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FBI searches Indian-American doctor Dr. Gautum Gupta’s weight-loss clinics

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents executed search warrants at five Illinois clinics associated with an Indian American weight-loss specialist, Dr. Gautum Gupta, including one in Chicago and two in its suburbs. Federal agents executed the warrants and searched for evidence Thursday at five...
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Two Australians charged with assaulting Indian

A 20-year-old man and a teenager were charged with assault Saturday for attacking and robbing an Indian here Thursday night. The 25-year-old victim was using a telephone box in Macgregor, in Brisbane’s south, at 10.40 p.m. Thursday when he was set upon and punched to the side of the head and robbed...
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Universities warned Australia of attacks on Indians two years back

Australia’s state and federal governments were warned about the possibility of foreign students, including Indians, facing attacks, but they "weren’t interested in listening", a group representing the nation’s universities said Saturday, a day on which two people were charged...
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Arrested Taliban operative Ghulam Rasool Khan alias Khan Mirza speaks many Indian languages

An Afghan national with links to the Taliban continues to shock police officials in Bihar’s Purnia jail. After threatening to go on hunger strike unless given two kg of mutton and one kg of chicken daily, the man told police he can speak several Indian languages. Ghulam Rasool Khan alias Khan Mirza...
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Blast in Manipur; no casualties

A powerful blast took place in Manipur’s capital Imphal, but there were no casualties. The explosion late Friday took place on a roadside, three km from Imphal airport. "Since there were no people or traffic, no casualties were reported," a Manipur police official told reporters Saturday....
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Securitymen hunt two ULFA bombers in Guwahati before Republic Day

A massive hunt was launched here Saturday after an arrested United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) militant told the police that at least two bombers had sneaked into this largest city of Assam to strike ahead of Republic Day. The militant also led to the recovery of a powerful improvised explosive...
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Terrorists under pressure in their Afghanistan-Pakistan headquarters: US

Concerned about the emergence of terrorists in new areas as they come under pressure in the Afghan-Pakistan border region that is "potentially their headquarters", the US is seeking international cooperation. "These terrorist elements are always looking to adapt, given that they’re...
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Four arrested People’s Liberation Army (PLA) militants taken to Manipur

Four arrested separatists of People’s Liberation Army (PLA) were Saturday taken from Tripura capital Agartala to Manipur, where the outfit is based. "A five-member Manipur police team came here to take back the rebels. We briefed the Manipur police officials about the information gathered...
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CPI-Maoist leader Koteswar Rao alias Kishenji is very much within our reach, says police

Top Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) leader Koteswar Rao alias Kishenji is very much within the reach of the joint forces in West Bengal’s West Midnapore district, a police officer said Saturday. "Kishenji is very much within our reach. We don’t think he has been successful...
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Delay in justice triggers lawlessness: Pakistan Chief

Delays in the justice delivery system trigger lawlessness, Pakistan’s chief justice said Saturday, noting that civilised society cannot survive without the rule of law. "Lawyers are the guardians of the constitution and delays in justice (delivery) triggers lawlessness," Supreme Court...
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