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Government Launches National Action Plan To Contain Antimicrobial Resistance Crisis
Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare on Tuesday launched the second version of the National Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (2025-29) with key strategies to contain antibiotic resistance.
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Centre Urged To Check Himalayan Tourism As Glaciers Retreat "Alarmingly"
A Parliamentary panel has recommended the Centre to make adequate financial allocation and infrastructure available for an extensive study of the Himalayan ecosystem to measure the extent of glacial retreat and the ways to mitigate its effects.
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Neo-Nazi Couple Who Named Their Baby After Adolf Hitler Jailed
A British court on Tuesday sentenced a fanatical neo-Nazi couple who named their baby son after Adolf Hitler to prison for belonging to a group banned under anti-terror laws.
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Mexican Senator's Solution To Crime: Arm Citizens
A Mexican senator has a radical and controversial plan to combat rising violence in his country: Let citizens legally arm themselves in their cars and businesses.
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Pakistan Pays Tributes To Peshawar School Attack Victims
Pakistan today paid tributes to the victims of Peshawar's Army Public School attack on the first anniversary of the massacre.
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Pakistan Bans Media Coverage of Jamaat-ud-Dawa, Lashkar-e-Taiba
Pakistan's interior ministry, on Monday, imposed a ban on the media coverage of Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), Falah-e-Insaniyat (FIF) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) under the National Action Plan (NAP), the media reported.
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Green Indian Mission Plans Approved for 4 States
National Mission for a Green India (GIM) falling under the Environment Ministry has approved annual plans for Kerala, Mizoram, Manipur and Jhakhand.
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Pakistan Targets Funding Sources of Madrasas to Combat Terror
Pakistan has frozen more than 200 bank accounts of unregistered religious seminaries in a bid to break the nexus between militants and those who provide them funds.
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Pakistan's Anti-Terror Fight Enters New Phase Despite Rights Fears
Pakistan's army is preparing for a final push in the coming weeks in its fight against militants, but there are concerns that rights are being rolled back in the name of defeating terror.
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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto Under Pressure to Disclose Financial Assets
Mexico's president came under pressure on Friday to fully disclose his financial assets following a Reuters report on Thursday that he had misrepresented the circumstances under which he acquired a property in a lakeside retreat near Mexico City.
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Gunmen Attack Mexico Campaign Team's Car
Gunmen have shot at a car carrying a gubernatorial candidate's aides in southern Mexico in a new act of violence ahead of June 7 elections in the state of Guerrero.
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Time for Bold Decisions to Eliminate Terrorism: Pakistan Army Chief
Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif on Wednesday said that terrorism has caused a big damage to the country and time has come to take "bold decisions" to combat it.
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Government Launches National Action Plan To Contain Antimicrobial Resistance Crisis
Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare on Tuesday launched the second version of the National Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (2025-29) with key strategies to contain antibiotic resistance.
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Centre Urged To Check Himalayan Tourism As Glaciers Retreat "Alarmingly"
A Parliamentary panel has recommended the Centre to make adequate financial allocation and infrastructure available for an extensive study of the Himalayan ecosystem to measure the extent of glacial retreat and the ways to mitigate its effects.
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Neo-Nazi Couple Who Named Their Baby After Adolf Hitler Jailed
A British court on Tuesday sentenced a fanatical neo-Nazi couple who named their baby son after Adolf Hitler to prison for belonging to a group banned under anti-terror laws.
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Mexican Senator's Solution To Crime: Arm Citizens
A Mexican senator has a radical and controversial plan to combat rising violence in his country: Let citizens legally arm themselves in their cars and businesses.
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Pakistan Pays Tributes To Peshawar School Attack Victims
Pakistan today paid tributes to the victims of Peshawar's Army Public School attack on the first anniversary of the massacre.
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Pakistan Bans Media Coverage of Jamaat-ud-Dawa, Lashkar-e-Taiba
Pakistan's interior ministry, on Monday, imposed a ban on the media coverage of Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), Falah-e-Insaniyat (FIF) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) under the National Action Plan (NAP), the media reported.
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Green Indian Mission Plans Approved for 4 States
National Mission for a Green India (GIM) falling under the Environment Ministry has approved annual plans for Kerala, Mizoram, Manipur and Jhakhand.
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Pakistan Targets Funding Sources of Madrasas to Combat Terror
Pakistan has frozen more than 200 bank accounts of unregistered religious seminaries in a bid to break the nexus between militants and those who provide them funds.
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Pakistan's Anti-Terror Fight Enters New Phase Despite Rights Fears
Pakistan's army is preparing for a final push in the coming weeks in its fight against militants, but there are concerns that rights are being rolled back in the name of defeating terror.
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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto Under Pressure to Disclose Financial Assets
Mexico's president came under pressure on Friday to fully disclose his financial assets following a Reuters report on Thursday that he had misrepresented the circumstances under which he acquired a property in a lakeside retreat near Mexico City.
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Gunmen Attack Mexico Campaign Team's Car
Gunmen have shot at a car carrying a gubernatorial candidate's aides in southern Mexico in a new act of violence ahead of June 7 elections in the state of Guerrero.
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Time for Bold Decisions to Eliminate Terrorism: Pakistan Army Chief
Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif on Wednesday said that terrorism has caused a big damage to the country and time has come to take "bold decisions" to combat it.
