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IAS Officer's Death: Protests Turn Violent in Karnataka, Police Resorts to Lathicharge
Home minister Rajnath Singh has spoken to Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah and advised the state to opt for a CBI inquiry in the death of IAS officer DK Ravikumar, sources told NDTV.
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Kerala resort gang-rape: two suspects arrested, allegedly with nail marks
Five days after an IT professional was raped at a fancy resort in Kerala, two men who worked with a pest control company have been arrested.
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Karnataka to shut forest resorts to protect wildlife
Karnataka on Monday decided to shut down all private resorts and state-run guest houses located inside reserved forests across the state to protect wildlife in the aftermath of the Supreme Court guidelines on tiger safaris recently.
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Bangalore lawyers attack reporters with stones, iron chairs
For about 60 minutes this morning, media crews outside a Bangalore court tried to duck stones, helmets, iron chairs all being flung at them by a group of nearly 500 lawyers. The riot lasted for an hour and subsided after the police resorted to a lathi-charge and tear-gassing. Ten journalists, most of them cameramen, are recovering in different hosp...
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IAS Officer's Death: Protests Turn Violent in Karnataka, Police Resorts to Lathicharge
Home minister Rajnath Singh has spoken to Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah and advised the state to opt for a CBI inquiry in the death of IAS officer DK Ravikumar, sources told NDTV.
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Kerala resort gang-rape: two suspects arrested, allegedly with nail marks
Five days after an IT professional was raped at a fancy resort in Kerala, two men who worked with a pest control company have been arrested.
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Karnataka to shut forest resorts to protect wildlife
Karnataka on Monday decided to shut down all private resorts and state-run guest houses located inside reserved forests across the state to protect wildlife in the aftermath of the Supreme Court guidelines on tiger safaris recently.
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Bangalore lawyers attack reporters with stones, iron chairs
For about 60 minutes this morning, media crews outside a Bangalore court tried to duck stones, helmets, iron chairs all being flung at them by a group of nearly 500 lawyers. The riot lasted for an hour and subsided after the police resorted to a lathi-charge and tear-gassing. Ten journalists, most of them cameramen, are recovering in different hosp...
