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Russia bans 144 citizens of Baltic states from entry
The Russian Foreign Ministry announced that 144 citizens of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia have been barred from entering Moscow. The…
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6-year-old who shot teacher won’t face charges, prosecutor says
A six-year-old boy who shot his teacher at a school in the US state of Virginia will not be charged…
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Horror in sea: 21 killed as boat capsizes off Yemen’s Red Sea coast
Sanaa, Mar 8 : A local official said on Tuesday that 21 people, mostly women and children, were killed after…
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Caste bias exists in US, has to be countered, says Kshama Sawant
Washington, March 6 : Kshama Sawant made history last month when Seattle adopted a resolution moved by her to ban caste-based…
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Indian-American named first justice of Ayer District Court in US
New York, March 6: Indian-American judge Tejal Mehta took oath as the first justice of Ayer District Court in the…
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14 killed, several injured as Indonesia’s fuel storage station catches fire
Jakarta, March 4: A fire broke out in Indonesia’s fuel storage station in North Jakarta, leaving 14 people dead and…
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Talibani face of Iranian clerics, as they plan to silence the girls opposing Hijab by poisoning them.
Mobilenews24x7 Bureau Talibani face of Iranian clerics, as they plan to silence the girls opposing Hijab by poisoning them. A…
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Cashless society, surely cannot erode the physical cash concept, still required Cyclone-hit New Zealand exposes
Mobilenews24x7 Bureau What happens when there is no power for days after days. Simple, it knocks out the over dependence…
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Christodoulides sworn in as president of Cyprus
Nicosia, Mar 1 : Nikos Christodoulides, 49, was sworn in on Tuesday as new president of Cyprus, promising that finding…
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Seattle city makes a sea change against Caste discrimination in America based Dalits, why not India
Mobilenews24x7 Bureau Seattle’s minority Indians constituting the minority there were agog after its City Council passed the ordinance last month…
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