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Thai Princess Sirivannavari Visits Taj Mahal With Indian Guide, He Calls It "Absolute Honour"
Her guide, Nitin Singh, who has previously hosted world leaders like Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau, shared a photo of the royal seated at the iconic monument.
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72-Year-Old Bangkok Man Cremates Wife After Living With Her Coffin For Nearly 21 Years
A 72-year-old in Thailand recently cremated his wife after living with her dead remains for more than two decades. He had kept his spouses body next to him in a small room where he slept and spoke to her pretending she was still alive.
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Bodies Of 2 Exiled Activists "Stuffed With Concrete" In Thailand
The Thai army said on Wednesday it had no knowledge of two exiled critics of the military and royal family whose bodies police say were found "stuffed with concrete" along the Mekong River border with Laos.
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India, Thailand Complete Two-Week-Long Joint Military "Exercise Maitree"
The Indian Army and the Royal Thai Army today completed a two-week-long platoon level annual joint military exercise aimed at strengthening partnership and cooperation between them, the Army said in New Delhi.
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Protesters Warned Against Weekend March by Thai Army
Thailand's army today warned a group planning a weekend protest against military rule that lawbreakers would face action, as open defiance of the ruling junta appears to be growing in the Southeast Asian nation.
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Thai Army Chief Shows Sensitive Side With 'Happiness' Song
A ballad penned by a coup-making army chief promising to bring happiness back to Thailand has been viewed more than 200,000 times on YouTube, in the military's latest effort to put a positive spin on its putsch.
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Thai Junta Airs Propaganda To Show Detainees Fine
Thailand's new military junta aired videos on Wednesday on television stations nationwide showing some of the prominent political figures it has detained as part of an effort to convince the public that detainees in army custody are being treated well.
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Thai Army Gets Down to Work on Economy, Stifles Dissent
Thailand's military rulers will settle down to work at their Bangkok headquarters on Tuesday, firmly in charge after royal endorsement but facing small protests that so far the security forces have handled with restraint.
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Thailand's Army Seizes Power in Coup
Thailand's army chief seized power in a military coup on Thursday, deposing the elected government and plunging the country into uncertainty after months of deadly political strife.
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Anti-government protesters break into Thai army compound
About 1,000 anti-government protesters forced their way into the compound of the Royal Thai Army headquarters in Bangkok on Friday, the latest escalation in a city-wide demonstration seeking to topple Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
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Thai Princess Sirivannavari Visits Taj Mahal With Indian Guide, He Calls It "Absolute Honour"
Her guide, Nitin Singh, who has previously hosted world leaders like Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau, shared a photo of the royal seated at the iconic monument.
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72-Year-Old Bangkok Man Cremates Wife After Living With Her Coffin For Nearly 21 Years
A 72-year-old in Thailand recently cremated his wife after living with her dead remains for more than two decades. He had kept his spouses body next to him in a small room where he slept and spoke to her pretending she was still alive.
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Bodies Of 2 Exiled Activists "Stuffed With Concrete" In Thailand
The Thai army said on Wednesday it had no knowledge of two exiled critics of the military and royal family whose bodies police say were found "stuffed with concrete" along the Mekong River border with Laos.
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India, Thailand Complete Two-Week-Long Joint Military "Exercise Maitree"
The Indian Army and the Royal Thai Army today completed a two-week-long platoon level annual joint military exercise aimed at strengthening partnership and cooperation between them, the Army said in New Delhi.
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Protesters Warned Against Weekend March by Thai Army
Thailand's army today warned a group planning a weekend protest against military rule that lawbreakers would face action, as open defiance of the ruling junta appears to be growing in the Southeast Asian nation.
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Thai Army Chief Shows Sensitive Side With 'Happiness' Song
A ballad penned by a coup-making army chief promising to bring happiness back to Thailand has been viewed more than 200,000 times on YouTube, in the military's latest effort to put a positive spin on its putsch.
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Thai Junta Airs Propaganda To Show Detainees Fine
Thailand's new military junta aired videos on Wednesday on television stations nationwide showing some of the prominent political figures it has detained as part of an effort to convince the public that detainees in army custody are being treated well.
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Thai Army Gets Down to Work on Economy, Stifles Dissent
Thailand's military rulers will settle down to work at their Bangkok headquarters on Tuesday, firmly in charge after royal endorsement but facing small protests that so far the security forces have handled with restraint.
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Thailand's Army Seizes Power in Coup
Thailand's army chief seized power in a military coup on Thursday, deposing the elected government and plunging the country into uncertainty after months of deadly political strife.
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Anti-government protesters break into Thai army compound
About 1,000 anti-government protesters forced their way into the compound of the Royal Thai Army headquarters in Bangkok on Friday, the latest escalation in a city-wide demonstration seeking to topple Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
