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More Than 100 Killed In War-Like Rio Raids On Powerful Narco Gang
Residents of a Rio de Janeiro community lined up their dead in the street Wednesday after Brazil's bloodiest police raid killed at least 119 people, spotlighting the city's controversial war against drug gangs entrenched in poor neighborhoods.
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'Our Last Exchange Was...': Thadou Intellectual's Farewell To Leader Killed By Kuki Insurgents In Assam
Leaders of Thadou tribe in Assam wrapped the coffin of their community leader, Nehkam Jomhao, with the traditional Thadou Saipikhup shawl in what they called a mark of highest respect and honour to the 59-year-old who was killed by Kuki insurgents.
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Relief For 'Bengal Files' Makers, High Court Dismisses Censorship Request
'The Bengal Files' is based on the communal riots of August 1946 in Kolkata, known as the Great Calcutta Killings, and was released last Friday.
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US SEAL Team 6 Reached North Korea To Plant Spy Device. Then Chaos Unfolded
In 2019, a group of Navy SEALs entered North Korea for a secret mission to plant a device to intercept communications of Kim Jong Un, however, the mission was aborted as SEALs ended up encountering an unexpected boat at the North Korean shore.
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To Avoid Execution, Death Row Inmate Claims Judges Are Ruled By Satan
As a judge considers arguments from prosecutors and defense attorneys over whether delusional beliefs about the legal system are enough to keep a South Carolina prisoner from being executed.
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1 Killed, 6 Injured In Mass Stabbing At Indigenous Community In Canada
A mass stabbing in an Indigenous community in central Canada killed one person and forced six others to the hospital on Thursday, federal police said, adding the suspect also died in the incident.
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Karnataka Man Strangles Daughter, Puts Pesticide In Mouth Over Intercaste Relationship
A man allegedly strangled his daughter, forced pesticide into her mouth to stage it as a suicide, and later performed her last rites because she was in a relationship with a young man from a different community, Kalaburagi Police Commissioner said.
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The Story Of A Bengal Butcher Who 'Saved' Calcutta
Rather than being stoic over the aggressive agenda of the Muslim League to bring Calcutta into Pakistan, a fierce man from a city-based meat-selling Brahmin family rose to the occasion.
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Direct Action Day: Spark That Triggered Communal Violence During Partition
On August 16, 1946, a day now remembered as Direct Action Day or the Great Calcutta Killings, Bengal descended into days of brutal bloodshed, shattering hopes of unity and plunging the province into chaos.
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"No Communal Angle": Delhi Police On Actor Huma Qureshi's Cousin's Murder
Shaina, wife of Asif Qureshi, alleged that her husband's murder was pre-planned and he was killed for being friendly with Hindus, despite being a Muslim.
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NIA Makes First Arrest In Killing Of 6 Meiteis Including Infant In Manipur's Jiribam
A suspect in the kidnapping and killing of three women and three children from the Meitei community in Manipur's Jiribam in November 2024 has been arrested, marking the first breakthrough in the case being handled by the NIA.
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"Leave My Parents Alone...": Appeal Of Murdered Dalit Techie's Girlfriend
The young woman from a so-called upper caste community in Tamil Nadu's Tirunelveli - whose parents and brother are accused of killing her Dalit boyfriend - appealed for their safety in a video released Thursday.
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14 Days, 1 Mission, Mahadev Peak: How Pahalgam Mastermind Was Hunted Down
The security forces in Jammu and Kashmir avenged the Pahalgam attack today after hunting down the mastermind, Suleiman Shah, alias Hashim Musa, in an encounter in Srinagar.
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'From Drug Dealer To Martyr': 2 J&K Cops Suspended For Killing Tribal Man
Two policemen have been suspended after killing a tribal man in an alleged staged encounter in Jammu and Kashmir. The killing of Mohammad Parvaz sparked widespread protests and outrage in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Very Dangerous": Israel Rejects Syrian Interim President's Renewed Pledge
Israel on Saturday dismissed a renewed pledge by Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa to protect minorities after deadly sectarian clashes, saying it was "very dangerous" to be a minority in the country.
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More Than 100 Killed In War-Like Rio Raids On Powerful Narco Gang
Residents of a Rio de Janeiro community lined up their dead in the street Wednesday after Brazil's bloodiest police raid killed at least 119 people, spotlighting the city's controversial war against drug gangs entrenched in poor neighborhoods.
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'Our Last Exchange Was...': Thadou Intellectual's Farewell To Leader Killed By Kuki Insurgents In Assam
Leaders of Thadou tribe in Assam wrapped the coffin of their community leader, Nehkam Jomhao, with the traditional Thadou Saipikhup shawl in what they called a mark of highest respect and honour to the 59-year-old who was killed by Kuki insurgents.
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Relief For 'Bengal Files' Makers, High Court Dismisses Censorship Request
'The Bengal Files' is based on the communal riots of August 1946 in Kolkata, known as the Great Calcutta Killings, and was released last Friday.
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US SEAL Team 6 Reached North Korea To Plant Spy Device. Then Chaos Unfolded
In 2019, a group of Navy SEALs entered North Korea for a secret mission to plant a device to intercept communications of Kim Jong Un, however, the mission was aborted as SEALs ended up encountering an unexpected boat at the North Korean shore.
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To Avoid Execution, Death Row Inmate Claims Judges Are Ruled By Satan
As a judge considers arguments from prosecutors and defense attorneys over whether delusional beliefs about the legal system are enough to keep a South Carolina prisoner from being executed.
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1 Killed, 6 Injured In Mass Stabbing At Indigenous Community In Canada
A mass stabbing in an Indigenous community in central Canada killed one person and forced six others to the hospital on Thursday, federal police said, adding the suspect also died in the incident.
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Karnataka Man Strangles Daughter, Puts Pesticide In Mouth Over Intercaste Relationship
A man allegedly strangled his daughter, forced pesticide into her mouth to stage it as a suicide, and later performed her last rites because she was in a relationship with a young man from a different community, Kalaburagi Police Commissioner said.
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The Story Of A Bengal Butcher Who 'Saved' Calcutta
Rather than being stoic over the aggressive agenda of the Muslim League to bring Calcutta into Pakistan, a fierce man from a city-based meat-selling Brahmin family rose to the occasion.
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Direct Action Day: Spark That Triggered Communal Violence During Partition
On August 16, 1946, a day now remembered as Direct Action Day or the Great Calcutta Killings, Bengal descended into days of brutal bloodshed, shattering hopes of unity and plunging the province into chaos.
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"No Communal Angle": Delhi Police On Actor Huma Qureshi's Cousin's Murder
Shaina, wife of Asif Qureshi, alleged that her husband's murder was pre-planned and he was killed for being friendly with Hindus, despite being a Muslim.
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NIA Makes First Arrest In Killing Of 6 Meiteis Including Infant In Manipur's Jiribam
A suspect in the kidnapping and killing of three women and three children from the Meitei community in Manipur's Jiribam in November 2024 has been arrested, marking the first breakthrough in the case being handled by the NIA.
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"Leave My Parents Alone...": Appeal Of Murdered Dalit Techie's Girlfriend
The young woman from a so-called upper caste community in Tamil Nadu's Tirunelveli - whose parents and brother are accused of killing her Dalit boyfriend - appealed for their safety in a video released Thursday.
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14 Days, 1 Mission, Mahadev Peak: How Pahalgam Mastermind Was Hunted Down
The security forces in Jammu and Kashmir avenged the Pahalgam attack today after hunting down the mastermind, Suleiman Shah, alias Hashim Musa, in an encounter in Srinagar.
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'From Drug Dealer To Martyr': 2 J&K Cops Suspended For Killing Tribal Man
Two policemen have been suspended after killing a tribal man in an alleged staged encounter in Jammu and Kashmir. The killing of Mohammad Parvaz sparked widespread protests and outrage in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Very Dangerous": Israel Rejects Syrian Interim President's Renewed Pledge
Israel on Saturday dismissed a renewed pledge by Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa to protect minorities after deadly sectarian clashes, saying it was "very dangerous" to be a minority in the country.
