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Four students killed due to shelling in Afghanistan
GHAZNI (AFGHANISTAN) — Four students were killed while 17 were injured after their school was hit with mortar shells here on Saturday.The reason behind...
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Will abuse those who hurl abuses at Pakistan: Akbar Lone
KUPWARA — National Conference (NC) leader Muhammad Akbar Lone has said that he will be abusing those who hurl abuses at Pakistan.“The other side...
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Mexican journalist killed near US border
MEXICO CITY (MEXICO) — A Mexican journalist who covered crime in north-western Mexico has been shot dead by an unknown assailant in his home...
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Complete ‘shutdown’ in J&K on India’s Republic Day
On the occasion of India's 67th Republic Day, a complete shutdown was observed today in Jammu and Kashmir as the valley was swathed in a blanket of heavy security.
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