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 SC stops Gujarat court from ruling on
Gulberg carnage closure report
The Supreme
Court Thursday asked an Ahmedabad court not to pronounce its
orders on the closure report filed by the Special Investigation
Team (SIT) into the allegations of inaction by Chief Minister
Narendra Modi and senior state officials in the Gulberg Society
carnage during the 2002 riots. »
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Jafri's widow breaks down as she recalls Gulberg Society carnage
SC lifts stay on Gujarat riot cases, bar Gulberg society
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Diesel prices partially deregulated
"Oil marketing companies have been given the freedom to make small
corrections from time-to-time," Finance Minister P. Chidambaram
told reporters after a cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister
Manmohan »
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Four arrested for Lucknow violence
Four people
were arrested Thursday for their involvement in sectarian violence
in Lucknow's old city areas which left one person dead and over a
dozen injured. Officials admitted that the situation was tense but
under control in the affected areas include
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Shia, Sunni clash in Lucknow leaves one
dead, many injured
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 Pakistan's anti-corruption agency refuses to arrest PM
The Supreme Court ordered the National Accountability Bureau (NAB)
Tuesday to arrest Ashraf and 15 others within 24 hours in a case
involving private power stations built to provide electricity to
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Indian, Pakistani forces agree to maintain
border peace
"The DGMOs (Director General of Military Operations) of India
and Pakistan had a 10 minute talk in the morning and agreed not to
violate the ceasefire and exercise maximum »
No business as usual with Pakistan after
soldiers' killing: PM
There is 'no war, no peace' situation on LoC: Indian Army
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India as world super power impossible
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The concerted and sustained campaign
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Over 80 killed in Aleppo University blasts
Two explosions have struck Aleppo University in northern Syria,
killing more than 80 people, official sources and opposition
activists said. There were
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President Pranab Mukherjee, Union
Minister for Communications and Information Technology Kapil
Sibal, Union Minister for Minority Affairs K. Rahman Khan and
other dignitaries at the release of the Commemorative Postage
Stamp on Shaikhul Hind’s “Silk Letter Movement” & 60th Session
of Shaikhul Hind’s Silk Letter Movement Centenary, in New
Delhi on January 11, 2013. |
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