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'Good Decision': Trump On FIFA Chief Reversing US Player's Suspension
Folarin Balogun's case became a flashpoint in the tournament, generating widespread criticism of FIFA's leadership and the US president.
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Watch: Norwegian Army, Navy And Air Force Perform Viral 'Viking Row' To Celebrate World Cup Heroics
The video features soldiers rowing in unison across grassy hillsides, sailors performing the chant aboard military vessels, and Air Force personnel joining the celebration on aircraft and at military installations.
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Ringside View | Do Legends Like Messi Get Different Treatment? Football's Uncomfortable Question Refuses To Go Away
History suggests that football's biggest names often find themselves at the centre of decisions that leave rivals wondering whether reputation carries its own invisible advantage.
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Measles And Other Infectious Diseases Under Surveillance As World Cup Draws Large Crowds
With a nearly six-week stretch of packed stadiums, bars and tourist sites in 16 cities, officials are on the lookout for a long list of infections, from the stomach bug norovirus to mosquito-borne dengue fever.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Travel Guide: Budget Transport And Street Food In US, Mexico And Canada
The FIFA World Cup 2026 matches are taking places across 3 countries, offering the perfect chance to soak the diverse energy in different cities.
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Man Acquitted In 2006 Mumbai Blast Case Seeks 9 Crores For "Custodial Torture"
Abdul Wahid Shaikh, the only accused acquitted by the trial court in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, has sought a compensation of Rs 9 crore for his "wrongful incarceration" and "custodial torture".
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"No Innocent Should Be Punished": Ajit Pawar's Big Statement On Train Blast
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, speaking today on the Supreme Court verdict in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, said "some innocent people were also trapped in this case".
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Maharashtra In Top Court Against Verdict That Freed 12 In Train Blasts Case
A day after the Bombay High Court acquitted all 12 convicts in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, the Maharashtra government has approached the Supreme Court to challenge the high court verdict
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"19 Years For What Purpose?": Father Of Mumbai Blasts Victim On Court Verdict
Ramesh Naik, who lost his daughter in the 2006 Mumbai blasts, questioned the government following Bombay High Court's decision to acquit 12 accused of the incident.
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Maharashtra To Challenge Order On 2006 Mumbai Blasts In Supreme Court
Expressing shock over Bombay High Court's decision to acquit 12 accused of 2006 Mumbai blasts, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday announced that the state government will challenge the decision in the Supreme Court.
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"No Closure For 180 Families": Asaduddin Owaisi After Mumbai Blasts Verdict
Hours after the Bombay High Court acquitted 12 convicts in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, noting that prosecution had "utterly failed" to prove the charges, Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi asked if the government would act against the investigators
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Excerpt | 'Jeetu Bhai, Many Have Been Killed': A Journalist Recounts 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts
"'Jeetu bhai!!! A bomb has exploded in a train outside my building! Many people have been killed. Send a camera unit fast,' Odysteven Gomes from my channel screamed on the phone...I hastily left the cinema hall and rang the cops to get more details.
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189 Killed In 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts. All 12 Convicts Acquitted Today
2006 Mumbai Local Train Blasts: Bombay High Court Acquits 12 After 19 Years
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High Court Rejects Death Row Convict's Plea Seeking Information Under RTI
The Delhi High Court today dismissed a petition by a death row convict in the 2006 Mumbai train blast case seeking disclosure of information pertaining to the ban imposed on terrorist outfit Indian Mujahideen.
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16 Years After Varanasi Blasts, Mastermind And Terrorist Convicted
Sixteen years after multiple blasts in Varanasi, terrorist Waliullah Khan has been held guilty by a Ghaziabad court in two cases on Saturday. The quantum of punishment will be pronounced on June 6.
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'Good Decision': Trump On FIFA Chief Reversing US Player's Suspension
Folarin Balogun's case became a flashpoint in the tournament, generating widespread criticism of FIFA's leadership and the US president.
-
Watch: Norwegian Army, Navy And Air Force Perform Viral 'Viking Row' To Celebrate World Cup Heroics
The video features soldiers rowing in unison across grassy hillsides, sailors performing the chant aboard military vessels, and Air Force personnel joining the celebration on aircraft and at military installations.
-
Ringside View | Do Legends Like Messi Get Different Treatment? Football's Uncomfortable Question Refuses To Go Away
History suggests that football's biggest names often find themselves at the centre of decisions that leave rivals wondering whether reputation carries its own invisible advantage.
-
Measles And Other Infectious Diseases Under Surveillance As World Cup Draws Large Crowds
With a nearly six-week stretch of packed stadiums, bars and tourist sites in 16 cities, officials are on the lookout for a long list of infections, from the stomach bug norovirus to mosquito-borne dengue fever.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Travel Guide: Budget Transport And Street Food In US, Mexico And Canada
The FIFA World Cup 2026 matches are taking places across 3 countries, offering the perfect chance to soak the diverse energy in different cities.
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Man Acquitted In 2006 Mumbai Blast Case Seeks 9 Crores For "Custodial Torture"
Abdul Wahid Shaikh, the only accused acquitted by the trial court in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, has sought a compensation of Rs 9 crore for his "wrongful incarceration" and "custodial torture".
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"No Innocent Should Be Punished": Ajit Pawar's Big Statement On Train Blast
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, speaking today on the Supreme Court verdict in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, said "some innocent people were also trapped in this case".
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Maharashtra In Top Court Against Verdict That Freed 12 In Train Blasts Case
A day after the Bombay High Court acquitted all 12 convicts in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, the Maharashtra government has approached the Supreme Court to challenge the high court verdict
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"19 Years For What Purpose?": Father Of Mumbai Blasts Victim On Court Verdict
Ramesh Naik, who lost his daughter in the 2006 Mumbai blasts, questioned the government following Bombay High Court's decision to acquit 12 accused of the incident.
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Maharashtra To Challenge Order On 2006 Mumbai Blasts In Supreme Court
Expressing shock over Bombay High Court's decision to acquit 12 accused of 2006 Mumbai blasts, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday announced that the state government will challenge the decision in the Supreme Court.
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"No Closure For 180 Families": Asaduddin Owaisi After Mumbai Blasts Verdict
Hours after the Bombay High Court acquitted 12 convicts in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, noting that prosecution had "utterly failed" to prove the charges, Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi asked if the government would act against the investigators
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Excerpt | 'Jeetu Bhai, Many Have Been Killed': A Journalist Recounts 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts
"'Jeetu bhai!!! A bomb has exploded in a train outside my building! Many people have been killed. Send a camera unit fast,' Odysteven Gomes from my channel screamed on the phone...I hastily left the cinema hall and rang the cops to get more details.
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189 Killed In 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts. All 12 Convicts Acquitted Today
2006 Mumbai Local Train Blasts: Bombay High Court Acquits 12 After 19 Years
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High Court Rejects Death Row Convict's Plea Seeking Information Under RTI
The Delhi High Court today dismissed a petition by a death row convict in the 2006 Mumbai train blast case seeking disclosure of information pertaining to the ban imposed on terrorist outfit Indian Mujahideen.
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16 Years After Varanasi Blasts, Mastermind And Terrorist Convicted
Sixteen years after multiple blasts in Varanasi, terrorist Waliullah Khan has been held guilty by a Ghaziabad court in two cases on Saturday. The quantum of punishment will be pronounced on June 6.
