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Five civilians die in Kramatorsk

Five civilians die in Kramatorsk, ten kilometers from Slavyansk, according to residents. Four of them are said to have died during an attack of a minibus, while another body is found ten meters away from the scene. Duration:00:57 Jul 2, 2014
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Ramadan spurs Arabian dates sales in India

Kozhikode, July 2 (ANI): Sales of Arabian Dates have notched up at a fair in southern India during the Holy month of Ramadan, as varieties of dates exported from various Middle Eastern countries are attracting buyers for their rich taste and high nutritional content. Hundreds of visitors thronged the dates fair organised in Kozhikode city of Kerala. Though some of the varieties are heavily priced, the organisers claim that the prices do not stop people from buying even the costliest dates on display. This is the third edition of the dates fair held in the city and will conclude on July 07. Jul 2, 2014
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Former exiled Tibetan PM calls new Chinese map 'inauthentic'

Dharamsala, July 2 (ANI): Former exiled Tibetan Prime Minister, Samdhong Rinpoche has said that cartographic representation of Arunachal Pradesh as a part of China's territory was an attempt to jeopardise improving Indo-Sino relationship, terming it inauthentic. Chinese government, in a new vertical map, has shown Arunachal Pradesh as a part of its territory, forcing the Indian government to reiterate that the state is an inalienable part of the country and cartographic depiction does not change the reality of the ground. Rinpoche added that China uses tactics of psychological pressurisation. India's border dispute with China dates back several decades and the nations have fought wars regarding the same in 1962. Jul 2, 2014
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Government employees in PoK not paid for months

Muzaffarabad, PoK, July 1, 2014: Government employees in Pakistan occupied Kashmir are a disgruntled lot. They have been demanding salary hike for years, but all their pleas have been falling in the deaf year. In fact what is more worrying for the employees is that government has stopped paying wages. These are difficult times for the employees, amid rising inflation and growing expenses, their lives have become unsustainable. Jul 2, 2014
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India's high fiscal deficit, inflation main challenges: Arun Jaitley

New Delhi, July 2 (ANI): India's Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley has said high fiscal deficit and inflation were major challenges for the country. Jaitley was addressing a gathering during an event at Institute of Charted Accountants of India. He said populist policies and paralysis in policymaking had slowed growth, and that an improving current account deficit position in the last few months was the only "silver lining" for the Indian economy. Jul 2, 2014
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Students from Northeast region seek admission in Delhi University

New Delhi, July 2 (ANI): Admission in colleges across New Delhi is in full swing. Like every year, Delhi University colleges are attracting students from the Northeastern states. Hannah, who hails from Mizoram, has chosen Delhi University to be her choice for higher studies. Better facilities and infrastructure at colleges in the national capital attracts many like her. They prefer courses like Political Science, Botany, English and Mathematics. Various Northeast student organizations have set up helpdesks to assist and guide the applicants. They help the newcomers in filling up forms, choosing colleges, accommodation and completing other basic formalities. The Naga Students Union, Kuki Student Union Delhi and Bodo Student Union Delhi and many more organizations are helping the students, who have come to Delhi for the first time. Jul 2, 2014
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