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Suicide attack on Shia rally in Quetta, 50 killed

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At least 50 people were killed and over 100 others, including media persons, were injured on Friday when a suicide bomber struck a Shia procession at Quetta in southwest Pakistan, the latest in a slew of strikes targeting religious minorities in the country. NDTV News – Top Stories

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Zebra-painted horses walk Moscow intersections

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A peculiar sight greeted drivers in Moscow on Friday: Zebras walking back and forth across some of the city’s busiest intersections. It was part of a police campaign to call attention to the importance of crosswalks, known as zebra crossings, which are routinely ignored in the Russian capital, contributing to the horrific number of pedestrians who are mowed down by cars. NDTV News – [...]

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Major fire in temple in UK, devotees safe

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The Hare Krishna temple in the east Midlands town of Leicester was partly gutted when suspected gas bottles used for cooking in the temple exploded. Temples authorities said all those present in the temple were safe, and had been accounted for. NDTV News – Top Stories

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Plane crashes outside Dubai, 2 killed

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A cargo aircraft today crashed near Dubai International Airport, and the crew members were killed in the accident, local TV channels reported. The plane came down on the Emirates Road motorway, setting some cars on fire, they reported. NDTV News – Top Stories

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Powerful 7.4 quake hits New Zealand’s South Island

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The quake, which hit 30 kilometres west of the southern city of Christchurch, shook a wide area with initial radio reports saying items were tossed from store shelves and roof tiles cracked by the strong temblor. NDTV News – Top Stories

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Away from the farm? Use phone to water it

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For decades, farmers in Maharashtra’s Satara village would spend their day waiting for power to irrigate their fields. Now that’s changed, thanks to a simple innovation. Today, sitting at home, farmers like Shobha can turn on the water pump a few kilometres away in the fields. NDTV News – Top Stories

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Blast rocks UK temple; Worshippers trapped inside building

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An explosion on Friday ripped through a Hare Krishna temple in Leicester in central England, causing fire inside the complex and trapping several worshippers. NDTV News – Top Stories

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Plane crashes on highway outside Dubai

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An airport official has said that an aircraft – believed to be a cargo plane – has crashed outside Dubai. There was no immediate word on casualties. Some unconfirmed reports said the plane went down on a stretch of highway, but the state news agency WAM reported the crash was in an unpopulated desert area. NDTV News – Top Stories

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Mohammad Amir grilled by Scotland Yard

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Teen Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir was the first to be grilled by Scotland yard detectives on Friday after being provisionally suspended by the ICC. NDTV News – Top Stories

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Explosion, fire at Hare Krishna temple in Leicester, UK

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An explosion and a fire have been reported at the Hare Krishna temple in Leicester, UK. Some people are said to be trapped inside the temple. NDTV News – Top Stories

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