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Mexico's Cartel Map: The Major Drug Empires And Where They Rule
The hills of Jalisco echoed with gunfire before dawn on Sunday. By the time the smoke cleared, Mexico's most wanted man, Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, or El Mencho, was bleeding in the back of a military vehicle.
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Why People In This Indian Hill Paradise Need Not Pay Income Tax
As the rest of India scrambled to meet the July 31 deadline for filing Income Tax Returns (ITR), one state remained blissfully exempt from the tax frenzy - Sikkim.
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Harvard, UPenn, MIT Asked On Calls For Jew Campus Genocide. Their Reply
The presidents of Harvard University, University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have testified in Capitol Hill and assured that they will take steps to check antisemitism and Islamophobia on campus
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Anita Hill Not "Satisfied" With Joe Biden's Apology Over 1991 Harassment Hearing
Anita Hill, who famously testified about sexual harassment before an all male-panel during the 1991 confirmation hearings for Justice Clarence Thomas, recently spoke to former Vice President Joe Biden and reportedly was not "satisfied" by the conversation.
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Prominent Harvard Professor Placed On Leave After Accusations Of Decades Of Sexual Harassment
It was the early 1980s when Terry Karl complained to Harvard University that a senior scholar had repeatedly made sexual advances toward her. Karl, then an assistant professor of government at Harvard, had never heard the term "sexual harassment," she told the Chronicle of Higher Education. It would be nearly a decade before Anita Hill propelled th...
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Indian-origin student in UK dies after being hit by train
An Indian-origin medical student at King's College in London died when she was hit by a train soon after a row with a fellow student.
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Bookies lose Rs 5,000 crore as punters refuse to pay for 'fixed IPL matches'
The recent crackdown on the spot-fixing racket has caused losses worth Rs 5,000 crore to bookies in Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai, sources have revealed. Punters, who had earlier placed bets on matches, have now turned the tables on the bookies, refusing to pay them their dues, based on the logic that the matches were fixed.
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Mexico's Cartel Map: The Major Drug Empires And Where They Rule
The hills of Jalisco echoed with gunfire before dawn on Sunday. By the time the smoke cleared, Mexico's most wanted man, Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, or El Mencho, was bleeding in the back of a military vehicle.
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Why People In This Indian Hill Paradise Need Not Pay Income Tax
As the rest of India scrambled to meet the July 31 deadline for filing Income Tax Returns (ITR), one state remained blissfully exempt from the tax frenzy - Sikkim.
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Harvard, UPenn, MIT Asked On Calls For Jew Campus Genocide. Their Reply
The presidents of Harvard University, University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have testified in Capitol Hill and assured that they will take steps to check antisemitism and Islamophobia on campus
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Anita Hill Not "Satisfied" With Joe Biden's Apology Over 1991 Harassment Hearing
Anita Hill, who famously testified about sexual harassment before an all male-panel during the 1991 confirmation hearings for Justice Clarence Thomas, recently spoke to former Vice President Joe Biden and reportedly was not "satisfied" by the conversation.
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Prominent Harvard Professor Placed On Leave After Accusations Of Decades Of Sexual Harassment
It was the early 1980s when Terry Karl complained to Harvard University that a senior scholar had repeatedly made sexual advances toward her. Karl, then an assistant professor of government at Harvard, had never heard the term "sexual harassment," she told the Chronicle of Higher Education. It would be nearly a decade before Anita Hill propelled th...
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Indian-origin student in UK dies after being hit by train
An Indian-origin medical student at King's College in London died when she was hit by a train soon after a row with a fellow student.
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Bookies lose Rs 5,000 crore as punters refuse to pay for 'fixed IPL matches'
The recent crackdown on the spot-fixing racket has caused losses worth Rs 5,000 crore to bookies in Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai, sources have revealed. Punters, who had earlier placed bets on matches, have now turned the tables on the bookies, refusing to pay them their dues, based on the logic that the matches were fixed.
