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During Bhopal Jailbreak, 80 Guards Were Missing. They Are On VIP Duty
At the Bhopal Central Jail, where eight members of the banned Students' Islamic Movement of India or SIMI managed a daring prison break last week before being gunned down hours later, around 80 guards are "missing".
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Raped, Slashed With Blades, 12-Year-Old Attempts Suicide As Accused Walks Free
A girl in Madhya Pradesh allegedly set herself on fire on Wednesday after learning that one of the two men accused of kidnapping, raping and trying to kill her has been released on bail.
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A Deadly Drought Leaves Chhattisgarh's Farmers In Dire Straits
Sudesh Tekam, a 49-year old farmer is on a fast-unto-death in his hospital bed in Chhattisgarh's Rahmjnandga. He was forcefully admitted here by the district administration on Friday, four days after he began his fast.
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Police Jobs As Wedding Gift For Former Maoists Who Surrendered For Love
There was band, bajaa and baarat. The wedding tent was agog with activities. The drummers played to the traditional beat. All this may sound like just any other Indian wedding except this one was not.
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Transgenders Bring Government and Villages Together to Build Toilets
Ms Singh, 30, a transgender, runs an NGO for her community. When the Madhya Pradesh government requested the NGO, Mitra Shringaar Samiti, last year to be a part of the Swacch Bharat Mission, she happily agreed. It is now the team's mission to campaign from door to door for better sanitation in the villages.
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Facing Protests, Madhya Pradesh Minister Denies Kicking 14-Year-Old Boy
Madhya Pradesh cabinet minister Kusum Mahdele who was caught on camera kicking a 14-year-old boy yesterday, sparking a huge outcry, has denied the act, saying she "felt someone fall at my feet, but I ignored him and entered my car".
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Uprooted by Maoists, A Generation of Tribals Torn From Their Origins
For half his life, 14-year-old Nagesh Kumar Chapa has been studying at a residential school in Bijpur district's Dugaiguda village of Chhattisgarh, away from his home, parents and losing connect with his tribal roots with each passing day.
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Won't Apologize, Says BJP Lawmaker Seen Vandalising Toll Plaza
When his car was stopped and he was asked to pay toll, an enraged BJP lawmaker and his supporters attacked the workers manning the toll plaza.
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In Vyapam Scam Deaths, 10 Accidents and 5 Suicides
In the multi-crore Vyapam scam, 35 people have died since 2010, the police has said in court, and the causes range from road accidents, suicides and alcohol-related illnesses to suspected heart attacks. Calls for an investigation have intensified after two persons died over the weekend.
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Journalist Refused to Withdraw Mining Case. His Burnt Body Was Found on Saturday
For weeks, Madhya Pradesh journalist Sandeep Kothari had been hounded by three men who demanded that he withdraw the defamation notice he had sent to two of them. His burnt body was found on Saturday.
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During Bhopal Jailbreak, 80 Guards Were Missing. They Are On VIP Duty
At the Bhopal Central Jail, where eight members of the banned Students' Islamic Movement of India or SIMI managed a daring prison break last week before being gunned down hours later, around 80 guards are "missing".
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Raped, Slashed With Blades, 12-Year-Old Attempts Suicide As Accused Walks Free
A girl in Madhya Pradesh allegedly set herself on fire on Wednesday after learning that one of the two men accused of kidnapping, raping and trying to kill her has been released on bail.
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A Deadly Drought Leaves Chhattisgarh's Farmers In Dire Straits
Sudesh Tekam, a 49-year old farmer is on a fast-unto-death in his hospital bed in Chhattisgarh's Rahmjnandga. He was forcefully admitted here by the district administration on Friday, four days after he began his fast.
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Police Jobs As Wedding Gift For Former Maoists Who Surrendered For Love
There was band, bajaa and baarat. The wedding tent was agog with activities. The drummers played to the traditional beat. All this may sound like just any other Indian wedding except this one was not.
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Transgenders Bring Government and Villages Together to Build Toilets
Ms Singh, 30, a transgender, runs an NGO for her community. When the Madhya Pradesh government requested the NGO, Mitra Shringaar Samiti, last year to be a part of the Swacch Bharat Mission, she happily agreed. It is now the team's mission to campaign from door to door for better sanitation in the villages.
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Facing Protests, Madhya Pradesh Minister Denies Kicking 14-Year-Old Boy
Madhya Pradesh cabinet minister Kusum Mahdele who was caught on camera kicking a 14-year-old boy yesterday, sparking a huge outcry, has denied the act, saying she "felt someone fall at my feet, but I ignored him and entered my car".
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Uprooted by Maoists, A Generation of Tribals Torn From Their Origins
For half his life, 14-year-old Nagesh Kumar Chapa has been studying at a residential school in Bijpur district's Dugaiguda village of Chhattisgarh, away from his home, parents and losing connect with his tribal roots with each passing day.
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Won't Apologize, Says BJP Lawmaker Seen Vandalising Toll Plaza
When his car was stopped and he was asked to pay toll, an enraged BJP lawmaker and his supporters attacked the workers manning the toll plaza.
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In Vyapam Scam Deaths, 10 Accidents and 5 Suicides
In the multi-crore Vyapam scam, 35 people have died since 2010, the police has said in court, and the causes range from road accidents, suicides and alcohol-related illnesses to suspected heart attacks. Calls for an investigation have intensified after two persons died over the weekend.
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Journalist Refused to Withdraw Mining Case. His Burnt Body Was Found on Saturday
For weeks, Madhya Pradesh journalist Sandeep Kothari had been hounded by three men who demanded that he withdraw the defamation notice he had sent to two of them. His burnt body was found on Saturday.
