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NSA detention of Amritpal Singh, nine aides extended by one more year; Resentment grows 
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NSA detention of Amritpal Singh, nine aides extended by one more year; Resentment grows 

CHANDIGARH At the time, when people of Punjab are waiting for release of pro-freedom Sikh leader Amritpal Singh after his landslide victory in the recently held parliamentary elections in Khadoor Sahib constituency, the Indian government has extended his detention under the contentious National Security Act (NSA). Same decision has been taken for his nine aides. ...

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BJP draws flaks by inducting Ravneet Bittu in Modi cabinet 3.0

Hardeep Singh  CHANDIGARH Hindu extremist party BJP on Sunday invited harsh criticism in Punjab and Sikhs by inducting controversial politician and defeated party nominee from Ludhiana Ravneet Bittu in Narendra Modi cabinet 3.0. Modi swore in as Prime Minister of India for third consecutive term. From Punjab, he chose Bittu who is grandson of the...

Samsung workers in S. Korea stage first strike: union
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Samsung workers in S. Korea stage first strike: union

Seoul, South Korea Workers at tech giant Samsung Electronics in South Korea staged the first strike at the company on Friday, the head of a major union representing tens of thousands of people told AFP. Samsung Electronics is one of the world’s largest smartphone makers and also one of the only companies globally to produce high-end...

Poll dancing: Trump pivots on mail-in voting
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Poll dancing: Trump pivots on mail-in voting

Washington, United States For years, Donald Trump has denigrated mail-in voting as a source of massive election fraud — yet in a jaw-dropping turnaround the Republican presidential candidate has now become a proponent. The 77-year-old former president announced the launch this week of “Swamp The Vote USA,” a drive to encourage postal ballots, despite blaming them for his...

Sikhs reiterate demand for Khalistan on 40th anniversary of ’84 army attack at Akal Takht  
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Sikhs reiterate demand for Khalistan on 40th anniversary of ’84 army attack at Akal Takht  

Hardeep Singh  AMRITSAR Thousands of Sikh youths on Thursday gathered at Akal Takht Sahib to mark 40th anniversary of 1984 army attack carried out by India on Central Sikh shrine Sri Darbar Sahib (Golden Temple). They reiterated demand for Khalistan, sovereign Sikh nation, on the occasion, while remembering their martyrs including Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale who...

Israel mourns dead hostages as doubts grow over Gaza truce plan
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Israel mourns dead hostages as doubts grow over Gaza truce plan

Rafah, Palestinian Territories Israel on Tuesday mourned four captives reported dead in Gaza by the army amid growing doubts and international pressure over a plan for a ceasefire and hostage release deal outlined by US President Joe Biden. In the besieged Palestinian territory, Israeli strikes continued early Tuesday, particularly in Bureij in central Gaza where local...

Doomed Rebels seek Hurricanes upset to stay alive a bit longer
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Doomed Rebels seek Hurricanes upset to stay alive a bit longer

Wellington, New Zealand Melbourne Rebels head coach Kevin Foote said Tuesday his doomed Super Rugby team can do “something special” by delaying their demise with an upset quarter-final win at the Wellington Hurricanes. The debt-laden Rebels will cease to exist beyond this season after Rugby Australia opted last week to shut down the club, which went...