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Oman summons Indian envoy to condemn Prophet remarks

Uniindia: Muscat/New Delhi, June 6 (UNI) The Sultanate of Oman on Monday summoned the Indian Ambassador Amit Narang to express its condemnation of the insulting remarks made about Prophet Mohammad, Islam and Muslims by a now-expelled functionary of the Bharatiya Janata Party.

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Siuli the Parcel Café - Take a quick virtual tour of India s first post office café in Kolkata Siuli the Parcel Café

Siuli the Parcel Café began staggered operations from March this year

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Tokyo Olympic men s team: India loses 5-2 || டோக்கியோ ஒலிம்பிக் ஆடவர் ஆக்கி: 5-2 என்ற கோல் கணக்கில் இந்தியா தோல்வி

Tokyo Olympic men s team: India loses 5-2 || டோக்கியோ ஒலிம்பிக் ஆடவர் ஆக்கி: 5-2 என்ற கோல் கணக்கில் இந்தியா தோல்வி
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Opposition parties plan to escalate protest

Opposition parties plan to escalate protest SECTIONS Last Updated: Jul 20, 2021, 08:41 AM IST Share Synopsis On his part, Gandhi took a jibe at the PM on twitter, “We know what he’s been reading everything on your phone.” This was in reply to his own post two days ago in which he had asked people, “I’m wondering what you guys are reading these days.” TMC leader Derek O’Brien said: “It is a serious issue and the minister in his statement in the House does not deny that the government was using the software. We will raise this issue in Parliament.”

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When big ships go out of service, they re got to a graveyard in India - but work there has ground to a halt as oxygen is diverted to fight COVID

When big ships go out of service, they re got to a graveyard in India - but work there has ground to a halt as oxygen is diverted to fight COVID INSIDER 4 hrs ago cteh@businessinsider.com (Cheryl Teh) © AP Photo The Exxon Valdez is one of thousands of ships dismantled at the Alang ship-breaking yard in western Indian state of Gujarat, India. AP Photo Gujarat, India, is home to one of the largest ship-breaking yards in the world. Workers there deconstruct and strip decommissioned ships using oxygen-fueled torches and turn them into scrap metal. But oxygen is being diverted to hospitals for COVID patients, bringing the ship-breaking industry to its knees.

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