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Security Tightened At Aurangzeb's Grave In Maharashtra, IDs Must For Visitors
As calls for the removal of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's grave intensify, the police administration has stepped up security, making it mandatory for visitors to furnish their identity cards before entering the site in Maharashtra, an official said.
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"Fascinated By Death": This British Woman Has Crashed 200 Funerals
Jeane Trend-Hill, who is 55 years old, claims to be "fascinated" with death and has visited cemeteries all around the world.
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Trump To Discontinue Obama Policy Of Voluntarily Releasing White House Visitor Logs
The Trump administration announced Friday that it would not follow President Barack Obama's policy of voluntarily disclosing the names of most visitors to the White House complex, citing "grave national security risks and privacy concerns."
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Trump White House Will No Longer Publicly Identify Visitors: Reports
The Trump administration is ending the practice of disclosing the identities of most visitors to the White House, saying that to do so posed "grave national security risks and privacy concerns," US media reported.
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Security Tightened At Aurangzeb's Grave In Maharashtra, IDs Must For Visitors
As calls for the removal of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's grave intensify, the police administration has stepped up security, making it mandatory for visitors to furnish their identity cards before entering the site in Maharashtra, an official said.
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"Fascinated By Death": This British Woman Has Crashed 200 Funerals
Jeane Trend-Hill, who is 55 years old, claims to be "fascinated" with death and has visited cemeteries all around the world.
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Trump To Discontinue Obama Policy Of Voluntarily Releasing White House Visitor Logs
The Trump administration announced Friday that it would not follow President Barack Obama's policy of voluntarily disclosing the names of most visitors to the White House complex, citing "grave national security risks and privacy concerns."
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Trump White House Will No Longer Publicly Identify Visitors: Reports
The Trump administration is ending the practice of disclosing the identities of most visitors to the White House, saying that to do so posed "grave national security risks and privacy concerns," US media reported.
