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"Pak In Denial": India Backs Bangladesh As It Seeks Justice For 1971 Genocide
Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal highlighted how 'Operation Searchlight' included systematic and targetted killing of millions of Bangladeshis alongside widespread sexual violence against women by Pakistani forces.
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Army Has Zero Tolerance Towards Violence Against Civilians: Sources
Stern action will be taken in the death of three civilians after video surfaced of their detention by troops in Jammu and Kashmir, sources said, adding that the Indian Army has zero tolerance for violence against innocent civilians.
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Cows Protected, Not Humans: Kapil Sibal Lashes Out Over Delhi Violence
Congress's Kapil Sibal led the attack against the BJP over the Delhi violence during the discussion in Rajya Sabha today, accusing the ruling party of prioritising the protection of cows over that of people. The government, he said, "will punish innocent and give protection to accused".
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China Bus Arson Suspect Threatened Violence: Reports
A man suspected of setting a public bus on fire in northern China, burning 17 people to death, had told friends he planned violence, reports said today, citing social media postings in which he agonised over unpaid debts.
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Congress Demands Gujarat Chief Minister's Resignation Over Patel Agitation
Opposition Congress today alleged that police committed "atrocities" against innocent people while quelling the violence triggered by detention of Patel community leader Hardik Patel as they were given a "free hand" to do so by state government at the behest of Centre.
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In Burundi, Simmering Violence Could Lead to New Civil War
It started as street protests three months ago, with furious citizens demonstrating against Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza's now successful bid for a third term in power.
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India's political system can respond when required: Washington Post
An influential US daily has hailed India's new laws against sexual violence, saying the "political system can respond to an urgent popular demand for change", and wondered if the US political system would respond the same way to the massacre of innocent children at an elementary school.
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"Pak In Denial": India Backs Bangladesh As It Seeks Justice For 1971 Genocide
Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal highlighted how 'Operation Searchlight' included systematic and targetted killing of millions of Bangladeshis alongside widespread sexual violence against women by Pakistani forces.
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Army Has Zero Tolerance Towards Violence Against Civilians: Sources
Stern action will be taken in the death of three civilians after video surfaced of their detention by troops in Jammu and Kashmir, sources said, adding that the Indian Army has zero tolerance for violence against innocent civilians.
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Cows Protected, Not Humans: Kapil Sibal Lashes Out Over Delhi Violence
Congress's Kapil Sibal led the attack against the BJP over the Delhi violence during the discussion in Rajya Sabha today, accusing the ruling party of prioritising the protection of cows over that of people. The government, he said, "will punish innocent and give protection to accused".
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China Bus Arson Suspect Threatened Violence: Reports
A man suspected of setting a public bus on fire in northern China, burning 17 people to death, had told friends he planned violence, reports said today, citing social media postings in which he agonised over unpaid debts.
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Congress Demands Gujarat Chief Minister's Resignation Over Patel Agitation
Opposition Congress today alleged that police committed "atrocities" against innocent people while quelling the violence triggered by detention of Patel community leader Hardik Patel as they were given a "free hand" to do so by state government at the behest of Centre.
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In Burundi, Simmering Violence Could Lead to New Civil War
It started as street protests three months ago, with furious citizens demonstrating against Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza's now successful bid for a third term in power.
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India's political system can respond when required: Washington Post
An influential US daily has hailed India's new laws against sexual violence, saying the "political system can respond to an urgent popular demand for change", and wondered if the US political system would respond the same way to the massacre of innocent children at an elementary school.
