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Madhya Pradesh To Launch Campaign Against 'Makhanchor' Tag For Lord Krishna
The Madhya Pradesh government will launch a campaign aimed at urging people to not call Lord Krishna 'Makhanchor',/i>, with the understanding that stories of the Hindu God stealing butter denoted rebellion and not theft.
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US State Department Website's Changes On Taiwan Leaves China Fuming
China has urged the United States to "correct its mistakes" after the U.S. State Department removed previous wording on its website about not supporting Taiwan independence, which it said was part of a routine update.
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China Condems US After 'Taiwan Independence' Cut From Government Site
China condemned the United States on Monday for removing a reference to the status of Taiwan from the State Department website, urging Washington to "correct its mistakes".
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Revenue Official Burnt Alive By Angry Land Owner In Telangana
In a shocking incident that has raised questions over the security of government officers in Telangana, a tehsildar with the state revenue department was allegedly burnt alive by an angry land owner at her office in Abdullapurmet today.
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US Admits Error In Report Linking Terrorism To Immigration
The Justice Department has acknowledged errors and deficiencies in a controversial report issued a year ago that implied a link between terrorism in the United States and immigration, but - for the second and final time - officials have declined to retract or correct the document.
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Pak Asks US To "Immediately Correct" Statement On Imran Khan-Pompeo Call
In an unusual move, Pakistan has asked the US to "immediately correct" a readout issued by the State Department in which Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was quoted as saying that he asked Pakistan's new prime minister to take "decisive action" against all terrorists operating in the country.
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7 Inmates Killed, 17 Others Injured In South Carolina Prison Riot: Official
Seven inmates were killed and 17 others injured in a riot at a maximum security prison in South Carolina, the southern US state's Department of Corrections said Monday.
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US To Withhold Some Hillary Clinton Emails With Top Secret Information
The US State Department conceded for the first time on Friday that intelligence officials were correct to say that at least 22 emails sent through Hillary Clinton's private server contain some of the government's most sensitive secrets.
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New Plan Could Allow Executions to Resume in California
California authorities proposed Friday a new method to execute inmates by lethal injection, potentially allowing the US state to resume capital punishment nearly a decade after legal challenges halted the practice.
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Florida Executes Man Who Killed 4 in 1985
The US state of Florida executed a convicted murderer Thursday who had been on death row 30 years for killing four people, including his five-year-old daughter, in 1985.
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Madhya Pradesh To Launch Campaign Against 'Makhanchor' Tag For Lord Krishna
The Madhya Pradesh government will launch a campaign aimed at urging people to not call Lord Krishna 'Makhanchor',/i>, with the understanding that stories of the Hindu God stealing butter denoted rebellion and not theft.
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US State Department Website's Changes On Taiwan Leaves China Fuming
China has urged the United States to "correct its mistakes" after the U.S. State Department removed previous wording on its website about not supporting Taiwan independence, which it said was part of a routine update.
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China Condems US After 'Taiwan Independence' Cut From Government Site
China condemned the United States on Monday for removing a reference to the status of Taiwan from the State Department website, urging Washington to "correct its mistakes".
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Revenue Official Burnt Alive By Angry Land Owner In Telangana
In a shocking incident that has raised questions over the security of government officers in Telangana, a tehsildar with the state revenue department was allegedly burnt alive by an angry land owner at her office in Abdullapurmet today.
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US Admits Error In Report Linking Terrorism To Immigration
The Justice Department has acknowledged errors and deficiencies in a controversial report issued a year ago that implied a link between terrorism in the United States and immigration, but - for the second and final time - officials have declined to retract or correct the document.
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Pak Asks US To "Immediately Correct" Statement On Imran Khan-Pompeo Call
In an unusual move, Pakistan has asked the US to "immediately correct" a readout issued by the State Department in which Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was quoted as saying that he asked Pakistan's new prime minister to take "decisive action" against all terrorists operating in the country.
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7 Inmates Killed, 17 Others Injured In South Carolina Prison Riot: Official
Seven inmates were killed and 17 others injured in a riot at a maximum security prison in South Carolina, the southern US state's Department of Corrections said Monday.
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US To Withhold Some Hillary Clinton Emails With Top Secret Information
The US State Department conceded for the first time on Friday that intelligence officials were correct to say that at least 22 emails sent through Hillary Clinton's private server contain some of the government's most sensitive secrets.
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New Plan Could Allow Executions to Resume in California
California authorities proposed Friday a new method to execute inmates by lethal injection, potentially allowing the US state to resume capital punishment nearly a decade after legal challenges halted the practice.
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Florida Executes Man Who Killed 4 in 1985
The US state of Florida executed a convicted murderer Thursday who had been on death row 30 years for killing four people, including his five-year-old daughter, in 1985.
