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Dhillon admits to accidentally killing Indian toddler
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Indian national Gursewak Dhillon, accused in the death of three-year-old Gurshan Singh Channa, has reportedly told Australian police that he accidentally knocked the toddler down when he opened the house door.
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Nithyananda's Malaysian centre will not shut down
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A centre run by followers of Swami Paramhamsa Nithyananda, allegedly involved in a sex scandal in southern India, will not close down and will continue to promote his teachings, a Hindu leader said.
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4 Indians killed in Malaysian fire
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Four Indian nationals working in a saree shop in Malaysia's southern Johor state were burnt to death in a fire early this morning.
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US to do everything to prevent Iran from acquiring Nukes: Biden
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The Obama Administration is doing everything that is within its power to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapon, US Vice President Joe Biden said on Wednesday.
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Bali bombmaker confirmed dead in police raid
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Dulmatin, who is alleged to have made the bombs that killed 202 people in Bali nightclubs in 2002, has been killed in a police anti-terrorism raid near Jakarta, Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono confirmed Wednesday.
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No decision on trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed yet: White House
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The Obama Administration has not taken any decision on the new venue of the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the master-mind of the 9/11 terror attacks, the White House said today.
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Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama on Wednesday reiterated his commitment to settle the Tibetan issue through dialogue and within the framework of Chinese law.
With the resumption of negotiations between the US and Russia on the ambitious Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) in Geneva, the White House has said it is hopeful of finalising the agreement soon.
An American woman, operating online under the name 'Jihad Jane' was indicted on Wednesday for plotting to recruit Jihadist fighters for executing terror attacks in South Asia and Europe.
Myanmar's new election laws have barred opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi and more than 2,000 other political prisoners from contesting polls planned this year, state media reports said onWednesday.
