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"Bodies Charred Beyond Recognition": 14 Killed In South Sudan Plane Crash
The plane was a Cessna that departed Juba International Airport at 0715 GMT and crashed about 20 kilometres from the capital with no survivors, the South Sudanese Civil Aviation Authority said in a statement.
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Athlead Juba Ingolstadt Academy Launches In Delhi-NCR, Strengthening Indo-German Football Development Pathways
The Athlead Juba Ingolstadt Academy was officially inaugurated on Wednesday, November 26, at Juba Sangha Club in New Delhi, NCR Area, marking a significant milestone in advancing structured grassroot football development in India.
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India Welcomes Removal Of Sudan From US Terrorism Blacklist
India on Monday welcomed the removal of Sudan from the US list of state sponsors of terrorism as well as the normalisation of relations between the African nation and Israel.
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South Sudan Rejects United Nation's Accusations Of Rape, Killing By Its Soldiers
South Sudan rejected today accusations from the UN that its soldiers had raped and killed civilians during and after ethnically-charged fighting last month in the capital Juba.
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Ugandan Army Says 38,000 Evacuated From South Sudan Conflict
The Ugandan army said on Wednesday it had evacuated 38,000 civilians caught up in fighting in Juba, the capital of crisis-hit South Sudan.
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VK Singh Tweets Op Sankat Mochan Videos, 300 Refused To Leave South Sudan
In videos posted on Twitter by union minister VK Singh, Indians evacuated from war-battered South Sudan as part of "Operation Sankat Mochan" clapped, cheered and shouted "Bharat Mata ki Jai" on board an Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft.
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Ugandan Army Enters South Sudan To Evacuate Citzens
A heavily-armed Ugandan military convoy crossed into South Sudan on Thursday to evacuate citizens trapped in the capital Juba as fears persist that days of fierce fighting might reignite despite a ceasefire.
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Op Sankat Mochan: 149 Indians Evacuated From War-Torn South Sudan
At Least 149 Indian nationals were evacuated from the war-torn South Sudan's capital city Juba on Thursday.
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US Sends Marines To South Sudan To Protect Americans
The US military in Africa said today it has sent 40 additional soldiers to South Sudan's capital, Juba, to help secure American personnel and facilities in the war-torn city, while South Sudanese trying to flee the country by road reported attacks, killings and robberies by armed men.
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Over 500 Indians To Be Evacuated From War-Torn South Sudan Today
Two C-17 Globemaster aircraft left for Juba this morning to evacuate 600 Indians from war-torn South Sudan. Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh is leading the operation - named SankatMochan. South Sudan has been rocked by violence that has claimed hundreds of lives.
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Three Quarters Of South Sudanese Need Humanitarian Aid: UN
Three-quarters of the population of South Sudan needs humanitarian aid after four days of deadly fighting, the UN's World Food Programme director Etharin Cousin told AFP on Tuesday.
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600 Indians In War-Torn South Sudan, Ready To Evacuate, Says Sushma Swaraj
There are 600 Indians in war-torn South Sudan and the Indian government has made arrangements to evacuate them, Foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said today after a meeting with junior ministers VK Singh and MJ Akbar and Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar.
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Violence Spurs Japan To Evacuate Workers From South Sudan
Japan has urged dozens of Japanese nationals including aid workers in South Sudan's capital of Juba to leave the country and dispatched military aircraft to evacuate them amid renewed fighting in the African nation.
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A Calm Morning In South Sudan's Capital After Ceasefire
Quiet fell on South Sudan's capital Juba today after a ceasefire declaration appeared to halt, at least temporarily, four days of deadly gun battles in the city.
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UN Chief Calls For Arms Embargo, Sanctions Against South Sudan
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon called Monday for an immediate arms embargo against South Sudan in response to an outbreak of heavy fighting that has left hundreds dead.
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"Bodies Charred Beyond Recognition": 14 Killed In South Sudan Plane Crash
The plane was a Cessna that departed Juba International Airport at 0715 GMT and crashed about 20 kilometres from the capital with no survivors, the South Sudanese Civil Aviation Authority said in a statement.
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Athlead Juba Ingolstadt Academy Launches In Delhi-NCR, Strengthening Indo-German Football Development Pathways
The Athlead Juba Ingolstadt Academy was officially inaugurated on Wednesday, November 26, at Juba Sangha Club in New Delhi, NCR Area, marking a significant milestone in advancing structured grassroot football development in India.
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India Welcomes Removal Of Sudan From US Terrorism Blacklist
India on Monday welcomed the removal of Sudan from the US list of state sponsors of terrorism as well as the normalisation of relations between the African nation and Israel.
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South Sudan Rejects United Nation's Accusations Of Rape, Killing By Its Soldiers
South Sudan rejected today accusations from the UN that its soldiers had raped and killed civilians during and after ethnically-charged fighting last month in the capital Juba.
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Ugandan Army Says 38,000 Evacuated From South Sudan Conflict
The Ugandan army said on Wednesday it had evacuated 38,000 civilians caught up in fighting in Juba, the capital of crisis-hit South Sudan.
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VK Singh Tweets Op Sankat Mochan Videos, 300 Refused To Leave South Sudan
In videos posted on Twitter by union minister VK Singh, Indians evacuated from war-battered South Sudan as part of "Operation Sankat Mochan" clapped, cheered and shouted "Bharat Mata ki Jai" on board an Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft.
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Ugandan Army Enters South Sudan To Evacuate Citzens
A heavily-armed Ugandan military convoy crossed into South Sudan on Thursday to evacuate citizens trapped in the capital Juba as fears persist that days of fierce fighting might reignite despite a ceasefire.
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Op Sankat Mochan: 149 Indians Evacuated From War-Torn South Sudan
At Least 149 Indian nationals were evacuated from the war-torn South Sudan's capital city Juba on Thursday.
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US Sends Marines To South Sudan To Protect Americans
The US military in Africa said today it has sent 40 additional soldiers to South Sudan's capital, Juba, to help secure American personnel and facilities in the war-torn city, while South Sudanese trying to flee the country by road reported attacks, killings and robberies by armed men.
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Over 500 Indians To Be Evacuated From War-Torn South Sudan Today
Two C-17 Globemaster aircraft left for Juba this morning to evacuate 600 Indians from war-torn South Sudan. Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh is leading the operation - named SankatMochan. South Sudan has been rocked by violence that has claimed hundreds of lives.
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Three Quarters Of South Sudanese Need Humanitarian Aid: UN
Three-quarters of the population of South Sudan needs humanitarian aid after four days of deadly fighting, the UN's World Food Programme director Etharin Cousin told AFP on Tuesday.
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600 Indians In War-Torn South Sudan, Ready To Evacuate, Says Sushma Swaraj
There are 600 Indians in war-torn South Sudan and the Indian government has made arrangements to evacuate them, Foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said today after a meeting with junior ministers VK Singh and MJ Akbar and Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar.
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Violence Spurs Japan To Evacuate Workers From South Sudan
Japan has urged dozens of Japanese nationals including aid workers in South Sudan's capital of Juba to leave the country and dispatched military aircraft to evacuate them amid renewed fighting in the African nation.
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A Calm Morning In South Sudan's Capital After Ceasefire
Quiet fell on South Sudan's capital Juba today after a ceasefire declaration appeared to halt, at least temporarily, four days of deadly gun battles in the city.
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UN Chief Calls For Arms Embargo, Sanctions Against South Sudan
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon called Monday for an immediate arms embargo against South Sudan in response to an outbreak of heavy fighting that has left hundreds dead.
