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In 2003, when she was 17, Sonali Mukherjee had a bright future in front of her. She was the capital of the National Cadet Corps (NCC), the president of the Student Union and an honor student, wishing to pursue a degree in sociology.
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New Delhi -
India has become the fourth-- and most important-- nation to ban captive dolphin shows, describing them "morally unacceptable" and calling for the cetaceans to be recognized as "non-human persons."
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Police in Norwich in the U.K. are looking into an incident where a driver knocked a cyclist off the road and into a hedge and then drove on. The driver later boasted about her deed in a tweet and police read it and began an investigation.
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It may sound macabre but two microscope slides of deceased Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi's blood will go up on auction in London on Tuesday. They're expected to fetch upwards of $22,000 U.S. and will be cherished by the winning bidder.
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Kiruna -
Secretary of State John Kerry was engaged in a different type of Cold War last week as he met with representatives of nations bordering the Arctic at the conclusion of Sweden’s two year chairmanship of the Arctic Council.
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Lucknow -
The world's oldest female prisoner, Ram Kali, 107, died in Bulandshahr jail on Sunday. She was one of hundreds of aged prisoners incarcerated in India's Uttar Pradesh region.
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Chennai -
They used to be snake charmers, until the government made it illegal. However, instead of crying over a lost livelihood, youths of the primitive tribe Irular in southern India are turning entrepreneurs, catching and breeding clams and .fish
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Awareness advocates around the world are in full swing today when it comes to raising awareness of Ankylosing Spondylitis. Today, May 4th, is World AS Day.
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Jenna Talackova, a male turned transgendered female, and former beauty pageant contestant as a female, is moving from Vancouver to Toronto to begin a career as a model. And you will be able to watch it all on reality TV.
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Vancouver -
It's arguable journalism is in decline, though it's also arguable it never really had a heyday. It's hard to deliver good journalism, given the owners of the news are subject to greed and those same owners, and their reporters, etc. are subject to bias.
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Turkmenistan President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov narrowly escaped injuries after falling from a horse during a national horse racing event Sunday.
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The newest edition to the Iron Man franchise gets personal. The third installment of the series reveals fears and demons of Tony Stark.
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The movie industry of India will be a grand old man of 100 this year, and several movie personalities, right from superstar Amitabh Bachchan to hard-working film accountants such as Amol Gore have expressed their feelings about it.
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An Indian man has been charged with endangering the life of a child, after the video of his nine-year-son driving a Ferrari F430 caused a sensation on YouTube.
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Rawalpindi -
The former President of Pakistan has been charged in the assassination death of Benazir Bhutto by an anti terrorism court.
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Italian and American companies, Micoperi and Titan Salvage, continue working on refloating the Costa Concordia. Last week the first of 30 giant 'boxes' was attached to a side of the doomed cruise ship.
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A fire in a psychiatric hospital outside Moscow has killed 36 residents and two doctors, Digital Journal has learned. The fire in the one-story brick-and-wood building spread rapidly and most of the deceased died in their beds.
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Selena Gomez again wore a bindi on her forehead, the red dot that is a religious symbol in Hinduism, despite criticism. Gomez was taken to task for using it for "seductive effects" but it has been used in Bollywood movies as a comely adornment on women.
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New Delhi -
A new-born baby was sold on Facebook for Rs 800,000 (about $14,800) by his grandfather. Firoz Khan stole his grandson, sold him through a child trafficking ring and told his daughter, the mother of the child, that he had died.
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Raipur -
For years, communist ultras have been raging an anti-state war in India that has claimed thousands of lives. In the backdrop of this unrest, youths in a central Indian state are reviving a forgotten ritual that binds them into eternal friendship.
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