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It is what happened with 11 year old Shanoo. Not being able to recite English alphabets enraged her teacher so much that she banged her head against the table and made her stand in the scorching sun for two hours after which the poor child fainted...
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An 11-year-old girl allegedly abused by her teacher for failing to answer questions in class died in a hospital in the Indian capital Friday, police and news reports...
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Federal judges can give harsher penalties to people who help bring illegal guns to big cities, a federal appeals court decided Thursday.
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A Manhattan appeals court says federal judges can give extra-stiff penalties to people who help bring illegal guns to big cities.
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In this March 21, 2008, file photo,” Nutraloaf,” a product from the cafeteria of the Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility, sits atop an inmate’s bunk bed at the facility in South Burlington, Vt. The Vermont Supreme Court says the state’s prison...
