Student Attacked In Australia
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Khalistan Radicals Drag Indian Student, Thrash Him With Iron Rods In Australia
A 23-year-old Indian student was beaten up with iron rods by Khalistan supporters in Australia for opposing the activities of extremist elements, a media report said on Friday.
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Attack on Indian students not racial, says Australian govt based on study
After intense criticism following the attacks on Indian students last year, the Australian government says that the attacks were not racial. Referring to a study, a first of its kind held in the country, the Australian government says that that the rates of assault on Indian students were lower than or on par with the general Australian population....
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Oz Police not revealing number of Indians attacked
Admitting that the statistics of the attacks on Indians in Australia were "problematic", Victorian police chief Simon Overland refused to release the details saying it can be "misinterpreted".
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Security in India adequate for IPL: Oz High Commissioner
Australian High Commissioner Peter Varghese has said that the decision of Australian players participating in the IPL is an individual one.
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Khalistan Radicals Drag Indian Student, Thrash Him With Iron Rods In Australia
A 23-year-old Indian student was beaten up with iron rods by Khalistan supporters in Australia for opposing the activities of extremist elements, a media report said on Friday.
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Attack on Indian students not racial, says Australian govt based on study
After intense criticism following the attacks on Indian students last year, the Australian government says that the attacks were not racial. Referring to a study, a first of its kind held in the country, the Australian government says that that the rates of assault on Indian students were lower than or on par with the general Australian population....
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Oz Police not revealing number of Indians attacked
Admitting that the statistics of the attacks on Indians in Australia were "problematic", Victorian police chief Simon Overland refused to release the details saying it can be "misinterpreted".
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Security in India adequate for IPL: Oz High Commissioner
Australian High Commissioner Peter Varghese has said that the decision of Australian players participating in the IPL is an individual one.
