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Mumbai Police Warns Of Traffic Delays Amid Maratha Quota Stir At Azad Maidan
With Maratha protesters led by Manoj Jarange occupying Azad Maidan and various areas in south Mumbai, police have cautioned motorists about occasional disruptions in traffic movement towards south Mumbai on Monday morning.
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3 Russian Officers Killed In Blast In occupied Melitopol, Says Ukraine
Ukraine said Sunday a blast triggered by "local resistance movements" in the Moscow-controlled Ukrainian city of Melitopol the previous day killed Russian military officers at a headquarters of the occupation authorities.
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Rajasthan Gujjars Block Tracks In Reservation Protest, Train Schedule Hit
Members of the Gujjar community have occupied railway tracks in Rajasthan's Bharatpur in their protest seeking reservation in jobs and education, officials said. Some train movement has been affected, including the Delhi-Mumbai Rajdhani Express. Officials said half a dozen other trains whose schedule has been hit by the protest include Awadh Expres...
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Army Sees Suspicious Movement Across LoC; Finds AK-74s, 240 Rounds Of Ammo
The Army has foiled an attempt to push in arms and ammunition by Pakistan from across the Line of Control (LoC) in Keran sector of Jammu and Kashmir and recovered a cache, including four AK-74 rifles, officials said today.
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Chinese Came In "Sufficient Numbers", Indian Army Was Ready: Sources
The movement by Chinese soldiers took place at Ladakh's Pangong Lake overnight to change the status quo in the area, sources have said. With no road in the area, a huge number of Chinese troops, deployed along the south bank of the Pangong Lake, footed it westward. Their aim was to unilaterally occupy the area, sources said.
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Darling Of Australia's Hard-Right Goes AWOL Amid Election Battle
Australia's conservatives control the ruling Liberal Party and occupy key positions in government, but a week out from tight elections their talisman has gone into hiding and the movement is on the back foot.
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Hong Kong Activists On Trial Over 'Occupy' Protests
Three pro-democracy activists went on trial in Hong Kong today over charges relating to mass rallies in 2014, with the movement's student leader accusing the government of "unreasonable" prosecution.
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Students Take 'Occupy UGC' Movement Beyond Delhi
The ongoing protest against the scrapping of non-NET fellowship spread from Delhi to other parts of the country today with students holding similar agitations in Kolkata, Pune, Allahabad and Varanasi.
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Occupied With Tackling Terrorism, Little Time to Take up Developmental Issues: Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today said most of his government's time is consumed in tackling terrorism and the acute energy crisis which leaves little time for development works.
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Enduring Impact of Taiwan's 'Sunflower Movement' One Year On
A year after students occupied Taiwan's parliament in an audacious protest against trade links with China, the island's political landscape has shifted dramatically, with the ruling party routed in local polls and new caution over warming mainland ties.
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Hong Kong Occupy Protest Leaders Turn Themselves in to Police
The founders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Occupy movement surrendered to police Wednesday in a symbolic move, as they try to take the protests off the streets after more than two months of rallies punctuated by violence.
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Hong Kong Democracy Students Reject Calls to Retreat
Hong Kong students vowed to stay put at protest sites in key parts of the Asia financial centre today in their demand for electoral reforms, defying calls by leaders of the civil disobedience movement Occupy Central for them to retreat.
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Hong Kong Protest Founders to 'Surrender', Urge Students to Retreat
The original founders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Occupy movement tearfully announced Tuesday they would "surrender" by turning themselves in to police and urged protesters on the streets to retreat.
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Hong Kong Protest Founders 'Surrender', Urge Students to Retreat
The three original founders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Occupy movement tearfully announced on Tuesday they would "surrender" by turning themselves in to police and urged protesters still on the streets to retreat.
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Hong Kong Clears Part of Protest Site, As Students Stand By
Hong Kong on Tuesday started to clear part of a protest camp in the heart of the city that has been occupied by pro-democracy demonstrators for nearly two months, leaving most of the main protest site intact.
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Mumbai Police Warns Of Traffic Delays Amid Maratha Quota Stir At Azad Maidan
With Maratha protesters led by Manoj Jarange occupying Azad Maidan and various areas in south Mumbai, police have cautioned motorists about occasional disruptions in traffic movement towards south Mumbai on Monday morning.
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3 Russian Officers Killed In Blast In occupied Melitopol, Says Ukraine
Ukraine said Sunday a blast triggered by "local resistance movements" in the Moscow-controlled Ukrainian city of Melitopol the previous day killed Russian military officers at a headquarters of the occupation authorities.
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Rajasthan Gujjars Block Tracks In Reservation Protest, Train Schedule Hit
Members of the Gujjar community have occupied railway tracks in Rajasthan's Bharatpur in their protest seeking reservation in jobs and education, officials said. Some train movement has been affected, including the Delhi-Mumbai Rajdhani Express. Officials said half a dozen other trains whose schedule has been hit by the protest include Awadh Expres...
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Army Sees Suspicious Movement Across LoC; Finds AK-74s, 240 Rounds Of Ammo
The Army has foiled an attempt to push in arms and ammunition by Pakistan from across the Line of Control (LoC) in Keran sector of Jammu and Kashmir and recovered a cache, including four AK-74 rifles, officials said today.
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Chinese Came In "Sufficient Numbers", Indian Army Was Ready: Sources
The movement by Chinese soldiers took place at Ladakh's Pangong Lake overnight to change the status quo in the area, sources have said. With no road in the area, a huge number of Chinese troops, deployed along the south bank of the Pangong Lake, footed it westward. Their aim was to unilaterally occupy the area, sources said.
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Darling Of Australia's Hard-Right Goes AWOL Amid Election Battle
Australia's conservatives control the ruling Liberal Party and occupy key positions in government, but a week out from tight elections their talisman has gone into hiding and the movement is on the back foot.
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Hong Kong Activists On Trial Over 'Occupy' Protests
Three pro-democracy activists went on trial in Hong Kong today over charges relating to mass rallies in 2014, with the movement's student leader accusing the government of "unreasonable" prosecution.
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Students Take 'Occupy UGC' Movement Beyond Delhi
The ongoing protest against the scrapping of non-NET fellowship spread from Delhi to other parts of the country today with students holding similar agitations in Kolkata, Pune, Allahabad and Varanasi.
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Occupied With Tackling Terrorism, Little Time to Take up Developmental Issues: Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today said most of his government's time is consumed in tackling terrorism and the acute energy crisis which leaves little time for development works.
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Enduring Impact of Taiwan's 'Sunflower Movement' One Year On
A year after students occupied Taiwan's parliament in an audacious protest against trade links with China, the island's political landscape has shifted dramatically, with the ruling party routed in local polls and new caution over warming mainland ties.
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Hong Kong Occupy Protest Leaders Turn Themselves in to Police
The founders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Occupy movement surrendered to police Wednesday in a symbolic move, as they try to take the protests off the streets after more than two months of rallies punctuated by violence.
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Hong Kong Democracy Students Reject Calls to Retreat
Hong Kong students vowed to stay put at protest sites in key parts of the Asia financial centre today in their demand for electoral reforms, defying calls by leaders of the civil disobedience movement Occupy Central for them to retreat.
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Hong Kong Protest Founders to 'Surrender', Urge Students to Retreat
The original founders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Occupy movement tearfully announced Tuesday they would "surrender" by turning themselves in to police and urged protesters on the streets to retreat.
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Hong Kong Protest Founders 'Surrender', Urge Students to Retreat
The three original founders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Occupy movement tearfully announced on Tuesday they would "surrender" by turning themselves in to police and urged protesters still on the streets to retreat.
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Hong Kong Clears Part of Protest Site, As Students Stand By
Hong Kong on Tuesday started to clear part of a protest camp in the heart of the city that has been occupied by pro-democracy demonstrators for nearly two months, leaving most of the main protest site intact.
