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Acts Of Young Bravehearts Inspire Other Children Too: PM Modi
Acts of bravery are discussed extensively and highlighted by the media and therefore inspire other children too, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday while presenting the National Bravery Awards to 18 children, three of them posthumously.
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Bravehearts Who Caught Pakistani Terrorist Naveed to Get Shaurya Chakra
The two young men from Udhampur in Jammu and Kashmir who overpowered and handed over Pakistani terrorist Mohammad Naveed to the police last week, will get the Shaurya Chakra, India's third-highest peacetime gallantry award, on August 15, Independence Day.
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National Bravery Awards for 24 of India's Young Bravehearts
Ahead of India's 65th Republic Day celebrations, 24 children between the age of 8 and 17 have been selected on Satuday from all across the country for the prestigious National Bravery Awards. Four of these awards will be conferred posthumously.
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Had Warned the 3 Men to Not Harass Rohtak Sisters, Bus Conductor Tells NDTV
The conductor of the Haryana bus in which two sisters fought alleged molesters, has said that he had warned the three men "again and again" not to harass the young women.
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Serial Bravehearts? New Video Surfaces of Rohtak Sisters in Action
48 hours after they were hailed across the country as heroines for fighting alleged molesters on a bus in Haryana, another video of a pair of sisters shows them beating up a young man who allegedly harassed them in a public park.
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Rohtak Sisters Who Took on Harassers to be Honoured on Republic Day: 10 Developments
Harassed by three men on a public bus on Friday, two young sisters in Rohtak, Haryana, refused to look away or suffer in silence. In mobile phone footage that has been replayed widely, the girls, Arati and Pooja Kumar, are seen thrashing the offenders while other commuters just watch.
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Men Who Harassed Rohtak Sisters Have 'No Place in Army': 10 Updates
Harassed by three men on a public bus on Friday, two young sisters in Rohtak, Haryana, refused to look away or suffer in silence. In a mobile phone video that is now viral, the girls are seen thrashing the offenders, even using a belt, while other commuters just watch.
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Rohtak Sisters Who Fought Harassers To Be Honoured by Chief Minister
In a mobile phone video that is now viral, two young girls are seen thrashing men on a bus, as other commuters just watch. They get some blows in return but don't back down.
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'They Will Pour Acid on You,' We Were told, But We Fought On: Rohtak Sisters Who Took On Harassers
In a mobile phone video that has gone viral, two girls are seen thrashing young men on a bus, even using a belt, as the other passengers just watch.
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Young Bravehearts Ready to Shine in US Open
While all eyes would be on the traditional giants, young talents would look to carve their name and attain further glory in the eagerly-awaited US Open 2014.
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Rape is not a 'mistake': Delhi braveheart's parents deplore Mulayam's shocker
The parents of the young student who died after being gang-raped on a moving bus in Delhi in December, 2012, have condemned Uttar Pradesh politician Mulayam Singh Yadav's comment that three rape convicts sentenced to death in Mumbai "made a mistake" and did not deserve to be hanged.
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Handgun for women, named after Delhi Braveheart, sparks fury
A handgun designed for women and named after the young physiotherapy student who died two weeks after she was brutally gang-raped in Delhi in 2012 has been condemned by rights activists as a disgrace to her memory.
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'Delhi gang-rape pained me': Salman Khurshid dedicates poems to the braveheart
Pained at the brutal assault and gang-rape of a young paramedic student in Delhi last year, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has penned some poems to pay "tribute to her soul and to her parents".
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Blog: Blog: A year after December 16, the need to shift the conversation
The horrific rape and murder of a young girl last year shook the country. People were angry, laws were amended, change was in the air. A year later is a good time to evaluate what, if anything, has really changed, and what direction we need to take.
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Delhi gang-rape case: four convicts to be sentenced today
The much-awaited closure in a crime that triggered nationwide protests and soul-searching about the treatment of women in India may finally be here with a Delhi fast-track court set to announce the quantum of punishment for the gang-rape and murder of a young student last December.
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Acts Of Young Bravehearts Inspire Other Children Too: PM Modi
Acts of bravery are discussed extensively and highlighted by the media and therefore inspire other children too, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday while presenting the National Bravery Awards to 18 children, three of them posthumously.
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Bravehearts Who Caught Pakistani Terrorist Naveed to Get Shaurya Chakra
The two young men from Udhampur in Jammu and Kashmir who overpowered and handed over Pakistani terrorist Mohammad Naveed to the police last week, will get the Shaurya Chakra, India's third-highest peacetime gallantry award, on August 15, Independence Day.
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National Bravery Awards for 24 of India's Young Bravehearts
Ahead of India's 65th Republic Day celebrations, 24 children between the age of 8 and 17 have been selected on Satuday from all across the country for the prestigious National Bravery Awards. Four of these awards will be conferred posthumously.
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Had Warned the 3 Men to Not Harass Rohtak Sisters, Bus Conductor Tells NDTV
The conductor of the Haryana bus in which two sisters fought alleged molesters, has said that he had warned the three men "again and again" not to harass the young women.
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Serial Bravehearts? New Video Surfaces of Rohtak Sisters in Action
48 hours after they were hailed across the country as heroines for fighting alleged molesters on a bus in Haryana, another video of a pair of sisters shows them beating up a young man who allegedly harassed them in a public park.
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Rohtak Sisters Who Took on Harassers to be Honoured on Republic Day: 10 Developments
Harassed by three men on a public bus on Friday, two young sisters in Rohtak, Haryana, refused to look away or suffer in silence. In mobile phone footage that has been replayed widely, the girls, Arati and Pooja Kumar, are seen thrashing the offenders while other commuters just watch.
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Men Who Harassed Rohtak Sisters Have 'No Place in Army': 10 Updates
Harassed by three men on a public bus on Friday, two young sisters in Rohtak, Haryana, refused to look away or suffer in silence. In a mobile phone video that is now viral, the girls are seen thrashing the offenders, even using a belt, while other commuters just watch.
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Rohtak Sisters Who Fought Harassers To Be Honoured by Chief Minister
In a mobile phone video that is now viral, two young girls are seen thrashing men on a bus, as other commuters just watch. They get some blows in return but don't back down.
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'They Will Pour Acid on You,' We Were told, But We Fought On: Rohtak Sisters Who Took On Harassers
In a mobile phone video that has gone viral, two girls are seen thrashing young men on a bus, even using a belt, as the other passengers just watch.
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Young Bravehearts Ready to Shine in US Open
While all eyes would be on the traditional giants, young talents would look to carve their name and attain further glory in the eagerly-awaited US Open 2014.
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Rape is not a 'mistake': Delhi braveheart's parents deplore Mulayam's shocker
The parents of the young student who died after being gang-raped on a moving bus in Delhi in December, 2012, have condemned Uttar Pradesh politician Mulayam Singh Yadav's comment that three rape convicts sentenced to death in Mumbai "made a mistake" and did not deserve to be hanged.
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Handgun for women, named after Delhi Braveheart, sparks fury
A handgun designed for women and named after the young physiotherapy student who died two weeks after she was brutally gang-raped in Delhi in 2012 has been condemned by rights activists as a disgrace to her memory.
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'Delhi gang-rape pained me': Salman Khurshid dedicates poems to the braveheart
Pained at the brutal assault and gang-rape of a young paramedic student in Delhi last year, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has penned some poems to pay "tribute to her soul and to her parents".
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Blog: Blog: A year after December 16, the need to shift the conversation
The horrific rape and murder of a young girl last year shook the country. People were angry, laws were amended, change was in the air. A year later is a good time to evaluate what, if anything, has really changed, and what direction we need to take.
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Delhi gang-rape case: four convicts to be sentenced today
The much-awaited closure in a crime that triggered nationwide protests and soul-searching about the treatment of women in India may finally be here with a Delhi fast-track court set to announce the quantum of punishment for the gang-rape and murder of a young student last December.
