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Centre Orders Judicial Inquiry into Ladakh Killings, Ex-Top Court Judge To Lead Probe
The central government today ordered a judicial probe into the killing of four protesters in police firing in Ladakh last month.
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School Assembly News Headlines (Sept 28): Top National, World, Sports Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (September 28): Today's top stories include, 38 people, including children, killed in a stampede at actor-politician Vijay's rally in Tamil Nadu, and Pakistan link emerged in probe against Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk
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"Shaken Public's Trust": Ex-BJP MP Demands Probe Into Ladakh Violence
A top BJP leader from Ladakh has questioned the Government's handling of the situation in Ladakh and the killing of four protesters in security forces' firing on Wednesday.
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Ladakh Leaders Demand Judicial Probe, Allege Cops Fired At Protesters
Demands are growing louder for a judicial probe into police firing that killed four people and left over 30 injured after protests demanding statehood for Ladakh turned violent.
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Sonam Wangchuk To NDTV On Possible Arrest And Key Allegations
Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk and the central government are on a warpath following the violent protests in the mountainous region that left four killed and over 50 injured.
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"Protesting A Right But...": Ladakh Lt Governor's Warning Over Deaths
The violent statehood movement protests in Ladakh 24 hours ago - in which four people were killed - were the result of a "conspiracy", Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta told NDTV Thursday afternoon, as he also expressed sorrow over the incident and
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'Activist Sonam Wangchuk's Remarks Provoked Mob': Centre On Ladakh Violence
The government blamed activist Sonam Wangchuk for clashes in Ladakh today that killed four and injured many others.
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4 Killed, Many Injured In Clashes In Ladakh During Statehood Protests: Report
Four people were killed and many injured in intense clashes between protesters and security personnel in Leh town of Ladakh on Wednesday, reported news agency Press Trust of India, quoting un-named officials.
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3 Soldiers Killed In Avalanche In Siachen, World's Highest Battlefield
Three soldiers lost their lives when an avalanche struck Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, in the Union Territory of Ladakh, officials said on Tuesday.
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Explained: Why North India, Pakistan Are Being Hit So Badly by Cloudbursts
Massive, sudden downpours of rain known as cloudbursts have struck India and Pakistan during this monsoon season, killing hundreds of people in the flash floods and landslides they have triggered.
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Lieutenant Colonel, Soldier Killed As Boulder Hits Military Vehicle In Ladakh
A Lieutenant Colonel of the Indian Army is among two soldiers killed after a military vehicle they were travelling in was hit by a massive boulder in forward areas of Ladakh.
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Tracked, Locked, Confirmed Kill: New Akash Missile Destroys Targets In Ladakh
At 15,000 feet in Ladakh, the Army achieved a significant milestone with the Akash surface-to-air missile. The new variant of the system - Akash Prime - scored two confirmed kills during a test run.
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"Come See Where We Fought": He Honours His Son, A Kargil War Hero, Every Year
Colonel Virender Thapar (Retd.) visits the Drass War Memorial in Ladakh every year in May-June to honour his son, Captain Vijayant Thapar, who was killed in action in the 1999 Kargil conflict. Capt Thapar was conferred with Vir Chakra (Posthumously).
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6 Dead, 22 Injured As Bus Falls Into 200-Metre-Deep Gorge In Leh: Cops
Six people lost their lives, and another 22 were injured after a private bus travelling from Leh to Eastern Ladakh fell into a 200-metre-deep gorge, said police officials.
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Cop Who Killed A Man Dubbing Him "Terrorist" 18 Years Ago Gets Bail
The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has granted bail to a policeman arrested for allegedly killing an "innocent" man and dubbing him a "terrorist" 18 years ago.
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Centre Orders Judicial Inquiry into Ladakh Killings, Ex-Top Court Judge To Lead Probe
The central government today ordered a judicial probe into the killing of four protesters in police firing in Ladakh last month.
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School Assembly News Headlines (Sept 28): Top National, World, Sports Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (September 28): Today's top stories include, 38 people, including children, killed in a stampede at actor-politician Vijay's rally in Tamil Nadu, and Pakistan link emerged in probe against Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk
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"Shaken Public's Trust": Ex-BJP MP Demands Probe Into Ladakh Violence
A top BJP leader from Ladakh has questioned the Government's handling of the situation in Ladakh and the killing of four protesters in security forces' firing on Wednesday.
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Ladakh Leaders Demand Judicial Probe, Allege Cops Fired At Protesters
Demands are growing louder for a judicial probe into police firing that killed four people and left over 30 injured after protests demanding statehood for Ladakh turned violent.
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Sonam Wangchuk To NDTV On Possible Arrest And Key Allegations
Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk and the central government are on a warpath following the violent protests in the mountainous region that left four killed and over 50 injured.
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"Protesting A Right But...": Ladakh Lt Governor's Warning Over Deaths
The violent statehood movement protests in Ladakh 24 hours ago - in which four people were killed - were the result of a "conspiracy", Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta told NDTV Thursday afternoon, as he also expressed sorrow over the incident and
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'Activist Sonam Wangchuk's Remarks Provoked Mob': Centre On Ladakh Violence
The government blamed activist Sonam Wangchuk for clashes in Ladakh today that killed four and injured many others.
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4 Killed, Many Injured In Clashes In Ladakh During Statehood Protests: Report
Four people were killed and many injured in intense clashes between protesters and security personnel in Leh town of Ladakh on Wednesday, reported news agency Press Trust of India, quoting un-named officials.
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3 Soldiers Killed In Avalanche In Siachen, World's Highest Battlefield
Three soldiers lost their lives when an avalanche struck Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, in the Union Territory of Ladakh, officials said on Tuesday.
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Explained: Why North India, Pakistan Are Being Hit So Badly by Cloudbursts
Massive, sudden downpours of rain known as cloudbursts have struck India and Pakistan during this monsoon season, killing hundreds of people in the flash floods and landslides they have triggered.
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Lieutenant Colonel, Soldier Killed As Boulder Hits Military Vehicle In Ladakh
A Lieutenant Colonel of the Indian Army is among two soldiers killed after a military vehicle they were travelling in was hit by a massive boulder in forward areas of Ladakh.
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Tracked, Locked, Confirmed Kill: New Akash Missile Destroys Targets In Ladakh
At 15,000 feet in Ladakh, the Army achieved a significant milestone with the Akash surface-to-air missile. The new variant of the system - Akash Prime - scored two confirmed kills during a test run.
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"Come See Where We Fought": He Honours His Son, A Kargil War Hero, Every Year
Colonel Virender Thapar (Retd.) visits the Drass War Memorial in Ladakh every year in May-June to honour his son, Captain Vijayant Thapar, who was killed in action in the 1999 Kargil conflict. Capt Thapar was conferred with Vir Chakra (Posthumously).
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6 Dead, 22 Injured As Bus Falls Into 200-Metre-Deep Gorge In Leh: Cops
Six people lost their lives, and another 22 were injured after a private bus travelling from Leh to Eastern Ladakh fell into a 200-metre-deep gorge, said police officials.
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Cop Who Killed A Man Dubbing Him "Terrorist" 18 Years Ago Gets Bail
The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has granted bail to a policeman arrested for allegedly killing an "innocent" man and dubbing him a "terrorist" 18 years ago.
