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Manuel Rabate Appointed As CEO And Director Of Kiran Nadar Museum Of Art
Manuel Rabate has been appointed Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) in New Delhi. He currently serves as Director of Louvre Abu Dhabi.
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Delhi Government Defends Decision To Prohibit Discount On Liquor Prices
The Delhi government Monday opposed the pleas challenging its decision prohibiting any discount or rebate on the MRP of liquor in the national capital and told the Delhi High Court that this was giving rise to bootlegging activity.
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Seven-Year-Old Girl Dies After Elephant Throws Stone In Morocco Zoo
A 7-year-old girl died Tuesday from injuries she sustained when an elephant threw a stone out of its enclosure and struck her on the head at Rabat Zoo in Morocco.
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Hundreds of Lawyers Back Morocco Women Tried Over Dresses
Hundreds of lawyers have registered to defend two women who went on trial in Morocco on Monday accused of "gross indecency" for wearing dresses considered provocative, an activist said.
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Moroccan Men Jailed 4 Months for Kissing in Public: NGOs
Two Moroccan men were jailed for four months Friday for kissing in public, after a string of recent controversies over homosexuality in the conservative Muslim kingdom, said NGO officials who attended the trial.
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Morocco Expels 2 French Women After Topless Gay Rights Protest
Morocco expelled two French women activists who bared their breasts and kissed each other outside an ancient mosque on Tuesday in a protest about gay rights in a country where homosexuality is illegal.
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Morocco Eyes Regional Clout as a Moderate Muslim Model
Morocco is promoting its moderate version of Islam as a counterweight to the widening jihadist threat in the Sahara, training hundreds of imams from affected countries, but analysts question its motives.
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Manuel Rabate Appointed As CEO And Director Of Kiran Nadar Museum Of Art
Manuel Rabate has been appointed Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) in New Delhi. He currently serves as Director of Louvre Abu Dhabi.
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Delhi Government Defends Decision To Prohibit Discount On Liquor Prices
The Delhi government Monday opposed the pleas challenging its decision prohibiting any discount or rebate on the MRP of liquor in the national capital and told the Delhi High Court that this was giving rise to bootlegging activity.
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Seven-Year-Old Girl Dies After Elephant Throws Stone In Morocco Zoo
A 7-year-old girl died Tuesday from injuries she sustained when an elephant threw a stone out of its enclosure and struck her on the head at Rabat Zoo in Morocco.
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Hundreds of Lawyers Back Morocco Women Tried Over Dresses
Hundreds of lawyers have registered to defend two women who went on trial in Morocco on Monday accused of "gross indecency" for wearing dresses considered provocative, an activist said.
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Moroccan Men Jailed 4 Months for Kissing in Public: NGOs
Two Moroccan men were jailed for four months Friday for kissing in public, after a string of recent controversies over homosexuality in the conservative Muslim kingdom, said NGO officials who attended the trial.
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Morocco Expels 2 French Women After Topless Gay Rights Protest
Morocco expelled two French women activists who bared their breasts and kissed each other outside an ancient mosque on Tuesday in a protest about gay rights in a country where homosexuality is illegal.
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Morocco Eyes Regional Clout as a Moderate Muslim Model
Morocco is promoting its moderate version of Islam as a counterweight to the widening jihadist threat in the Sahara, training hundreds of imams from affected countries, but analysts question its motives.
