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"They Were Risking Lives": US-Backed Gaza Aid Group Says 5 Members Killed In Hamas Attack
The distribution of food and basic supplies in the besieged Gaza Strip has become increasingly fraught and perilous, exacerbating the territory's deep hunger crisis.
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Adani Group Announces Rs 2,000 Crore Donation For Setting Up Schools
Adani group on Monday announced Rs 2,000 crore donation for building at least 20 schools across the country as it continued to reveal details of the Rs 10,000 crore charity committed at the wedding of founder Gautam Adani's younger son.
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Charity Group That "Diverted" Funds Of Poor Students Raided By Probe Agency
Searches against a Telangana-based charity group have found that about Rs 300 crore worth of foreign funds raised for providing free education and meals to downtrodden children were diverted, the Enforcement Directorate said on Tuesday.
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Almost Impossible To Deliver Aid In Gaza, Say Top Charities
Major international aid groups warned Thursday it was now almost impossible to work in Gaza, as one accused countries supplying arms to Israel of being complicit in what "amounts to genocide".
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"Outraged": US Slams Israeli Strike That Killed Aid Workers In Gaza
The White House said on Tuesday it was "outraged" by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza that killed seven people working for World Central Kitchen (WCK), and that President Joe Biden called the charity aid group's founder to share his condolences.
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Donald Trump Extends Support For Capitol Rioters, Collaborates On A Song
Former US President Donald Trump and a group of men jailed for their role in the deadly January 6 riots have collaborated on a charity single.
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Reef Balls: US Charity Offers Green Way To Create Memorials
The reef ball design was started by a group of divers decades ago, but is now being increasingly seen in practice.
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Chelsea To Extend Free Meals To National Health Service, Charities For Two More Weeks
Premier League franchise Chelsea is also supporting the elderly, those in sheltered accommodation and vulnerable groups.
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2 Sikh Youth Charity Workers Arrested In Counter-Terrorism Probe In UK
Two persons, including a woman -- having links with a Sikh youth group, have been arrested by Britain's counter-terrorism police in connection with an alleged fraud relating to the group's charitable funds.
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As Hardliners Hit Campaign Trail, A Tectonic Shift In Pak Politics
Hafiz Saeed is one of the United States' most-wanted terrorist suspects, who masterminded the 2008 Mumbai attacks that killed 166 people. At home, his charities are banned, as is a new political party launched by his followers.
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Probe Into Baby Sale At Ranchi's Missionaries Of Charity To Widen: Police
The probe into the sale of babies at the Ranchi branch of Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity, or MoC, could be widened to cover other shelters run by the Kolkata-headquartered charity and other groups, a senior police officer in Jharkhand told NDTV after a woman worker and a nun at the Ranchi shelter were arrested.
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Charity Backed By Princess Diana "Sorry" After Staff Hit By Sex Scandal
The landmine charity backed by Princess Diana was on Sunday dragged into the sector-wide sex scandal after apologising for not properly investigating claims its staff paid prostitutes
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After Trump Rap, Pak To Jail Those Who Fund Hafiz Saeed's "Charities"
Pakistan today warned people against donating funds to what Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed calls "charities", as they may be sent to jail for up to 10 years along with paying a heavy fine
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Pakistan Plans Takeover Of Organisations Run By Hafiz Saeed, Says Secret Document
Pakistan's government plans to seize control of so-called charities and financial assets linked to 26/11 Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed, according to officials and documents reviewed by Reuters.
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Pakistan Orders George Soros Foundation, Other Foreign Aid Groups To Leave: NGO
Pakistan has ordered a host of international aid groups to wrap up their operations in 60 days, a global NGO said Wednesday, as officials tighten controls on foreign charities in the country.
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"They Were Risking Lives": US-Backed Gaza Aid Group Says 5 Members Killed In Hamas Attack
The distribution of food and basic supplies in the besieged Gaza Strip has become increasingly fraught and perilous, exacerbating the territory's deep hunger crisis.
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Adani Group Announces Rs 2,000 Crore Donation For Setting Up Schools
Adani group on Monday announced Rs 2,000 crore donation for building at least 20 schools across the country as it continued to reveal details of the Rs 10,000 crore charity committed at the wedding of founder Gautam Adani's younger son.
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Charity Group That "Diverted" Funds Of Poor Students Raided By Probe Agency
Searches against a Telangana-based charity group have found that about Rs 300 crore worth of foreign funds raised for providing free education and meals to downtrodden children were diverted, the Enforcement Directorate said on Tuesday.
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Almost Impossible To Deliver Aid In Gaza, Say Top Charities
Major international aid groups warned Thursday it was now almost impossible to work in Gaza, as one accused countries supplying arms to Israel of being complicit in what "amounts to genocide".
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"Outraged": US Slams Israeli Strike That Killed Aid Workers In Gaza
The White House said on Tuesday it was "outraged" by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza that killed seven people working for World Central Kitchen (WCK), and that President Joe Biden called the charity aid group's founder to share his condolences.
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Donald Trump Extends Support For Capitol Rioters, Collaborates On A Song
Former US President Donald Trump and a group of men jailed for their role in the deadly January 6 riots have collaborated on a charity single.
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Reef Balls: US Charity Offers Green Way To Create Memorials
The reef ball design was started by a group of divers decades ago, but is now being increasingly seen in practice.
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Chelsea To Extend Free Meals To National Health Service, Charities For Two More Weeks
Premier League franchise Chelsea is also supporting the elderly, those in sheltered accommodation and vulnerable groups.
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2 Sikh Youth Charity Workers Arrested In Counter-Terrorism Probe In UK
Two persons, including a woman -- having links with a Sikh youth group, have been arrested by Britain's counter-terrorism police in connection with an alleged fraud relating to the group's charitable funds.
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As Hardliners Hit Campaign Trail, A Tectonic Shift In Pak Politics
Hafiz Saeed is one of the United States' most-wanted terrorist suspects, who masterminded the 2008 Mumbai attacks that killed 166 people. At home, his charities are banned, as is a new political party launched by his followers.
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Probe Into Baby Sale At Ranchi's Missionaries Of Charity To Widen: Police
The probe into the sale of babies at the Ranchi branch of Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity, or MoC, could be widened to cover other shelters run by the Kolkata-headquartered charity and other groups, a senior police officer in Jharkhand told NDTV after a woman worker and a nun at the Ranchi shelter were arrested.
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Charity Backed By Princess Diana "Sorry" After Staff Hit By Sex Scandal
The landmine charity backed by Princess Diana was on Sunday dragged into the sector-wide sex scandal after apologising for not properly investigating claims its staff paid prostitutes
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After Trump Rap, Pak To Jail Those Who Fund Hafiz Saeed's "Charities"
Pakistan today warned people against donating funds to what Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed calls "charities", as they may be sent to jail for up to 10 years along with paying a heavy fine
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Pakistan Plans Takeover Of Organisations Run By Hafiz Saeed, Says Secret Document
Pakistan's government plans to seize control of so-called charities and financial assets linked to 26/11 Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed, according to officials and documents reviewed by Reuters.
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Pakistan Orders George Soros Foundation, Other Foreign Aid Groups To Leave: NGO
Pakistan has ordered a host of international aid groups to wrap up their operations in 60 days, a global NGO said Wednesday, as officials tighten controls on foreign charities in the country.
