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Village meeting (Cached)	20.5.2013	The Telegraph : North East
Village meeting
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Foundation Day (Cached)	20.5.2013	Kangla Online
Foundation Day
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Smile Train cleft ties up with SSA (Cached)	20.5.2013	Kangla Online
Smile Train cleft ties up with SSA
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DU admissions (Cached)	20.5.2013	Manipur: E-Pao
DU admissions
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Legal watchdog warns budget cuts will damage justice	20.5.2013	The Guardian -- Front Page
Ministry's proposals to reduce criminal legal aid budget by £220m is 'unfair in principle' and 'risks undermining quality' Depriving defendants of the ability to choose their own solicitor will undermine confidence in the criminal justice system, an official legal watchdog warned on Monday. The Legal Services Consumer Panel has branded Ministry of Justice proposals to slice at least £220m from the criminal legal aid budget as unfair and likely to damage the quality of representation in courts and police stations. The strongly worded rejection of one of the key elements of the MoJ's plans comes amid a swelling chorus of complaints from legal bodies who warn that the proposals will lead to an increase in miscarriages of justice. A mass protest by lawyers outside parliament is due to take place on Wednesday organised by the London Criminal Courts Solicitors Association, while the Law Society, which represents solicitors in England and Wales, has asked members to stage a one-minute "pause ...
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BJP to rake up corruption issue - Assam Tribune (Cached)	20.5.2013
BJP to rake up corruption issue Assam Tribune GUWAHATI, May 19 – The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday declared to go on a countrywide jail bharo programme as a mark of protest against the rampant corruption that has become the order of the day during the UPA regime. National vice ... and ...
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BJP stages water protests in front of Hoodas residence (Cached)	20.5.2013	Hindustan Times: India
BJP stages water protests in front of Hoodas residence
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Bob Dylan 'unworthy' of the Légion d'honneur? It's time for a protest song \| Fiachra Gibbons	20.5.2013	The Guardian -- World Latest
Bob Dylan's cannabis use and anti-war stance mean he's been deemed 'unworthy' of France's highest honour. But all is not lost The grand chancellor of the Légion d'honneur has declared that Bob Dylan is unworthy of receiving France's highest honour, in defiance of the culture minister, Aurélie Filippetti – a huge fan of the singer who nominated him for the award. General Jean-Louis Georgelin apparently takes a dim view of Dylan's anti-war activism and cannabis use. Mindful of the standards required of a rank held by Celine Dion, Vladimir Putin, and the Azerbaijani dictator Ilham Aliyev and his pneumatic wife Mehriban, Georgelin has let it be known that Dylan shall not pass. Dylan is already a chevalier of the lesser French Ordre des Arts et des Lettres , which allows him to wear a green lapel clip and a glittery silver cross straight out of a Ferrero Rocher advert. And, as anyone who has seen Dylan in the past 25 years will testify, he never leaves home without them. Still, no amount of the ...
Obama: partisan battles in Washington holding back US economy	20.5.2013	The Guardian -- World Latest
President says US must get beyond 'short-term tactical thinking' and gives highly personal commencement address in Atlanta President Barack Obama complained on Sunday that partisan battles in Washington are holding back stronger US economic growth as he tried to recover from one of the most difficult weeks of his presidency. On a trip to Atlanta, Obama did not specifically mention the three controversies that engulfed his administration last week and raised questions as to how much of his second-term agenda he will be able to achieve. His message was clear when he told Democratic donors that an American economic revival is being held back by a "tendency in Washington to put politics ahead of policy, to put the next election ahead of the next generation, and that mindset is what we need to change." Obama's appearance in Atlanta came as he seeks to regain his footing from one of his worst weeks since taking office in early 2009. His Internal Revenue Service was found to have targeted his ...
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China does not restrict artistic freedom	20.5.2013	The Guardian -- World Latest
The accusation that China "restricts" press and artistic freedom ( Letters , 3 May) is untrue and unacceptable. The constitution of the People's Republic of China explicitly enshrines Chinese citizens' right to freedom of expression and press in its article 35. The Chinese government attaches great importance to and protects such rights in accordance with law. China now publishes 1,937 newspapers, 9,851 journals, 302,000 kinds of books, and owns over 500 radio and TV broadcasters. China also boasts the world's biggest and most dynamic online community. Sina Weibo alone has more than 500 million registered users, posting 100m comments every day that cover wide-ranging topics and opinions. Moreover, cultural undertakings in China are experiencing rapid development and great prosperity. Across the country there are over 200,000 performers and nearly 7,000 troupes. China overtook Japan as the second largest film market after the US last year. Only with a free and unbridled environment can China ...
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Imran Khan blames rival Pakistan party leader for killing of activist	20.5.2013	The Guardian -- World Latest
Khan, leader of Tehreek-e-Insaf party, says Altaf Hussain's Muttahida Qaumi Movement behind death of Zahra Shahid Imran Khan, the leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party, on Sunday blamed the killing of a political activist on the eve of a partial rerun of voting in Karachi on Altaf Hussain, the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) leader, who runs his party from exile in London. Zahra Shahid, the vice-president of Khan's PTI party in the southern province of Sindh, was gunned down outside her home in the upmarket Defence area of Karachi on Saturday. Police said she died from a shot to the head in an attack that might have been either an attempted mugging that turned deadly or a deliberate political killing. The attack came after a week of protests by PTI activists, who accused the MQM of attempting to intimidate PTI voters into not voting. Since the 1980s the MQM has maintained a firm grip over Karachi, enjoying solid support from the city's community of mojahirs, the Urdu-speaking ...
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The power of photography: time, mortality and memory	20.5.2013	The Guardian -- Front Page
We take thousands of pictures nowadays, but do we still cherish them? Blake Morrison Adrian Searle Jemima Kiss Grayson Perry Sean ...
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IIM-Indore student offered salary of Rs 34 lakh per year (Cached)	19.5.2013	Indian Express: Latest
A student of IIM-Indore has received a job offer with salary package of Rs 34 lakh per annum.
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Nitish shuts up Kirti Azad, Bihar BJP screams (Cached)	19.5.2013	New Kerala: India News
Patna, May 19 : Bihar's BJP leaders are miffed after Chief Minister Nitish Kumar did not allow allow BJP MP Kirti Azad to speak at a meeting with officials Sunday.
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Delhi water crisis: BJP workers protest at Haryana Chief Minister's residence (Cached)	19.5.2013	NDTV National
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Robotics, kick-boxing, horse-riding camps for children this summer (Cached)	19.5.2013	New Kerala: India News
By Prathiba Raju, New Delhi, May 19 : Thirteen-year-old Amandeep Singh learnt to paint during the last summer vacation. This year, he has set his mind on kick-boxing, for which he is actively encouraged by his middle-class parents. His sister Simran, who is two years his senior, told her working parents that she wants to take up pottery - and wants to take it up as a career later in life.
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Hofstra student was accidentally killed by officer, police admit	19.5.2013	The Guardian -- World Latest
Andrea Rebello, 21, who was being held at gunpoint by an intruder in her home, was shot once by a Nassau County officer A Hofstra University student being held in a headlock at gunpoint by an intruder was accidentally shot and killed by a police officer who had responded to the home invasion at an off-campus home, police said Saturday. Junior public relations major Andrea Rebello was shot once in the head early Friday morning by an officer who opened fire after the masked intruder pointed a gun at the officer while holding the 21-year-old student, Nassau County homicide squad Lt John Azzata said. In a tense confrontation with the officer, gunman Dalton Smith "menaces our police officer, points his gun at the police officer," Azzata said. The officer opened fire, killing Smith and his hostage. Azzata said the Nassau County police officer fired eight shots at Smith, who police described as having an "extensive" criminal background. Smith was hit seven times and died. Rebello was shot ...
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Islamists clash with police in Tunisia	19.5.2013	The Guardian -- World Latest
Government banned annual rally of Ansar al-Sharia, which openly supports al-Qaida, saying it posed a threat to society Supporters of the hardline Islamist group Ansar al-Sharia clashed with Tunisian police on Sunday after the government banned its annual rally, saying it posed a threat to society. Ansar al-Sharia, which openly supports al-Qaida, is considered the most radical of the hardline Islamist groups to have emerged in Tunisia since the revolution in 2011 that overthrew the secular dictator Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali. The annual rally, expected to have drawn tens of thousands of members, was due to have been held in the central city of Kairouan. Supporters there threw stones at police, who fired teargas in response, a witness said. Police also prevented the group holding a smaller religious meeting in the Ettadamen district of Tunis on Sunday, prompting clashes with the Salafists who chanted "the rule of the tyrant should fall", another witness said. Police there fired teargas and ...
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SEBA flayed for result anomalies (Cached)	19.5.2013	The Assam Tribune
SEBA flayed for result anomalies
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Russia reviews adoption law over French gay marriage (Cached)	19.5.2013	New Kerala: India News
Moscow, May 19 : Russia's children's rights ombudsman Pavel Astakhov has said Moscow may change its adoption agreement with France in response to the country's new gay marriage law.
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