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Ahmedabad, April 08: The special investigation team
(SIT), constituted by the Supreme Court to investigate 14
post-Godhra riots cases of 2002, commenced their investigation
by visiting Naroda Patia and Gulbarg Society today.
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London, April 08: Highly skilled Indian workers in the UK on Tuesday won a landmark judgement when the High Court ruled that it was “not open” to the government altering the terms and conditions of an old scheme under which thousands of such...
New Delhi, April 07: A 10-member Indian Navy team is just 40 km away from reaching the North Pole and in the process become the first Indians to have skied to both the poles and also climbed Mount Everest. “The (Monday) morning report suggests that...
Paris, April 06: French officials were forced to extinguish the Olympic torch in the middle of its relay through the city and put it on a bus at least twice on Monday, after violent protests by demonstrators protesting China’s human rights record...
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Some of the oxygen we breathe today is being produced because of viruses infecting micro-organisms in the world’s oceans, scientists heard April 2, 2008 at the Society for General Microbiology’s 162nd meeting.
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