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    Indian boy singing Justin Bieber

    Indian boy cover for Justin Bieber song Thats how we Indians get down
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    Can Wal-Mart save the Indian economy?

    The Indian government has been involved in some problematic back-and-forths over the idea of relaxing regulatory curbs on foreign chain stores and supermarkets opening in the country, but now with the incumbent government facing increasing economic pressure and scandal criticism reform is back...
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    India National Shame: Young and hungry mouths of India

    Updated: Saturday, September 22, 2012, 16:36 Written by: Maitreyee There is something seriously disturbing about villages in the Raichur district of Karnataka. As stunted and malnourished children cry in hunger pangs and helpless parents look for support from authorities, story of Raichur...
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    Bush, Blair are war criminals: Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Desmond Tutu

    Mr. Nobel Peace Prize is probably in hiding now.
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    Russian nuclear bombers enter U.S. airspace

    Two Russian strategic nuclear bombers entered the U.S. air defense zone near the Pacific coast on Wednesday and were met by U.S. interceptor jets, defense officials told the Free Beacon. It was the second time Moscow dispatched nuclear-capable bombers into the 200-mile zone surrounding U.S...
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    US Army Internment Camps for Americans

    Alleged US Army doc: re-education camps and psy-op missions aimed at activists An American military document just uncovered appears to detail an US Army plan that calls for detaining “political activists” at re-education camps staffed by military-hired “PSYOP officers&#8221...
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    Why is Europe considered a continent?

    Why is Europe considered a continent when it's obviously part of Asia. India and Arabia have more claim in being continents geographically then "Europe", due to the fact that both of these geographic locations belong to separate tectonic plates. Is it culture? well no.. since again Asia is...
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    Indian rebels holds Italian national captive

    Indian rebels warn of 'extreme steps' over Italian captive This pictures shows an undated photograph made available on March 18, 2012, showing Italian national Paolo Bosusco (C) posing with tribal women at an undisclosed location in India. Bhubaneswar, India — Indian rebels holding an...
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    US threatens sanctions against India over Iran oil

    WASHINGTON: The Obama administration is threatening to impose sanctions on India over its continued economic ties with Iran amid disagreements between Washington and New Delhi over how much and how soon the latter is reducing oil imports from Iran. India has "failed" to reduce its purchase of...
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    India army overrated and weak

    Indian Can't Shoot Straight The leaked contents of a letter India's army chief sent to the prime minister sent shock waves around the country last week. In the letter, Gen. V.K. Singh warns that the military is obsolete and unfit to go to war. The government is furious about the leak. The...
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    India army face off with India government

    India's civil-military relations, steadily deteriorating for months under Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's Congress party-led coalition, has recently suffered a further setback. The new low follows a report, hinting at an aggressive show of force by a disgruntled army chief, General V K Singh...
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    Criminals control the India

    Criminals control India* New Delhi: In February, Indian anti-corruption activist Arvind Kejriwal stirred up a hornet’s nest by calling the country’s parliamentarians criminals. Politicians erupted with fury, with one MP, Mulayam Singh Yadav, saying it was the anti-corruption...
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    USA teacher forces girl to urinate in a bucket

    USA teacher forced girl, 14, to urinate in bucket in front of classmates after refusing to let her go to toilet A high school student claims her art teacher refused to give her a hall pass and forced her to urinate in a bucket in class instead. The 14-year-old girl, who has filed a lawsuit...
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    Indian man beats sister to death

    MUMBAI: A 38-year-old man was arrested by the Saki Naka police on Saturday for murdering his elder sister by thrashing her at his residence in Chandivli. The incident took place on Wednesday afternoon, following which the victim was hospitalized and died on Friday. The police said the...
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    Vayalar Ravi: Indian welfare fund NOT for indians

    Indian welfare fund not for debt-ridden citizens in UAE: Ravi The Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs, Vayalar Ravi, has promised to use the Indian Community Welfare Fund in the UAE to set up a new crematorium and community centres in the UAE. The minister said he would not commit even a...
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    Saudi Arabia cuts oil prices for Europe, raise oil prices for Asia

    Saudi Arabia raises Arab Light oil price to Asia DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has raised the price of its flagship Arab Light crude oil for customers in Asia, who buy more than half of its crude exports, by $1.25 a barrel for April, while cutting prices for its heavy crude for European...
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    Afghan woman stabbed to death in India

    Afghan woman refuses to marry fiance, stabbed to death A 22-year-old Afghan woman was murdered allegedly by her fiancee in a south Delhi guest house after she refused to marry him, police said on Sunday. Paimana Khanjar was stabbed to death allegedly by Umaid in Shamsher Homestay guest...
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    India: Suicides killing more soldiers than enemy bullets

    Suicides proved to be Indian Army's biggest adversary than enemy's bullets last year with around 100 troops losing their lives in acts of self-annihilation against 65 in counter-insurgency and security operations. "Suicides claimed 99 lives in the army last year. Of these, 23 cases were...
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    USA: Protesting to be made illegal.

    Goodbye, First Amendment: ‘Trespass Bill’ will make protest illegal Washington: US park police detains a Christian religious activist during a pro-life demonstration in front of the White House in Washington on February 16, 2012. (AFP Photo/Jewel Samad) Just when you thought the...
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    Admiral Willard: US Troops in India

    US Pacific Command head Admiral Robert Willard announced today that US special forces have been deployed to India, along with Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Maldives, as an effort to fight the Lashkar-e Taiba (LeT), a militant faction mostly active in Kashmir. Though Willard was very clear...

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