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'Lots of Dead', 'Water Full of Snakes': Mozambique Cyclone Survivors Recount Horror
Joao Zakaria, 42, is still haunted by the viciousness of the cyclone which also left a trail of destruction in neighbouring Zimbabwe where more than 250 people were killed, and bridges and roads ripped apart.
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Lok Sabha polls: Congress urging Rahul Gandhi to contest from two seats is poor tactic that may backfire
The tweet and the resolution were meant to tell people that Congress president Rahul Gandhi was taking into consideration the request from party workers.
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After Parrikar death, Goa govt orders probe into 'purification ritual' at venue
I have taken strong note of some activities carried out in Kala Academy premises as rituals today. I have ordered an inquiry into it. We cannot promote or patronise unscientific activities inside government buildings, tweeted Gaude.
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Muslim Teenager Safiyyah Syeed From Bradford Becomes First to Participate in Boxing Ring Wearing a Hijab (Watch Video)
After the International Boxing Association lifted a ban on hijabs and other full-body uniforms that people wear for religious reasons, Safiyyah Syeed was even more passionate about her love for the sport.
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Burj Khalifa Displays Photo of New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern Embracing Woman; Saudi PM Thanks Her for 'Sincere Empathy'
UAE Vice President and Prime Minister His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum also praised communities in New Zealand for standing in solidarity with their Muslim neighbours.
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Pak advocate to make British Govt party in Bhagat Singh case
The Britsih government, he said, was answerable for the judicial killing of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev and should provide heavy compensation to the families of martyrs.
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DDA Housing Scheme 2019: How to Apply? Eligibility Criteria; Documents Required — All You Need to Know
Delhi Development Authority (DDA), will soon roll out a new housing scheme. However, there will be less number of flats launched by the DDA this year.
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QKolkata: Abhishek Reacts to Wife's Thai Passport; KKR Beats SRH
Your daily lowdown of all things Kolkata.
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How Jet Airways managed to remain airborne, set itself on this course until turbulence
While Jet Airways has in its almost 26 years of existence ridden through and survived a number of rough patches, sector watchers see the carrier s current run as its most turbulent yet.
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Pilots of crashed Ethiopian jet used flight simulator
Addis Ababa, March 24 (IANS) The pilots of the Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 that crashed on March 10, killing all 189 people on board, used a flight simulator to learn how to fly the Boeing 737 Max 8 plane, the flag carrier told CNN. This was the second disaster involving a new 737 Max 8 plane in the span of five months when in a Lion Air flight plunged into the Java Sea last October, killing 157 persons. The crashes have led to aviation authorities around the world to ground the 737 Max. Ethiopian Airlines CEO Tewolde GebreMariam told CNN on Saturday that the simulator the pilots trained on cannot replicate the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), a new automated feature on the 737 Max 8 planes that crash investigators are scrutinising.
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'JeM Militant' arrest: Sajjad Ahmad Khan was held more than a month ago, father says NIA lying
Khan admitted that two of his sons Ishfaq and Showkat were militants and had died in encounters with security forces. That doesn t mean they will pick up my third son. Ahmad is innocent.
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Cyclone Idai: Unicef urges assistance to children
United Nations, March 24 (IANS) The Unicef has urged the international community to provide assistance to the children affected by Cyclone Idai that has killed 417 people in Africa and has left over 1,500 displaced. "We are in a race against time to help and protect children in the disaster-ravaged areas of Mozambique," Henrietta Fore, Executive Director, Unicef, said on Saturday after visiting Beira, one of the areas most affected by the cyclone. A week after Beira was hit by Cyclone Idai, "aid agencies are barely beginning to see the scale of the damage," said Fore, as she called for more international support to help quickly get relief to more than 1 million people across the country and prevent the possible spread of waterborne diseases like cholera, reports Xinhua news agency.
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Delhi: Fire breaks out at paper factory in Dilshad Garden
New Delhi, Mar 23: A massive fire broke out at the basement of a paper factory in Delhi's Dilshad Garden area on Saturday, said reports. As many as 15 fire tenders have been rushed to the spot to douse the
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Time for 'Project Leopard' in India? Report on poaching in Uttarakhand points to officials' connivance, raises alarm
On 22 March, 2018, a Dehradun forest division team seized meat, bones and leopard skin near Haripur Kalan, a village on the boundaries of the Rajaji Tiger Reserve.
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Ola 6-month ban lifted in Karnataka, services back to normal
The order of suspension had been issued on March 18 as Ola was charged with running bike taxis in violation of license conditions that also violated government rules.
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Feast of the Annunciation: Why is this day important for Christians?
New Delhi, Mar 25: Today (March 25) is the Feast of the Annunciation, an important day for the Catholics across the world. Feast of the Annunciation falls exactly nine months before Christmas, celebrated on December 25 every year to mark the birth
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Congress moves EC against Goa government order
In a complaint to the Election Commission of India on Saturday, the Goa Congress has demanded that the poll authority should strike down a state government order, which appoints two key coalition leaders as deputy Chief Ministers.
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Formula 1 2019: Michael Schumacher's son Mick to make debut at Bahrain Grand Prix young driver's test, says report
The young Schumacher is in line to take the wheel for Alfa Romeo Racing on 2-3 April. Alfa Romeo have links to Ferrari, who signed Schumacher as an academy driver in January.
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SC notice to CBI on plea on disproportionate assets case against Mulayam, Akhilesh Yadav
New Delhi, Mar 25: The Supreme Court has issued notices to the CBI among others on a petition that sought to know the status of probe into the alleged disproportionate assets of SP leader Mulayam Singh Yadav. The petition also
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Pakistan: Two Hindu Teenage Girls Abducted And Forcibly Converted to Islam on Eve of Holi; Sushma Swaraj Seeks Details From Indian Embassy
Two Hindu teenage girls were allegedly kidnapped and forcibly converted to Islam on the eve of Holi in Pakistan. According to reports, the two sisters - 13-year-old Raveena and 15-year-old Reena were abducted from Dharki town of Sindh's Ghotki district.
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Roman Reigns to return during next episode of WWE Raw in Boston?
Bengaluru, March 24: Roman Reigns made a triumphant return to WWE Raw on February 25 after he overcame Leukemia. His physical fitness prompted the WWE to bring him back to in-ring competition without any hesitation. Just two weeks later, he
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Abhay Chautala Resigns as Leader of Opposition from Haryana Assembly, Demands Disqualification of Rebel MLAs
Abhay Singh Chautala's resignation comes two days after INLD MLA Ranbir Singh Gangwa switched over to the BJP.
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Family of a woman alleges harassment by police officer over foetus
New Delhi [India], Mar 24 (ANI): A woman from Arunachal Pradesh suffered miscarriage and when the family members were on their way to complete medical procedures before cremating the foetus, they were "waylaid" and "mistreated" by a police officer, her sister has alleged. In a letter to Delhi Police Commissioner, the complainant has said her sister suffered a miscarriage and the unborn child was handed to the family on March 23. According to the police, a security guard had informed them about the presence of a foetus in Dwarka sector-12 market, which upon inquiry, was said to have been extracted from a resident of Arunachal Pradesh.
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International friendlies: Brazil denied victory by determined Panama as injured talisman Neymar watches from stands
"The performance wasn't brilliant but it wasn't below par either," Brazil coach Tite said. "When we go to the Copa America we will make more accurate choices to be more efficient."
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Dharwad building collapse: 7 officers suspended for dereliction of duty
Dharwad, Mar 23: Urban Development department suspended seven officers for dereliction of duty in connection with 5-storey building collapse in Dhrwad which claimed 16 lives so far. Rescue operations continues for 5th day at building collapse site on Saturday. NDRF
