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Putin Says Reverting To Stalingrad Name Up To City Residents
Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday it was up to residents of Volgograd to decide whether the city should revert to the name of Stalingrad, as it was called when Soviet forces defeated Nazi invaders in World War Two's bloodiest battle.
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IPS Officer Behind 26/11 Attacks Probe Takes Charge As Mumbai Police Chief
Senior IPS officer Deven Bharti, who has been a part of probes into many high-profile cases, including the 26/11 terror attacks, on Wednesday took over as the new commissioner of Mumbai police.
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Indian Airlines May Face Rs 77 Crore Weekly Extra Costs As Pak Shuts Airspace
Indian airlines are likely to face additional weekly expenses of Rs 77 crore for international flights operated from north Indian cities as the airspace curbs result in increased fuel consumption and longer flight durations.
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Women's Panel Forms Team To Probe Bhopal College Rape, Blackmail Cases
The National Commission for Women (NCW) has formed a three-member committee to investigate rape, gang-rape, and blackmail cases involving students and alumni of a college in Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal.
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Senior IPS Officer Deven Bharti Appointed As Mumbai's Police Commissioner
Senior IPS officer Deven Bharti has been appointed the new commissioner of Mumbai police, officials said on Wednesday.
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All About Key Parties Contesting Singapore Election, Their Policy Platforms
Singapore holds a parliamentary election on May 3 that will be contested by 11 parties across the city state of 6 million people with 2.76 million registered to vote.
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Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Career Diplomat Serious Contender To Be Next Pope
A seasoned diplomat who worked with Pope Francis for 12 years, Cardinal Pietro Parolin is well-known in Rome and abroad, and a serious contender to be the next pontiff.
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UP Man Elopes With Fiance's Mother
After an Aligarh man eloped with his fiance's mother earlier this month, a similar incident has been reported from the state's Gonda district.
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3 Killed, Several Injured In Shooting In Swedish City: Cops
Three people were killed in a shooting in the Swedish city of Uppsala on Tuesday and a murder investigation has been launched, police said.
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Karnataka Man Shouts 'Pakistan Zindabad' During Cricket Match, Beaten To Death
A man was allegedly beaten to death by a group of people over a dispute during a cricket match in the outskirts of the city following which 15 people have been arrested, police said on Tuesday.
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Will Cardinals Choose Another Outsider Like Francis To Be Next Pope?
When Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio was elected in 2013 as Pope Francis, he was a near total Vatican outsider. He had never been a Vatican official, instead spending decades in local ministry. And he came from Argentina, the first pope from the Americas.
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22 Killed As Massive Fire Engulfs China Restaurant
A restaurant fire in northeastern China killed 22 people and injured three on Tuesday, Beijing's state media said, with footage posted online showing fierce flames engulfing the building.
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Consumer Watchdog Issues Notices To 5 Restaurants For Charging Service Fee
Consumer watchdog CCPA has issued notices to five restaurants for continuing to impose mandatory service charges despite a recent Delhi High Court ruling upholding guidelines against the practice.
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Bombs To Starbucks, US Veteran Remembers End Of Vietnam War 50 Years On
The Vietnam War lasted for two decades and killed nearly 60,000 Americans, many of them young soldiers drafted by their government.
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Maharashtra Man Duped Of Rs 12 Lakh With False Promise Of Son's Admission
A case has been registered against three persons for allegedly cheating a businessman of Rs 12.2 lakh by forging documents and falsely promising his son's admission at junior college in Maharashtra's Thane district, police said on Tuesday.
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Putin Says Reverting To Stalingrad Name Up To City Residents
Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday it was up to residents of Volgograd to decide whether the city should revert to the name of Stalingrad, as it was called when Soviet forces defeated Nazi invaders in World War Two's bloodiest battle.
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IPS Officer Behind 26/11 Attacks Probe Takes Charge As Mumbai Police Chief
Senior IPS officer Deven Bharti, who has been a part of probes into many high-profile cases, including the 26/11 terror attacks, on Wednesday took over as the new commissioner of Mumbai police.
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Indian Airlines May Face Rs 77 Crore Weekly Extra Costs As Pak Shuts Airspace
Indian airlines are likely to face additional weekly expenses of Rs 77 crore for international flights operated from north Indian cities as the airspace curbs result in increased fuel consumption and longer flight durations.
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Women's Panel Forms Team To Probe Bhopal College Rape, Blackmail Cases
The National Commission for Women (NCW) has formed a three-member committee to investigate rape, gang-rape, and blackmail cases involving students and alumni of a college in Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal.
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Senior IPS Officer Deven Bharti Appointed As Mumbai's Police Commissioner
Senior IPS officer Deven Bharti has been appointed the new commissioner of Mumbai police, officials said on Wednesday.
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All About Key Parties Contesting Singapore Election, Their Policy Platforms
Singapore holds a parliamentary election on May 3 that will be contested by 11 parties across the city state of 6 million people with 2.76 million registered to vote.
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Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Career Diplomat Serious Contender To Be Next Pope
A seasoned diplomat who worked with Pope Francis for 12 years, Cardinal Pietro Parolin is well-known in Rome and abroad, and a serious contender to be the next pontiff.
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UP Man Elopes With Fiance's Mother
After an Aligarh man eloped with his fiance's mother earlier this month, a similar incident has been reported from the state's Gonda district.
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3 Killed, Several Injured In Shooting In Swedish City: Cops
Three people were killed in a shooting in the Swedish city of Uppsala on Tuesday and a murder investigation has been launched, police said.
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Karnataka Man Shouts 'Pakistan Zindabad' During Cricket Match, Beaten To Death
A man was allegedly beaten to death by a group of people over a dispute during a cricket match in the outskirts of the city following which 15 people have been arrested, police said on Tuesday.
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Will Cardinals Choose Another Outsider Like Francis To Be Next Pope?
When Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio was elected in 2013 as Pope Francis, he was a near total Vatican outsider. He had never been a Vatican official, instead spending decades in local ministry. And he came from Argentina, the first pope from the Americas.
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22 Killed As Massive Fire Engulfs China Restaurant
A restaurant fire in northeastern China killed 22 people and injured three on Tuesday, Beijing's state media said, with footage posted online showing fierce flames engulfing the building.
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Consumer Watchdog Issues Notices To 5 Restaurants For Charging Service Fee
Consumer watchdog CCPA has issued notices to five restaurants for continuing to impose mandatory service charges despite a recent Delhi High Court ruling upholding guidelines against the practice.
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Bombs To Starbucks, US Veteran Remembers End Of Vietnam War 50 Years On
The Vietnam War lasted for two decades and killed nearly 60,000 Americans, many of them young soldiers drafted by their government.
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Maharashtra Man Duped Of Rs 12 Lakh With False Promise Of Son's Admission
A case has been registered against three persons for allegedly cheating a businessman of Rs 12.2 lakh by forging documents and falsely promising his son's admission at junior college in Maharashtra's Thane district, police said on Tuesday.
