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"Railways is a key infrastructure ministry vital for economic
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large peaceful, the clashes between the protesters and the police
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Which way will Pakistan tilt?
The publication of satirical
cartoons relating to the Prophet Muhammad by a French magazine
(Charles Hebdo) adds to the anger and widespread protests already
simmering across many countries and societies that espouse the
Islamic faith.
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 Why is Hindi not at the United Nations?
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Prime
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National Authority Mahmoud Abbas at the delegation level
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