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Hideouts busted in J&K
GJ REPORT
JAMMU/Srinagar, MAY 19: Security forces today busted militant
hideouts and seized arms and ammunition including Chinese grenades
and Pak currency in two separate incidents across the state. "The
troops of 23 Rashtriya Rifles and police launched a joint operation
on the basis of inputs in Kurzi area near village Buzla of Ramban
district," official sources informed. A hideout made in a natural
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Amarnath yatra: Guv visits
Nunwan Base Camp
GJ REPORT
SRINAGAR, MAY 19: Governor NN Vohra, who is also the Chairman of the
Shri Amarnath Shrine Board, today visited Chandanwari and Nunwan
Base Camp and reviewed the progress of various ongoing works in
preparation of the ensuing yatra which is scheduled to commence from
June 25...................
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4 more infants die at G B Pant Hospital, toll reaches 363
GJ REPORT
SRINAGAR, MAY 19: Four children died overnight at the G B Pant
Hospital here, taking this year's death toll at Kashmir's only
pediatric hospital to 363. The infants died at the hospital during
the intervening night, official sources said today.......................
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Presidential polls:
Mayawati to 'wait and watch'
New Delhi, May 19: Former Uttar Pradesh chief minister Mayawati
on Saturday refused to disclose her party's choice for the upcoming
Presidential Polls candidates, preferring to wait for the other
parties to declare their candidates first. "It will not be right to
comment of the issue right now. We will disclose our candidates for
the Presidential Elections only after the UPA and NDA declare their
candidates," Mayawati said at a press conference held here today. ...............
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Marines chargesheeted;
Italy 'strongly displeased'
New Delhi, May 19: A day after chargesheet was
filed against the two Italian marines arrested in connection with
the killing of two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast, Italy has
indicated that it is not happy with the developments here. Rome on
Friday recalled its envoy from New Delhi with a top Italian official
today saying the move was aimed at signalling.........
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Girl gangraped in
Haryana, 3 held
CHANDIGARH, MAY 19: A teenaged girl from Delhi, who is pursuing
law degree from an all-women university in Haryana's Sonepat
district, was allegedly abducted from near the varsity campus by
four men and then gangraped, police said here today. Three of the
four accused, including a companion of a hostel mess contractor of
the university, were................
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G-8 leaders to discuss Eurozone crisis, Syria, Iran
WASHINGTON, MAY 19: Leaders of the world's eight most powerful
economies are set to discuss the eurozone crisis, apart from key
international issues like Iran, Syria, Myanmar and North Korea at
their crucial summit at Camp David in the US. President Barack
Obama, who welcomed the G-8 leaders at Camp David outside
Washington.............
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Brazilian president to be awarded torture compensation
Rio De Janeiro, May 19: Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff
will be awarded 20,000 reais (10,000 U.S. dollars) compensation
from Rio De Janeiro state for being tortured during the country's
1964-1985 dictatorship, a spokesman for the presidential office
said............
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Two dead, seven hurt in 'school blast' in Southern Italy
ROME, MAY 19: Two 16-year-old girls died today after a
powerful bomb blast outside their school in the southern Italian
city of Brindisi, with another seven injured, one critically.
School officials said the blast, which went off as the students
were arriving for class at.................
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