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Maggi Noodles Row: Uttar Pradesh Food Administration Gives Nod to Prosecute Nestle
The Uttar Pradesh Food Safety and Drug Administration has given its go ahead to prosecute Nestle India, which manufactures instant noodles Maggi, a batch of which was found to contain dangerous levels of lead.
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12-Year-Old Child Found Serving Water at Press Conference by Junior HRD Minister
In a condemnable incident, a child was found working at a press conference called by Junior Human Resource and Development (HRD) minister Ram Shankar Katheria at his house in Agra on Friday.
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Children Below 10 Work at Uttar Pradesh Event To Felicitate Top Official
Children below 10 are seen arranging chairs for an event in Uttar Pradesh by the state's ruling Samajwadi Party.
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Hashimpura Case: Uttar Pradesh to Challenge Acquittal of 16 Cops in 1987 Massacre
The Samajwadi Party government in Uttar Pradesh has decided to approach the Delhi High Court to challenge a trial court's acquittal of the 16 policemen accused of killing 42 people in Hashimpura in Meerut in 1987.
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Young Agra Woman's Protest on Top of Mercedes Goes Viral
A young Agra resident, Sadhvi Pandey, is being praised for stopping a local politician's Mercedes after his guard allegedly winked at her, and then climbing atop the car and standing there till she was handed an apology and Rs 6,500 to pay for a mobile phone that she said was smashed by the leader's aides.
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Nepal Earthquake: Born Amidst Disaster, These Babies Are a Far Cry From a Normal Childhood
Supriya is sleeping serenely tucked in a red dupatta, lying in her grandmother's arms at the Tudikhel relief camp in Kathmandu. She is barely a few hours old, the white hospital tag still visible on her tiny hand.
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Deja Vu for Nepal: As Aftershocks Continue, People Return to Camps
At Kathmandu's biggest relief camp at Tudikhel grounds, a hot wind has blown away one leg of Binda Gupta's tent. Her brother tries to fix it unsuccessfully.
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Student From US Molested at Benaras Hindu University
An American student of Indian origin, who was doing her PHD from Varanasi's Benaras Hindu University, has alleged she was molested by five men on campus on the evening of April 22.
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Salman Khan Convicted: 'Verdict Changes Nothing For Me,' Says Hit-and-Run Victim
Mohammad Kalim and four other men were sleeping on the pavement outside the America Express Bakery in Bandra West, when actor Salman Khan's Toyota Land Cruiser ran them over on September 28, 2002. Mr Kalim then in his 20s, was injured; his friend Nurullah, died.
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A Week After Earthquake, 1000 Foreigners Missing in Nepal
A week after a devastating 7.9-magnitute earthquake struck, Nepal continues to search for survivors through the rubble. Among those missing are over 1,000 foreign nationals.
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Maggi Noodles Row: Uttar Pradesh Food Administration Gives Nod to Prosecute Nestle
The Uttar Pradesh Food Safety and Drug Administration has given its go ahead to prosecute Nestle India, which manufactures instant noodles Maggi, a batch of which was found to contain dangerous levels of lead.
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12-Year-Old Child Found Serving Water at Press Conference by Junior HRD Minister
In a condemnable incident, a child was found working at a press conference called by Junior Human Resource and Development (HRD) minister Ram Shankar Katheria at his house in Agra on Friday.
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Children Below 10 Work at Uttar Pradesh Event To Felicitate Top Official
Children below 10 are seen arranging chairs for an event in Uttar Pradesh by the state's ruling Samajwadi Party.
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Hashimpura Case: Uttar Pradesh to Challenge Acquittal of 16 Cops in 1987 Massacre
The Samajwadi Party government in Uttar Pradesh has decided to approach the Delhi High Court to challenge a trial court's acquittal of the 16 policemen accused of killing 42 people in Hashimpura in Meerut in 1987.
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Young Agra Woman's Protest on Top of Mercedes Goes Viral
A young Agra resident, Sadhvi Pandey, is being praised for stopping a local politician's Mercedes after his guard allegedly winked at her, and then climbing atop the car and standing there till she was handed an apology and Rs 6,500 to pay for a mobile phone that she said was smashed by the leader's aides.
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Nepal Earthquake: Born Amidst Disaster, These Babies Are a Far Cry From a Normal Childhood
Supriya is sleeping serenely tucked in a red dupatta, lying in her grandmother's arms at the Tudikhel relief camp in Kathmandu. She is barely a few hours old, the white hospital tag still visible on her tiny hand.
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Deja Vu for Nepal: As Aftershocks Continue, People Return to Camps
At Kathmandu's biggest relief camp at Tudikhel grounds, a hot wind has blown away one leg of Binda Gupta's tent. Her brother tries to fix it unsuccessfully.
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Student From US Molested at Benaras Hindu University
An American student of Indian origin, who was doing her PHD from Varanasi's Benaras Hindu University, has alleged she was molested by five men on campus on the evening of April 22.
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Salman Khan Convicted: 'Verdict Changes Nothing For Me,' Says Hit-and-Run Victim
Mohammad Kalim and four other men were sleeping on the pavement outside the America Express Bakery in Bandra West, when actor Salman Khan's Toyota Land Cruiser ran them over on September 28, 2002. Mr Kalim then in his 20s, was injured; his friend Nurullah, died.
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A Week After Earthquake, 1000 Foreigners Missing in Nepal
A week after a devastating 7.9-magnitute earthquake struck, Nepal continues to search for survivors through the rubble. Among those missing are over 1,000 foreign nationals.
