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Tension
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Congress
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Modi does not appear before SIT Sunday |
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AIMPLB
concerned over Indo-Israel relations, other Muslim issues |
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Minister meets Attorney General on quota issue |
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Muslim law board enhances its own women quota |
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Congress keen on quota for Muslims: AP CM
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Karnataka passes
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women's bill inspiring for Africa: Ghana minister:
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No pressure from allies on women’s quota bill: Congress
More women in parliament will change face of Indian politics
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 Mohd Saquib becomes first Malegaonian to crack IIT entrance:
Ansari Mohd. Saquib
became first from Malegaon
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Facebook to open India office in Hyderabad |
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Sacred
cows and commonwealth games:
Leader of opposition in Delhi Assembly
BJP 's VK Malhotra and Congress Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit have
demonstrated the real colours of the rulers of the ‘modern and
democratic ....
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AIMPLB concerned over Indo-Israel relations, CV Bill, fake
encounters:
The Executve Committee (EC) of the All India Muslim Personal Law
Board (AIMPLB) in its 21st annual convention on Sunday expressed....Read
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 AIMPLB now more
representative, Rabey Nadvi president for third term:
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 Modi may not
depose before SIT Sunday:
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi
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 Lok Sabha passes bill for better care of ancient monuments:
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 Terrorized for Stoning Israeli Troops:
Al-Hasan Muhtaseb, 13,
and his brother Amir,10, were returning from their aunt’s house in
the West Bank town of Al-Khalil (Hebron)
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Azmi... The Martyr!:
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sight would have been as brutal for a mother than to see her son
lying in a pool of blood , taking his last few breaths. The
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CBI charge sheet, a dereliction of duty? -- A review:
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 Over 32,000 widows,
97,000 orphans in Kashmir:
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 Jewish settlements spark worldwide outrage:
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Death
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Monday, March 22, 2010 03:51:15 PM ,
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Jerusalem:
As tension mounted in Palestine on Sunday so did the death toll. The
Israeli Army shot dead two 19-year-old men who it said had tried to
stab a soldier on patrol near Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Two
teenagers were shot dead Saturday. All four were buried Sunday.
Palestinian officials accused Israel of escalating tensions already
running high over moves which Palestinians say aim to deepen Israeli
control over the territory.
Palestinian government spokesman Ghassan Khatib called for an
independent investigation into the killing of cousins Mohammed Qawariq and Saleh Qawariq on Sunday, citing witness accounts they
had been shot only after being arrested.
Mahmoud Al-Aloul, a senior figure in Fatah, said they had been
killed in "cold blood": "Nobody can imagine that we can stand with
our hands tied vis-à-vis what is happening," Aloul told around 1,500
mourners at their funeral in Awarta, south of Nablus.
One of the bodies was wrapped in a yellow Fatah flag and the other
in the green flag of Hamas. A few kilometers from Awarta, the two
teens killed by Israeli forces on Saturday were also buried in the
village of Iraq Burin. Palestinian medics said Mohammed Qadus, 16,
and Osaid Qadus, 17, were killed by gunfire during clashes with
Israeli forces. The medics showed reporters evidence of live bullets
being used by troops on protesters although Israeli forces said only
rubber bullets were used.
Abbas spokesman Nabil Abu Rudainah said Israel had responded to
international efforts to revive peace talks with violence.
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday he
had told Washington in writing, just before heading for talks with
US President Barack Obama, that Israel would not stop Jewish
settlement around Jerusalem. The settlement issue is challenging
renewed efforts by US envoy George Mitchell to get peace talks under
way.
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