• Australian fire crisis eases, but firefighters warn fight isn't over

    MELBOURNE: Drop in temperature has slightly eased the bushfire crisis in Australia's New South Wales region on Friday even as firefighters continued to work to contain the blazes which they claimed could take weeks to extinguish.

    MELBOURNE: Drop in temperature has slightly eased the bushfire crisis in Australia's New South Wales region on Friday even as firefighters continued to work to contain the blazes which they claimed could take weeks to extinguish.

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  • Saudi Arabia warns online backers of women drivers

    RIYADH ( Saudi Arabia): Saudi officials say the country's strict codes against political dissent on the internet will be applied to anyone offering online support for a planned protest by women challenging the male-only driving rules in the ultraconservative kingdom.

    RIYADH ( Saudi Arabia): Saudi officials say the country's strict codes against political dissent on the internet will be applied to anyone offering online support for a planned protest by women challenging the male-only driving rules in the ultraconservative kingdom.

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  • Kenyan deputy president must attend his trial: ICC judges

    Ruto, who is accused of orchestrating a wave of violence after Kenya's contested 2007 election, had asked judges to uphold an earlier ruling that he need only attend the opening and closing sessions of his trial in The Hague, as well as hearings at which victims aired their grievances.

    Ruto, who is accused of orchestrating a wave of violence after Kenya's contested 2007 election, had asked judges to uphold an earlier ruling that he need only attend the opening and closing sessions of his trial in The Hague, as well as hearings at which victims aired their grievances.

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  • Heavy rain batters Andhra Pradesh, thousands evacuated

    HYDERABAD: Heavy rain triggered by northeast monsoon and a low pressure area over Bay of Bengal lashed several parts of Andhra Pradesh for the fourth consecutive day on Friday, prompting authorities to evacuate thousands of people from low-lying areas.

    HYDERABAD: Heavy rain triggered by northeast monsoon and a low pressure area over Bay of Bengal lashed several parts of Andhra Pradesh for the fourth consecutive day on Friday, prompting authorities to evacuate thousands of people from low-lying areas.

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  • Ceasefire violations: Teach Pakistan a lesson, BJP tells govt

    SRINAGAR: The BJP on Friday said the ceasefire violations along the LoC and International Border in Jammu and Kashmir are totally "unacceptable" and asked the Centre to "teach Pakistan a lesson" through political means.

    SRINAGAR: The BJP on Friday said the ceasefire violations along the LoC and International Border in Jammu and Kashmir are totally "unacceptable" and asked the Centre to "teach Pakistan a lesson" through political means.

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  • Chief Secretary`s name be removed from party

    Kota:The city was on unauthorized vehicles number plates of red and blue light and red bar on the plot in the last part of Advocate Ashok Chaudhary August 3 PIL was introduced in the District Legal Services Authority . 6 officers , including the Chief Secretary, the party was created . 6 Court on Thursday issued notices to the officials said.

    Kota:The city was on unauthorized vehicles number plates of red and blue light and red bar on the plot in the last part of Advocate Ashok Chaudhary August 3 PIL was introduced in the District Legal Services Authority . 6 officers , including the Chief Secretary, the party was created . 6 Court on Thursday issued notices to the officials said.

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  • Let us using the franchise

    Kota . Detainees in the central prison of quota polls have expressed a desire to use the franchise . In this regard, on behalf of the prisoner has sent a letter to the District Collector .

    Kota . Detainees in the central prison of quota polls have expressed a desire to use the franchise . In this regard, on behalf of the prisoner has sent a letter to the District Collector .

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  • World War I spy Mata Haris birthplace gutted by fire

    THE HAGUE: A fire in the Netherlands has gutted the birthplace of exotic dancer and World War I spy Mata Hari, Dutch media said on Sunday.

    THE HAGUE: A fire in the Netherlands has gutted the birthplace of exotic dancer and World War I spy Mata Hari, Dutch media said on Sunday.

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  • 49 killed in bombings across Iraq

    BAGHDAD: Twin bomb attacks on Sunday on a Baghdad cafe killed dozens of people in one of nine suicide attacks across Iraq, which is suffering its worst violence in five years.

    BAGHDAD: Twin bomb attacks on Sunday on a Baghdad cafe killed dozens of people in one of nine suicide attacks across Iraq, which is suffering its worst violence in five years.

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  • Australia battles to contain bush fire

    MOUNT VICTORIA: Firefighters were racing to tame an enormous blaze in southeastern Australia Monday with officials warning it could merge with others to create a "mega-fire" if weather conditions worsen.

    MOUNT VICTORIA: Firefighters were racing to tame an enormous blaze in southeastern Australia Monday with officials warning it could merge with others to create a "mega-fire" if weather conditions worsen.

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