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US Election Day Unfolds Smoothly, Despite Fears Of Disruption
Americans turned out by the millions to vote on Tuesday in a mostly calm show of political determination and civic duty amid the coronavirus pandemic and deep tensions around one of the most polarizing presidential races in US history.
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Democracy Ensures King's Foolish Son Doesn't Become Ruler: Amit Shah
Accusing opposition parties of promoting dynastic politics, BJP president Amit Shah on Sunday said that a democratic system was adopted in the country so that a "foolish son" of a monarch did not come to power.
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Indian Presidential Election 2017: Who Is Gopalkrishna Gandhi? Vice President Candidate Known For Straight Talk
Former governor Gopalkrishna Gandhi was today picked by 18 opposition parties as their nominee for Vice President. Days ago, the 72-year-old former bureaucrat was also proposed by some parties for president, until Meira Kumar emerged as the consensus candidate.
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Russia Not Pondering Sanctions Against Ukraine, Vladimir Putin Says
President Vladimir Putin said today Russia was not planning to impose sanctions against Ukraine after Moscow slashed its free trade agreement with Kiev as it is set to enter a similar deal with Brussels.
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China's Xi Jinping Heads to Zimbabwe Ahead of Africa Summit
China's President Xi Jinping is due to start a five-day visit to Zimbabwe and South Africa today, with African concern over the impact of the Chinese economic slowdown set to dominate the agenda.
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Kremlin Says Western Powers 'Not Ready' to Work in Anti-ISIS Coalition
The Kremlin said today that Western powers were not ready to form a coalition with Russia to fight ISIS terrorists in Syria, after talks between President Vladimir Putin and French leader Francois Hollande.
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After Bitter War of Words, Campaigning Ends for 4th Phase of Poll in Bihar
A bitter war of words between the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the grand alliance of Janata Dal (United)-Rashtriya Janata Dal-Congress rang down the curtains on the campaign for the penultimate and fourth phase of polling for 55 seats in Bihar Assembly elections on November 1.
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Colombia Suspends Bombing Raids on FARC
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos on Saturday ordered a halt to air strikes against the Marxist-inspired FARC rebels, giving a major boost to stop-start peace talks.
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Australia Asks Indonesia to Rethink Death Penalty for Two Drug Offenders
Australia called on Indonesia on Friday to reconsider its decision to execute two Australians convicted of drug offences, a move that is likely to strain already fragile ties between the two neighbours.
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Institutional investor moves court over Coal India's fuel supply agreements
The Children's International (TCI) Fund, a UK-based institutional investor, filed a writ petition in the Delhi High Court seeking to quash the letter instructing it to revise the price hike CIL made in December 2011.
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Top cues: Asian shares surge, car makers say no to diesel tax
Asian shares surged on Wednesday as optimism over global stimulus measures boosted the overall sentiment.
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Cabinet approves President's Rule in Jharkhand
The Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs met in the Capital on Tuesday and approved President's Rule in Jharkhand after accepting Governor MOH Farook's report on the political situation. Farook had submitted his report to the Home Ministry on Monday, after meeting with leaders of major political parties in the state. Jharkhand, which has ra...
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US Election Day Unfolds Smoothly, Despite Fears Of Disruption
Americans turned out by the millions to vote on Tuesday in a mostly calm show of political determination and civic duty amid the coronavirus pandemic and deep tensions around one of the most polarizing presidential races in US history.
-
Democracy Ensures King's Foolish Son Doesn't Become Ruler: Amit Shah
Accusing opposition parties of promoting dynastic politics, BJP president Amit Shah on Sunday said that a democratic system was adopted in the country so that a "foolish son" of a monarch did not come to power.
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Indian Presidential Election 2017: Who Is Gopalkrishna Gandhi? Vice President Candidate Known For Straight Talk
Former governor Gopalkrishna Gandhi was today picked by 18 opposition parties as their nominee for Vice President. Days ago, the 72-year-old former bureaucrat was also proposed by some parties for president, until Meira Kumar emerged as the consensus candidate.
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Russia Not Pondering Sanctions Against Ukraine, Vladimir Putin Says
President Vladimir Putin said today Russia was not planning to impose sanctions against Ukraine after Moscow slashed its free trade agreement with Kiev as it is set to enter a similar deal with Brussels.
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China's Xi Jinping Heads to Zimbabwe Ahead of Africa Summit
China's President Xi Jinping is due to start a five-day visit to Zimbabwe and South Africa today, with African concern over the impact of the Chinese economic slowdown set to dominate the agenda.
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Kremlin Says Western Powers 'Not Ready' to Work in Anti-ISIS Coalition
The Kremlin said today that Western powers were not ready to form a coalition with Russia to fight ISIS terrorists in Syria, after talks between President Vladimir Putin and French leader Francois Hollande.
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After Bitter War of Words, Campaigning Ends for 4th Phase of Poll in Bihar
A bitter war of words between the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the grand alliance of Janata Dal (United)-Rashtriya Janata Dal-Congress rang down the curtains on the campaign for the penultimate and fourth phase of polling for 55 seats in Bihar Assembly elections on November 1.
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Colombia Suspends Bombing Raids on FARC
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos on Saturday ordered a halt to air strikes against the Marxist-inspired FARC rebels, giving a major boost to stop-start peace talks.
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Australia Asks Indonesia to Rethink Death Penalty for Two Drug Offenders
Australia called on Indonesia on Friday to reconsider its decision to execute two Australians convicted of drug offences, a move that is likely to strain already fragile ties between the two neighbours.
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Institutional investor moves court over Coal India's fuel supply agreements
The Children's International (TCI) Fund, a UK-based institutional investor, filed a writ petition in the Delhi High Court seeking to quash the letter instructing it to revise the price hike CIL made in December 2011.
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Top cues: Asian shares surge, car makers say no to diesel tax
Asian shares surged on Wednesday as optimism over global stimulus measures boosted the overall sentiment.
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Cabinet approves President's Rule in Jharkhand
The Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs met in the Capital on Tuesday and approved President's Rule in Jharkhand after accepting Governor MOH Farook's report on the political situation. Farook had submitted his report to the Home Ministry on Monday, after meeting with leaders of major political parties in the state. Jharkhand, which has ra...
