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Suspected Chinese spy pigeon released in India - The Washington Post

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Pigeon accused of spying for China freed in India after 8-month detention

Some countries have a history of avian reconnaissance, but it turns out this jailbird was just a Taiwanese racing pigeon that had lost its way.

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Chinese spy pigeon flies free after 8 months of Indian detention

New Delhi, Feb 2 (EFE).- A pigeon, captured eight months ago and detained at a veterinary hospital in India’s Mumbai, has been set free after being cleared of charges of spying for China. The free flight of the bird has ended a plot that caught the attention of animal rights groups. The bird was held …

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PETA India Director s New Book Survival at Stake shows how you can save the world – and why you should

Agencies Mumbai: In Survival at Stake: How Our Treatment of Animals Is Key to Human Existence, which is being released by HarperCollins just in time for World Vegan Month (November), leading animal rights activist and PETA India Director Poorva Joshipura describes how key crises affecting us today – including extreme heat, droughts, fires, pollution, antibiotic

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