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Badals let anti-nationals hijack farmers’ protest
09 Dec 2020
While SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal keeps shifting his stance, leaders of the anti-government protests are trying to avoid direct talks between farmers and the government for fear of their coming to terms, which could spoil their chances of cornering the Modi government
Important to respect sovereignty of nations, Modi tells SCO summit
12 Nov 2020
Modi said it is more important for countries to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries, without which there cannot be any cooperation among nation
Journalist Arnab Goswami arrested, manhandled over a closed case
05 Nov 2020
In a series of tweets, union law minister and senior BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad said, "The arrest of senior journalist Arnab Goswami is seriously reprehensible, unwarranted and worrisome...We had fought for freedoms of Press as well while opposing the Draconian Emergency of 1975"
Seven dead, several seriously wounded as terror strikes Vienna
04 Nov 2020
The location of the initial shooting was close to Vienna’s Stadttempel synagogue, but the synagogue and office buildings were closed at the time of the attack
Another terrorist beheads 3 in France, including a woman
02 Nov 2020
While the attacker slit the throat of a woman, he also beheaded the caretaker at the basilica near the city's Notre Dame church and an elderly victim who had come to pray
Covid-19 virus is 100% China-made, asserts virologist
14 Sep 2020
The Covid-19 virus that killed nearly 30 million people the world over was manufactured in a government lab in China’s Wuhan and the government kept silent even after it got public during the Chinese Lunar New Year when people go on vacation and travel all over the world, says whistleblower Chinese virologist Dr Li-Meng Yan
India, Japan sign reciprocal supply and service agreement for forces
14 Sep 2020
Delhi and Tokyo also concluded the much anticipated Mutual Logistic Pact for their Navies to ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific region amid China’s aggressive policies
Facial recognition software helped identify 1,100 Delhi rioters: Amit Shah
12 Mar 2020
He said the police have recovered 152 arms used in the riots and about 49 cases under Arms Act have been registered besides arresting 3 ISIS activists, even as the agencies are investigating hawala transactions that took place after January and arrested three people who financed the riots
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