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What India And Pakistan Have Done To Hurt Each Other Since Kashmir Terror Attack
The already-frosty ties between neighbouring India and Pakistan have nosedived to a new low after the religiously-targeted terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, in which 26 tourists, including one foreign national were shot dead last month.
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NYT Slammed By US Government Panel Over Its Reportage Of Kashmir Terror Attack
The New York Times has been pulled up by a US House Committee for its reportage of the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, in which 26 people including a foreign national were shot dead after being asked to prove their allegiance to Islam.
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"We Oppose...": India On Canada Parliament Honouring Khalistani Terrorist
The Indian government will "naturally oppose any move giving political space to extremism and advocacy of violence", the Foreign Ministry said Friday after the Canadian parliament honoured the memory of a slain Khalistani terrorist.
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Top OTT Releases This Week: Fallout, Amar Singh Chamkila and More
This week, we have two major releases, the first of which is Prime Video’s video game adaptation Fallout, and the second is Netflix’s Amar Singh Chamkila. Fallout is a highly violent series set 200 years after the nuclear apocalypse, where some humans are sheltered in luxury underground vaults, and others are struggling to survive. Imtiaz Ali...
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Iran Gunmen Kill 9 Pakistanis Near Border Days After Tit-For-Tat Strikes: Envoy
Gunmen in southeastern Iran killed nine people Saturday, Iranian media reported, with Islamabad's ambassador identifying them as Pakistanis, as the neighbouring countries have sought to ease tensions after the deadly cross-border fire.
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2 Israeli Tourists Shot Dead By Egyptian Cop "At Random"
A police officer reportedly opened fire on a group of people touring Pompey's Pillar, an old Roman landmark.
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Foreign Jaish Terrorist Killed In Encounter In Kashmir's Shopian: Police
Security forces on Friday shot dead a foreign terrorist of the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) in an encounter in Shopian district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said.
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Retired Foreign Service Officer Shoots Himself Dead In Delhi: Police
An 81-year-old retired Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer allegedly shot himself dead with a pistol at his house in the south Delhi's Defence Colony area on Wednesday morning, police said.
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First Turbaned Sikh Cop In Texas Shot Dead, India Says "Deeply Grieved"
A 42-year-old Indian-American Sikh police officer, the first turbaned Sikh cop to serve Texas, died on Friday after he was shot multiple times while conducting a traffic stop. India has reacted to the killing, with Foreign Minister Dr S Jaishankar condoling his death.
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Foreign Media On Killing Of Tigress Avni And Controversy Over The Hunt
The hunt looked less like a bushwhack through the wilderness than a coordinated military operation.For months, park rangers and police officers beat through the forest in central India's Maharashtra state. They deployed paragliders and infrared cameras, the Guardian reported. Sharpshooters were mounted on the backs of trained elephants.
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What India And Pakistan Have Done To Hurt Each Other Since Kashmir Terror Attack
The already-frosty ties between neighbouring India and Pakistan have nosedived to a new low after the religiously-targeted terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, in which 26 tourists, including one foreign national were shot dead last month.
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NYT Slammed By US Government Panel Over Its Reportage Of Kashmir Terror Attack
The New York Times has been pulled up by a US House Committee for its reportage of the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, in which 26 people including a foreign national were shot dead after being asked to prove their allegiance to Islam.
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"We Oppose...": India On Canada Parliament Honouring Khalistani Terrorist
The Indian government will "naturally oppose any move giving political space to extremism and advocacy of violence", the Foreign Ministry said Friday after the Canadian parliament honoured the memory of a slain Khalistani terrorist.
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Top OTT Releases This Week: Fallout, Amar Singh Chamkila and More
This week, we have two major releases, the first of which is Prime Video’s video game adaptation Fallout, and the second is Netflix’s Amar Singh Chamkila. Fallout is a highly violent series set 200 years after the nuclear apocalypse, where some humans are sheltered in luxury underground vaults, and others are struggling to survive. Imtiaz Ali...
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Iran Gunmen Kill 9 Pakistanis Near Border Days After Tit-For-Tat Strikes: Envoy
Gunmen in southeastern Iran killed nine people Saturday, Iranian media reported, with Islamabad's ambassador identifying them as Pakistanis, as the neighbouring countries have sought to ease tensions after the deadly cross-border fire.
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2 Israeli Tourists Shot Dead By Egyptian Cop "At Random"
A police officer reportedly opened fire on a group of people touring Pompey's Pillar, an old Roman landmark.
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Foreign Jaish Terrorist Killed In Encounter In Kashmir's Shopian: Police
Security forces on Friday shot dead a foreign terrorist of the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) in an encounter in Shopian district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said.
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Retired Foreign Service Officer Shoots Himself Dead In Delhi: Police
An 81-year-old retired Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer allegedly shot himself dead with a pistol at his house in the south Delhi's Defence Colony area on Wednesday morning, police said.
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First Turbaned Sikh Cop In Texas Shot Dead, India Says "Deeply Grieved"
A 42-year-old Indian-American Sikh police officer, the first turbaned Sikh cop to serve Texas, died on Friday after he was shot multiple times while conducting a traffic stop. India has reacted to the killing, with Foreign Minister Dr S Jaishankar condoling his death.
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Foreign Media On Killing Of Tigress Avni And Controversy Over The Hunt
The hunt looked less like a bushwhack through the wilderness than a coordinated military operation.For months, park rangers and police officers beat through the forest in central India's Maharashtra state. They deployed paragliders and infrared cameras, the Guardian reported. Sharpshooters were mounted on the backs of trained elephants.
