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Badminton Asia Team Championships: India Women Create History By Reaching Semis, Men Go Down To Japan
Indian women, who had upset China on Tuesday to top Group W, capitalised on a favourable quarter-final draw with two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu once again leading the charge.
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Hamas "Cold Blooded-Killers", US Must Stand With Israel: George Bush
Former US President George W Bush has slammed the Hamas group for last week's terror attack on Israel and said members of the Gaza Strip-based outfit are "cold-blooded killers".
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Russia Says "Eliminated" Ukrainian "Saboteurs" At Border
Russia's FSB security service said Wednesday it had "eliminated" a group of four Ukrainian fighters who tried to cross into Russia's western Bryansk region from northern Ukraine, Russian news agencies reported.
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'Can't Just Attend Press Meets After Wins': Mohammed Azharuddin Slams Virat Kohli, Ravi Shastri
T20 World Cup: Former India captain Mohammed Azharuddin feels head coach Ravi Shastri should've attended the post-match press conference after Team India were thrashed by New Zealand in a Group 2 game at the Dubai International Stadium.
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Bush, Clinton, Obama Band Together To Help Afghan Refugees
Three former US presidents - Republican George W Bush and Democrats Bill Clinton and Barack Obama - have banded together behind a new group aimed at supporting refugees from Afghanistan settling in the US.
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23 MPs Meet Health Minister Over Treatment To Patients With Rare Genetic Conditions
A group of 23 Rajya Sabha MPs met Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and sought his ministry's immediate intervention to provide treatment to the eligible patients diagnosed with rare genetic conditions, a statement said on W
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'I Just Want To Go Home', Says German Girl Who Joined ISIS: Report
A German teenager who joined ISIS is now being held in detention in Iraq and says she regrets joining the terrorist group and just wants to come home to her family, media reported on Sunday.
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Opinion: 'Act of War' is Good Rhetoric, Bad Terror Policy
When French President Francois Hollande said Friday's attacks on Paris were an "act of war," he was following a script set by George W Bush in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks. Rhetorically, invoking the language of war to describe a terrorist attack sends a message of seriousness and outrage. But as the United States's post 9/11 wars show, it...
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Waiter Identifies Salman Khan, Says he Served Drinks to the Actor's Group
A bar waiter today identified actor Salman Khan in a court saying he had come along with his friends in a group to have drinks in a five-star hotel on the same night, hours before Mr Khan ran over his car over people sleeping on footpath in suburban Bandra, 12 years ago.
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Samosa: The new star of a musical
The humble samosa hot and spicy, is the star of a brand new musical, which pays homage to the snack considered a favourite among generations of students of the Mount St Mary's school here."The Samosa (W) Rap" is one among the 14 songs created specially...
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US broke international law by killing civilians with drones, claims human rights groups
Human rights groups has accused the United States of breaking international law and perhaps committing war crimes by killing civilians in missile and drone strikes that were intended to hit militants in Pakistan and Yemen.
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Cell phone records report triggers US outrage
Civil liberty groups and privacy campaigners reacted with outrage today to a report that the US intelligence community, under President Barack Obama, is pursuing the wide-scale monitoring of millions of Americans' cell phone records.
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Zimbabwe upset out of sorts Aussies
Chasing a target of 139, Zimbabwe pulled off a spectacular five-wicket victory against Australia in the ICC World Twenty20 Group B encounter at Durban on W
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Badminton Asia Team Championships: India Women Create History By Reaching Semis, Men Go Down To Japan
Indian women, who had upset China on Tuesday to top Group W, capitalised on a favourable quarter-final draw with two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu once again leading the charge.
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Hamas "Cold Blooded-Killers", US Must Stand With Israel: George Bush
Former US President George W Bush has slammed the Hamas group for last week's terror attack on Israel and said members of the Gaza Strip-based outfit are "cold-blooded killers".
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Russia Says "Eliminated" Ukrainian "Saboteurs" At Border
Russia's FSB security service said Wednesday it had "eliminated" a group of four Ukrainian fighters who tried to cross into Russia's western Bryansk region from northern Ukraine, Russian news agencies reported.
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'Can't Just Attend Press Meets After Wins': Mohammed Azharuddin Slams Virat Kohli, Ravi Shastri
T20 World Cup: Former India captain Mohammed Azharuddin feels head coach Ravi Shastri should've attended the post-match press conference after Team India were thrashed by New Zealand in a Group 2 game at the Dubai International Stadium.
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Bush, Clinton, Obama Band Together To Help Afghan Refugees
Three former US presidents - Republican George W Bush and Democrats Bill Clinton and Barack Obama - have banded together behind a new group aimed at supporting refugees from Afghanistan settling in the US.
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23 MPs Meet Health Minister Over Treatment To Patients With Rare Genetic Conditions
A group of 23 Rajya Sabha MPs met Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and sought his ministry's immediate intervention to provide treatment to the eligible patients diagnosed with rare genetic conditions, a statement said on W
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'I Just Want To Go Home', Says German Girl Who Joined ISIS: Report
A German teenager who joined ISIS is now being held in detention in Iraq and says she regrets joining the terrorist group and just wants to come home to her family, media reported on Sunday.
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Opinion: 'Act of War' is Good Rhetoric, Bad Terror Policy
When French President Francois Hollande said Friday's attacks on Paris were an "act of war," he was following a script set by George W Bush in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks. Rhetorically, invoking the language of war to describe a terrorist attack sends a message of seriousness and outrage. But as the United States's post 9/11 wars show, it...
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Waiter Identifies Salman Khan, Says he Served Drinks to the Actor's Group
A bar waiter today identified actor Salman Khan in a court saying he had come along with his friends in a group to have drinks in a five-star hotel on the same night, hours before Mr Khan ran over his car over people sleeping on footpath in suburban Bandra, 12 years ago.
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Samosa: The new star of a musical
The humble samosa hot and spicy, is the star of a brand new musical, which pays homage to the snack considered a favourite among generations of students of the Mount St Mary's school here."The Samosa (W) Rap" is one among the 14 songs created specially...
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US broke international law by killing civilians with drones, claims human rights groups
Human rights groups has accused the United States of breaking international law and perhaps committing war crimes by killing civilians in missile and drone strikes that were intended to hit militants in Pakistan and Yemen.
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Cell phone records report triggers US outrage
Civil liberty groups and privacy campaigners reacted with outrage today to a report that the US intelligence community, under President Barack Obama, is pursuing the wide-scale monitoring of millions of Americans' cell phone records.
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Zimbabwe upset out of sorts Aussies
Chasing a target of 139, Zimbabwe pulled off a spectacular five-wicket victory against Australia in the ICC World Twenty20 Group B encounter at Durban on W
