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France Court Considers Restoring "Honour" To Man Guillotined in 1957
France's highest appeals court on Thursday examined a man's unprecedented request to have his father's "honour" restored following his 1957 execution by guillotine for killing a policeman in an armed robbery.
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"Patriotic ISRO Scientist Falsely Implicated": PM Modi On Nambi Narayanan
Over two decades ago, former Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) scientist S Nambi Narayanan was arrested over espionage charges only to be cleared by the CBI. He fought a long, bitter battle to restore his honour and seek action against Kerala police officers who he says ruined his life.
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Iceland's Unusual Law That Lets Murderers Become Judges
A tool for rehabilitating criminals or simply a way of granting special favours? In Iceland, a law that allows a murderer to become a lawyer or a paedophile a judge recently led to the government's downfall.
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Akhilesh Yadav And Father Mulayam's Separation Appears Official Now
Mulayam Singh Yadav will head a new party called the Samajwadi Secular Morcha, his younger brother Shivpal Yadav said on Friday. He said he was launching the party to "restore to Mulayam Singh his lost honour".
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'Want Ravindra Patil's Honour Restored': Salman Khan's Former Bodyguard's Family Tells NDTV
For the family of former police constable Ravindra Patil, the last three days have been a tremendous display on irony.
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Age row: 'Graceful' end to dispute with the government, says Army Chief
The Army chief's decision to take the government to court over his age turns out to have been a huge miscalculation. The Supreme Court today sided with the government, forcing General VK Singh to withdraw his petition by lunch time. His lawyer said the dispute ended "gracefully" and restored "the honour and integrity" of the chief. Many dismiss tha...
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Army chief General VK Singh drops case against Govt, reports he may quit
The Army chief's decision to take the government to court over his age turns out to have been a huge miscalculation. The Supreme Court today sided with the government, forcing General VK Singh to withdraw his petition by lunch time. His lawyer said the dispute ended "gracefully" and restored "the honour and integrity" of the chief. Many dismiss tha...
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Japan to honour it's women football stars
Japan said on Tuesday it would honour its World Cup-winning women's footballers as people's heroes, praising them for helping to restore the nation's spirits after its massive quake-tsunami disaster.
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Pakistan desperate to regain lost pride
Pak are gearing for one final fling at restoring their honour after being outclassed by rampant Sri Lanka in the first two Tests of the ongoing series.
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France Court Considers Restoring "Honour" To Man Guillotined in 1957
France's highest appeals court on Thursday examined a man's unprecedented request to have his father's "honour" restored following his 1957 execution by guillotine for killing a policeman in an armed robbery.
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"Patriotic ISRO Scientist Falsely Implicated": PM Modi On Nambi Narayanan
Over two decades ago, former Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) scientist S Nambi Narayanan was arrested over espionage charges only to be cleared by the CBI. He fought a long, bitter battle to restore his honour and seek action against Kerala police officers who he says ruined his life.
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Iceland's Unusual Law That Lets Murderers Become Judges
A tool for rehabilitating criminals or simply a way of granting special favours? In Iceland, a law that allows a murderer to become a lawyer or a paedophile a judge recently led to the government's downfall.
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Akhilesh Yadav And Father Mulayam's Separation Appears Official Now
Mulayam Singh Yadav will head a new party called the Samajwadi Secular Morcha, his younger brother Shivpal Yadav said on Friday. He said he was launching the party to "restore to Mulayam Singh his lost honour".
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'Want Ravindra Patil's Honour Restored': Salman Khan's Former Bodyguard's Family Tells NDTV
For the family of former police constable Ravindra Patil, the last three days have been a tremendous display on irony.
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Age row: 'Graceful' end to dispute with the government, says Army Chief
The Army chief's decision to take the government to court over his age turns out to have been a huge miscalculation. The Supreme Court today sided with the government, forcing General VK Singh to withdraw his petition by lunch time. His lawyer said the dispute ended "gracefully" and restored "the honour and integrity" of the chief. Many dismiss tha...
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Army chief General VK Singh drops case against Govt, reports he may quit
The Army chief's decision to take the government to court over his age turns out to have been a huge miscalculation. The Supreme Court today sided with the government, forcing General VK Singh to withdraw his petition by lunch time. His lawyer said the dispute ended "gracefully" and restored "the honour and integrity" of the chief. Many dismiss tha...
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Japan to honour it's women football stars
Japan said on Tuesday it would honour its World Cup-winning women's footballers as people's heroes, praising them for helping to restore the nation's spirits after its massive quake-tsunami disaster.
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Pakistan desperate to regain lost pride
Pak are gearing for one final fling at restoring their honour after being outclassed by rampant Sri Lanka in the first two Tests of the ongoing series.
