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The Jamia encounter, in which two suspected Indian Mujahideen militants were shot dead on September 19, has come under the cloud of suspicion with the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Thursday issuing a notice to the Delhi Police.
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Terrorists once again played with deadly bombs in Delhi on September 13, bringing the usual destruction of life and property. By now, we Indians have become quite...
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The serial blasts in Delhi last Saturday were most unfortunate. But, instead of doing what they can for the victims and their...
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Terrorism has become a natural hazard for those living in cities. I am unmoved. So is everyone.
We all sit in front of the television, sigh and shed tears for those...
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