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Youth Congress Chief Uday Bhanu Chib Granted Bail In AI Summit Protest Case
Indian Youth Congress chief Uday Bhanu Chib was granted bail in the case relating to the shirtless protest at the India AI Impact Summit that was held in the national Capital.
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Drama Follows Youth Congress Workers' Arrest, Cops File Case Against Cops
A confrontation between two state police forces unfolded on a highway in Himachal Pradesh on Saturday, escalating into a rare situation in which one police unit registered a criminal case against officers from another state.
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"Attacks By Pakistanis": Owner After Shutting Down Indian Eatery In London
An Indian-origin restaurant owner in London has claimed that he has to shut down his eatery after a 16-year run due to a combination of factors, including repeated "disturbances and attacks by Pakistanis."
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Rain Or Snow, Inside India's 326-Day Mountain Op To Hunt 7 Pak Terrorists
Operation Trashi-1, the long, sustained hunt for Pakistan-trained terrorists by the Indian Army, police tactical units, and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in the forests and mountains of Jammu and Kashmir, is a shining example of courage.
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Ex-Army Colonel Assaulted, Forced To Pay Rs 30,000 In Gurugram, 5 Arrested
Five men have been arrested for allegedly assaulting a retired Army officer and forcing him to transfer Rs 30,000 after a road accident in Gurugram on Monday, police said.
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Influencer Sachin Awasthi Says He Was Detained In South Korea For 38 Hours: 'Treated Like Criminals'
"Even the use of restrooms was monitored with a police official who had a bodycam and went to the washroom with us," shared Sachin Awasthi
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Black Umbrellas To T-Shirts: Youth Congress' Last-Minute Protest Plan Change
The gaggle of Youth Congress workers who stripped shirtless in an embarrassing moment at the India AI Impact Summit and rushed about waving t-shirts and shouting slogans against the India-US deal, came 'fully prepared', government sources said.
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Indian-Origin Woman Jailed For Slapping 73-Year-Old Taxi Driver In Singapore
An Indian-origin Singaporean woman was sentenced to two weeks in jail on Thursday for voluntarily causing hurt by slapping a taxi driver, allegedly over a fare at a police station.
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Nothing Warns Customers About Counterfeit Accessories as Delhi Police Seize Fake Nothing, CMF Devices
Nothing has released an awareness video via various social media platforms to warn customers that the Indian market has been flooded with counterfeit Nothing and CMF products. Akis Evangelidis, Co-Founder and President of Nothing India, said in the video that the London-based tech firm is working with law enforcement agencies to "identify and disma...
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"I Don't Care": Indian Student's Chilling Words Days Before Death In US
Days before he went missing and was later found dead in California, Indian student Saketh Srinivasaiah ate and talked less and even went to classes in a bathrobe, showing clear signs of distress, his college roommate recalled.
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Youth Congress Chief Uday Bhanu Chib Granted Bail In AI Summit Protest Case
Indian Youth Congress chief Uday Bhanu Chib was granted bail in the case relating to the shirtless protest at the India AI Impact Summit that was held in the national Capital.
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Drama Follows Youth Congress Workers' Arrest, Cops File Case Against Cops
A confrontation between two state police forces unfolded on a highway in Himachal Pradesh on Saturday, escalating into a rare situation in which one police unit registered a criminal case against officers from another state.
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"Attacks By Pakistanis": Owner After Shutting Down Indian Eatery In London
An Indian-origin restaurant owner in London has claimed that he has to shut down his eatery after a 16-year run due to a combination of factors, including repeated "disturbances and attacks by Pakistanis."
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Rain Or Snow, Inside India's 326-Day Mountain Op To Hunt 7 Pak Terrorists
Operation Trashi-1, the long, sustained hunt for Pakistan-trained terrorists by the Indian Army, police tactical units, and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in the forests and mountains of Jammu and Kashmir, is a shining example of courage.
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Ex-Army Colonel Assaulted, Forced To Pay Rs 30,000 In Gurugram, 5 Arrested
Five men have been arrested for allegedly assaulting a retired Army officer and forcing him to transfer Rs 30,000 after a road accident in Gurugram on Monday, police said.
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Influencer Sachin Awasthi Says He Was Detained In South Korea For 38 Hours: 'Treated Like Criminals'
"Even the use of restrooms was monitored with a police official who had a bodycam and went to the washroom with us," shared Sachin Awasthi
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Black Umbrellas To T-Shirts: Youth Congress' Last-Minute Protest Plan Change
The gaggle of Youth Congress workers who stripped shirtless in an embarrassing moment at the India AI Impact Summit and rushed about waving t-shirts and shouting slogans against the India-US deal, came 'fully prepared', government sources said.
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Indian-Origin Woman Jailed For Slapping 73-Year-Old Taxi Driver In Singapore
An Indian-origin Singaporean woman was sentenced to two weeks in jail on Thursday for voluntarily causing hurt by slapping a taxi driver, allegedly over a fare at a police station.
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Nothing Warns Customers About Counterfeit Accessories as Delhi Police Seize Fake Nothing, CMF Devices
Nothing has released an awareness video via various social media platforms to warn customers that the Indian market has been flooded with counterfeit Nothing and CMF products. Akis Evangelidis, Co-Founder and President of Nothing India, said in the video that the London-based tech firm is working with law enforcement agencies to "identify and disma...
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"I Don't Care": Indian Student's Chilling Words Days Before Death In US
Days before he went missing and was later found dead in California, Indian student Saketh Srinivasaiah ate and talked less and even went to classes in a bathrobe, showing clear signs of distress, his college roommate recalled.
