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Curfew Relaxed For 7 Hours In Ladakh, People Flock To Markets
Curfew was relaxed for seven hours from 10 AM on Tuesday in the violence-hit Leh town in the Union Territory of Ladakh, allowing markets to gradually reopen and providing relief to the people who were reeling under week-long curbs, officials said.
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Leh Apex Body Withdraws From Talks, Wants Action Against Protesters Scrapped
The Leh Apex Body has withdrawn from the talks with the government of India over their demands.
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Centre Failed On Its Commitments On J&K, Ladakh Statehood: Omar Abdullah
Omar Abdullah also criticised the sudden shift in the stance towards Ladakhi leaders, especially climate activist Sonam Wangchuk.
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'Cricket Fine, Conference Not?' Ladakh Activists Want Sonam Wangchuk Freed
Demanding Sonam Wangchuk's immediate release, leaders of the Kargil Democratic Alliance today questioned why the activist was being linked with Pakistan just because he attended a climate change conference in Islamabad
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"Witch Hunt Began 4 Years Ago": Wife After Sonam Wangchuk Arrested
Social entrepreneur Gitanjali J Angmo, the wife of detained activist Sonam Wangchuk, has refuted all the allegations made by the Centre against her husband after violence left four dead and over 50 injured during his hunger strike.
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School Assembly News Headlines (Sept 28): Top National, World, Sports Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (September 28): Today's top stories include, 38 people, including children, killed in a stampede at actor-politician Vijay's rally in Tamil Nadu, and Pakistan link emerged in probe against Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk
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Arrested Pak Intel Operative Linked To Sonam Wangchuk: Ladakh Top Cop
A Pakistan angle has emerged in the probe against Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk, who was arrested yesterday for allegedly instigating a mob that led to violent clashes and the death of four protesters in Ladakh last Wednesday.
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The Jail That Houses Sonam Wangchuk And An Activist's Hunger Strike Threat
Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk, who was arrested under the National Security Act (NSA), was shifted to Jodhpur jail in Rajasthan.
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"Shaken Public's Trust": Ex-BJP MP Demands Probe Into Ladakh Violence
A top BJP leader from Ladakh has questioned the Government's handling of the situation in Ladakh and the killing of four protesters in security forces' firing on Wednesday.
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Patrolling Intensified In Ladakh Day After Sonam Wangchuk's Arrest
Curfew remained in force for the fourth day in violence-hit Leh town of Ladakh on Saturday as police and paramilitary forces intensified patrolling and checking following the detention of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk
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Ladakh Leaders Demand Judicial Probe, Allege Cops Fired At Protesters
Demands are growing louder for a judicial probe into police firing that killed four people and left over 30 injured after protests demanding statehood for Ladakh turned violent.
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School Assembly News Headlines (Sept 27): Top National, World, Sports Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (September 27): Today's top headlines cover India and global news: Suryakumar Yadav fined by ICC over Asia Cup comments; Sonam Wangchuk arrested under NSA; Israeli forces seize Gaza phones to stream Netanyahu's UN speec
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Sonam Wangchuk Arrest Live Updates: Sonam Wangchuk Shifted To Jodhpur Hours After Being Arrested: Sources
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk has been shifted to Jodhpur in Rajasthan hours after being arrested under stringent National Security Act, according to sources.
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Sonam Wangchuk Arrested Under Stringent NSA, Taken To Jodhpur: Sources
Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk, who faces allegations of inciting a mob with provocative statements, has been arrested a day after he said he would be "happy to be arrested anytime for this cause".
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'Cheap Politics': Arvind Kejriwal Condemns Accusations Against Sonam Wangchuk
AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal condemned the accusations against Sonam Wangchuk, and took a jibe at the Central government, stating that it was using its "entire machinery" for harassing the person who was thinking about the country's progress
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Curfew Relaxed For 7 Hours In Ladakh, People Flock To Markets
Curfew was relaxed for seven hours from 10 AM on Tuesday in the violence-hit Leh town in the Union Territory of Ladakh, allowing markets to gradually reopen and providing relief to the people who were reeling under week-long curbs, officials said.
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Leh Apex Body Withdraws From Talks, Wants Action Against Protesters Scrapped
The Leh Apex Body has withdrawn from the talks with the government of India over their demands.
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Centre Failed On Its Commitments On J&K, Ladakh Statehood: Omar Abdullah
Omar Abdullah also criticised the sudden shift in the stance towards Ladakhi leaders, especially climate activist Sonam Wangchuk.
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'Cricket Fine, Conference Not?' Ladakh Activists Want Sonam Wangchuk Freed
Demanding Sonam Wangchuk's immediate release, leaders of the Kargil Democratic Alliance today questioned why the activist was being linked with Pakistan just because he attended a climate change conference in Islamabad
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"Witch Hunt Began 4 Years Ago": Wife After Sonam Wangchuk Arrested
Social entrepreneur Gitanjali J Angmo, the wife of detained activist Sonam Wangchuk, has refuted all the allegations made by the Centre against her husband after violence left four dead and over 50 injured during his hunger strike.
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School Assembly News Headlines (Sept 28): Top National, World, Sports Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (September 28): Today's top stories include, 38 people, including children, killed in a stampede at actor-politician Vijay's rally in Tamil Nadu, and Pakistan link emerged in probe against Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk
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Arrested Pak Intel Operative Linked To Sonam Wangchuk: Ladakh Top Cop
A Pakistan angle has emerged in the probe against Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk, who was arrested yesterday for allegedly instigating a mob that led to violent clashes and the death of four protesters in Ladakh last Wednesday.
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The Jail That Houses Sonam Wangchuk And An Activist's Hunger Strike Threat
Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk, who was arrested under the National Security Act (NSA), was shifted to Jodhpur jail in Rajasthan.
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"Shaken Public's Trust": Ex-BJP MP Demands Probe Into Ladakh Violence
A top BJP leader from Ladakh has questioned the Government's handling of the situation in Ladakh and the killing of four protesters in security forces' firing on Wednesday.
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Patrolling Intensified In Ladakh Day After Sonam Wangchuk's Arrest
Curfew remained in force for the fourth day in violence-hit Leh town of Ladakh on Saturday as police and paramilitary forces intensified patrolling and checking following the detention of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk
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Ladakh Leaders Demand Judicial Probe, Allege Cops Fired At Protesters
Demands are growing louder for a judicial probe into police firing that killed four people and left over 30 injured after protests demanding statehood for Ladakh turned violent.
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School Assembly News Headlines (Sept 27): Top National, World, Sports Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (September 27): Today's top headlines cover India and global news: Suryakumar Yadav fined by ICC over Asia Cup comments; Sonam Wangchuk arrested under NSA; Israeli forces seize Gaza phones to stream Netanyahu's UN speec
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Sonam Wangchuk Arrest Live Updates: Sonam Wangchuk Shifted To Jodhpur Hours After Being Arrested: Sources
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk has been shifted to Jodhpur in Rajasthan hours after being arrested under stringent National Security Act, according to sources.
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Sonam Wangchuk Arrested Under Stringent NSA, Taken To Jodhpur: Sources
Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk, who faces allegations of inciting a mob with provocative statements, has been arrested a day after he said he would be "happy to be arrested anytime for this cause".
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'Cheap Politics': Arvind Kejriwal Condemns Accusations Against Sonam Wangchuk
AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal condemned the accusations against Sonam Wangchuk, and took a jibe at the Central government, stating that it was using its "entire machinery" for harassing the person who was thinking about the country's progress
