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Army Denies Drone Strikes On Insurgent Group ULFA-I Camp In Myanmar
The Indian Army has denied it had carried out drone attacks on the eastern headquarters of the banned insurgent group United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) in Myanmar.
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England Camp Keeps "Fingers Crossed" As Superstar Suffers Injury At Lord's
The skipper pulled up with what appeared to be a groin issue late on Thursday's opening day, with Stokes receiving on-field treatment before he batted on until the close.
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US Man Refuses To Hand Sons To Locals During Flood. They Are Swept Away
Mr Burgess was camping in an RV camp with his wife and two boys. His two sons and wife, Julia Anderson Burgess, are still missing.
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Texas Flood Deaths Rise To 109, Over 160 Still Missing
The state Governor said more than 160 people remain unaccounted for after devastating floods in Texas, Tuesday, marking a dramatic increase in the number of missing from a tragedy that has so far claimed 109 lives.
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24 Killed, Over 20 Girls Missing From Summer Camp In Texas Flash Floods
Forecasters issued a flood warning for Kerr County, urging those living near the Guadalupe River to "move to higher ground."
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Death Count Rises To 4, 7 Still Missing In Himachal Flash Floods
With the recovery of two more bodies from a hydro project site in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra district that was hit by floods on Wednesday, the death toll has risen to four, officials said on Thursday.
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From Dadar To Reshimbagh, Political Groundwork Begins For Maharashtra Civic Polls
As civic polls draw near in Maharashtra, political parties have shifted into full gear, holding internal meetings, strategy camps, and grassroots outreach programmes - some across the state, others concentrated in their traditional strongholds.
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The Sharifs, 2 Generals, And Deja Vu For Pakistan
Pakistan remains a hybrid democracy at best. While civilian governments are elected in Islamabad, the locus of real power lies elsewhere in Rawalpindi, the headquarters of the Pakistan Army.
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Ancient Battle Site Between Alexander the Great and Ancient Persians Discovered in Turkey
The site of Alexander the Great’s decisive Battle of Granicus, fought in 334 B.C., has been uncovered in northwest Turkey. Archaeologists identified the location about 10 kilometres north of Biga, using a combination of historical records and geomorphological research. The discovery includes the remains of Hermaion, the ancient city where Alexand...
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"Where's Government? This Is How We're Living": Over 900 Meiteis At Jiribam Shelters
Manipur's Jiribam district bordering Assam had remained untouched by the ethnic crisis for over a year. Until Saturday last, when the mutilated body of a 59-year-old man from the Meitei community was found.
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Sandeshkhali Remains Tense, Villagers File Over 1,250 Complaints
Over 1,250 complaints have been received at government camps in the restive Sandeshkhali region of West Bengal, where the administration is conducting a mass outreach programme to address grievances of locals, officials said.
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Amarnath Yatra To Be Suspended On Anniversary Of Abrogation Of Article 370
The Amarnath Yatra will remain suspended from the Jammu base camp on Saturday as a precautionary measure in view of the fourth anniversary of the abrogation of Article 370, officials said.
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Delhi Relief Camps Go Under Water, Arvind Kejriwal Says Flood Threat Remains
Yamuna Waters Level: Delhi is facing an unprecedented crisis as river Yamuna has breached its banks and flooded the streets of the national capital.
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"Won't Find Them Here": Uncertainty Remains Over Wagner In Belarus
The smell of freshly cut wood floated over a newly built Belarusian camp site that could end up housing Russia's Wagner fighters after their short-lived rebellion against the Russian army's leaders last month.
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Sena Name With Shinde Camp For Now, Supreme Court To Hear Team Uddhav Plea
The "mashaal" or flaming torch election symbol will remain with Uddhav Thackeray for now, the Supreme Court said Wednesday,
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Army Denies Drone Strikes On Insurgent Group ULFA-I Camp In Myanmar
The Indian Army has denied it had carried out drone attacks on the eastern headquarters of the banned insurgent group United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) in Myanmar.
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England Camp Keeps "Fingers Crossed" As Superstar Suffers Injury At Lord's
The skipper pulled up with what appeared to be a groin issue late on Thursday's opening day, with Stokes receiving on-field treatment before he batted on until the close.
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US Man Refuses To Hand Sons To Locals During Flood. They Are Swept Away
Mr Burgess was camping in an RV camp with his wife and two boys. His two sons and wife, Julia Anderson Burgess, are still missing.
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Texas Flood Deaths Rise To 109, Over 160 Still Missing
The state Governor said more than 160 people remain unaccounted for after devastating floods in Texas, Tuesday, marking a dramatic increase in the number of missing from a tragedy that has so far claimed 109 lives.
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24 Killed, Over 20 Girls Missing From Summer Camp In Texas Flash Floods
Forecasters issued a flood warning for Kerr County, urging those living near the Guadalupe River to "move to higher ground."
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Death Count Rises To 4, 7 Still Missing In Himachal Flash Floods
With the recovery of two more bodies from a hydro project site in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra district that was hit by floods on Wednesday, the death toll has risen to four, officials said on Thursday.
-
From Dadar To Reshimbagh, Political Groundwork Begins For Maharashtra Civic Polls
As civic polls draw near in Maharashtra, political parties have shifted into full gear, holding internal meetings, strategy camps, and grassroots outreach programmes - some across the state, others concentrated in their traditional strongholds.
-
The Sharifs, 2 Generals, And Deja Vu For Pakistan
Pakistan remains a hybrid democracy at best. While civilian governments are elected in Islamabad, the locus of real power lies elsewhere in Rawalpindi, the headquarters of the Pakistan Army.
-
Ancient Battle Site Between Alexander the Great and Ancient Persians Discovered in Turkey
The site of Alexander the Great’s decisive Battle of Granicus, fought in 334 B.C., has been uncovered in northwest Turkey. Archaeologists identified the location about 10 kilometres north of Biga, using a combination of historical records and geomorphological research. The discovery includes the remains of Hermaion, the ancient city where Alexand...
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"Where's Government? This Is How We're Living": Over 900 Meiteis At Jiribam Shelters
Manipur's Jiribam district bordering Assam had remained untouched by the ethnic crisis for over a year. Until Saturday last, when the mutilated body of a 59-year-old man from the Meitei community was found.
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Sandeshkhali Remains Tense, Villagers File Over 1,250 Complaints
Over 1,250 complaints have been received at government camps in the restive Sandeshkhali region of West Bengal, where the administration is conducting a mass outreach programme to address grievances of locals, officials said.
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Amarnath Yatra To Be Suspended On Anniversary Of Abrogation Of Article 370
The Amarnath Yatra will remain suspended from the Jammu base camp on Saturday as a precautionary measure in view of the fourth anniversary of the abrogation of Article 370, officials said.
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Delhi Relief Camps Go Under Water, Arvind Kejriwal Says Flood Threat Remains
Yamuna Waters Level: Delhi is facing an unprecedented crisis as river Yamuna has breached its banks and flooded the streets of the national capital.
-
"Won't Find Them Here": Uncertainty Remains Over Wagner In Belarus
The smell of freshly cut wood floated over a newly built Belarusian camp site that could end up housing Russia's Wagner fighters after their short-lived rebellion against the Russian army's leaders last month.
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Sena Name With Shinde Camp For Now, Supreme Court To Hear Team Uddhav Plea
The "mashaal" or flaming torch election symbol will remain with Uddhav Thackeray for now, the Supreme Court said Wednesday,
