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October 16, 2014

No one can warn India, China should to hold talks to settle border issue: Rajnath

New Delhi, India: Reacting to China's response to India's plans to build a road along India-China border in Arunachal Pradesh, Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said that "no one could warn India". Rajnath Singh said that "India is a strong country and no one could warn us".

Rise in hate-violence: Now Two young men from Nagaland severely beaten up by gang of locals in Gurgaon

Gurgaon, India: A day after the attack on Manipuri men in Bangalore, two young men from Nagaland were severely beaten up in Gurgaon by a gang of locals, reports HT. The locals numbering about seven, held the men in confinement in Sikanderpur area and beat them up with cricket bats and hockey sticks on Wednesday night, a support group for northeast students said.

Defamation Case by HS Phoolka: Delhi Court defers hearing against Jagish Tytler till Nov. 22

New Delhi, India: A Delhi court will hear a case related to criminal defamation complainant against Congress leader and Sikh genocide accused Jagdish Tytler on November 22. The complaint was filed by senior lawyer HS Pholka.

BJP chief Amit Shah to meet leaders of RSS, VHP and other Hindutva bodies in Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh, India: Bhartiya Janta Party (BJPP president Amit Shah will be in Uttar Pradesh today for a two-day visit to attend a function of Hindutva fountain head Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS). The state has witnessed more than 600 incidents of communal violence since the formation of BJP government in Center.

Badal govt. takes U-turn: Security cover restored for BJP’s Navjot Sidhu

Chandigarh: A day after withdrawing Y plus security of former Amritsar MP and BJP leader Navjot Sidhu, the Badal government on Wednesday (Oct. 16) took you turn and restored his security cover. The security cover was withdrawn after Navjot Sidhu's verbal attacks on Badals during election campaign in Haryana.

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