during India's struggle for independence, but the former colonial power now has a statue of him right across their seat of government, alongside a statue of Winston Churchill, who once derided him for "posing as a (half-naked) fakir."
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Mahatma Gandhi Stands Tall Next to Winston Churchill in London's Parliament Square
Mahatma Gandhi was not particularly welcome in Britain during India's struggle for independence, but the former colonial power now has a giant statue of him right across their seat of government, alongside a statue of Winston Churchill, who once derided him for "posing as a (half-naked) fakir."
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Real Estate Sector Welcomes Announcements In Interim Budget
Presenting the Interim Budget, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman promised to help "deserving" sections of the middle class living in rented houses, or slums, or chawls and unauthorised colonies" to buy or build their own houses.
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Irom Sharmila Welcomes Centre's AFSPA Move, But Wants Complete Withdrawal
Rights activist Irom Sharmila welcomed the Centre's decision to reduce areas under the Act's purview in Assam, Nagaland and Manipur, but maintained that the "draconian, colonial law" should be rolled back completely.
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REvil Ransomware Group Dismantled by Russia at US Request
Russia has dismantled ransomware crime group REvil at the request of the US in an operation in which it detained and charged the group's members, the FSB domestic intelligence service said.
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US "Considering" Welcoming Entrepreneurs From Hong Kong: Mike Pompeo
The United States is considering the option of welcoming people from Hong Kong in response to China's push to impose national security legislation in the former British colony, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in remarks released on Monday.
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Man Shot Dead For Throwing Stones At Dog In Delhi: Police
A 30-year-old man was shot dead by the owner of a dog in Delhi after he threw some stones at the animal on Sunday, the police said.
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Activists Welcome Supreme Court's Verdict On Adultery Law
The Supreme Court verdict declaring that adultery is not a crime has been widely welcomed by several lawyers and activists who said it was antiquated colonial era law that treated women as properties of their husbands.
-
2018 Commonwealth Games: History Meets Culture At CWG Opening Ceremony
Australia celebrated its ancestry and native traditions in a soul-stirring Commonwealth Games opening ceremony but protests by indigenous aboriginals against the very idea of Commonwealth came as a poignant reminder of the unforgotten colonial brutalities.
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Mahatma Gandhi Honoured by UK With a Statue at Parliament Square
Mahatma Gandhi was not particularly welcome in Britain during India's struggle for independence, but the former colonial power now has a statue of him right across their seat of government, alongside a statue of Winston Churchill, who once derided him for "posing as a (half-naked) fakir."
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Mahatma Gandhi Stands Tall Next to Winston Churchill in London's Parliament Square
Mahatma Gandhi was not particularly welcome in Britain during India's struggle for independence, but the former colonial power now has a giant statue of him right across their seat of government, alongside a statue of Winston Churchill, who once derided him for "posing as a (half-naked) fakir."
