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IS group claims Nice attacker as a ‘soldier’

IS group claims Nice attacker as a ‘soldier’

NICE, France (AP) – The Islamic State group on Saturday claimed the Tunisian man who barreled his truck into a crowd in the French resort city of Nice was a “soldier” of the group, the first claim of responsibility for an attack that has claimed 84 lives and wounded more …

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Islamic State claims responsibility for Nice attack

Islamic State claims responsibility for Nice attack

Paris: The dreaded terror outfit Islamic State on Saturday claimed responsibility for the deadly attack in the Riviera city of Nice that killed at least 84 people. News agency Amaq, which supports Islamic State said via its Telegram account, “The person who carried out the operation in Nice, France, to …

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Non-bailable warrant issued against Vijay Mallya

Non-bailable warrant issued against Vijay Mallya

Mumbai: In more trouble for the promoter of defunct Kingfisher Airlines, Vijay Mallya, a metropolitan court in suburban Andheri here on Saturday issued a non bailable warrant against him in a case of cheque bouncing filed by the Airports Authority of India (AAI). On May 7, Magistrate A A Laulkar …

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SAD tutoring Akal Takht jathedar: Bhagwant Mann

SAD tutoring Akal Takht jathedar: Bhagwant Mann

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) campaign committee head Bhagwant Mann on Friday slammed Akal Takth jathedar Giani Gurbachan Singh for giving “political statements”, claiming it proved he had been “tutored” by Akalis. Mann said the jathedar’s warning to AAP leaders to desist from meddling in Sikh religious issues proved he was …

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Liquor ban not practical in Punjab: Capt Amarinder

Liquor ban not practical in Punjab: Capt Amarinder

Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh on Friday said liquor prohibition was not feasible and practical in the state even as he rejected comparing consumption of liquor with drugs. Stating that banning liquor in Punjab was “neither feasible nor practicable”, he claimed that the states where prohibition was imposed, the exercise …

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Cash shift might revive Sheppard subway extension

Cash shift might revive Sheppard subway extension

Feds are asked to move aid commitment from one LRT to another, and one councillor sees it as evidence that the province wants a subway, not LRT, on Sheppard. City council may have ended the debate over one controversial Scarborough subway this week, but the dispute over a second one …

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