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Three Indian Premier League cricketers including a former national team bowler are being investigated by police for spot-fixing in matches.
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Indians gathered in their thousands in protests and candlelit vigils to mark the death in a Singapore hospital of a woman beaten and gang raped in New Delhi, as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh led appeals for calm.
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Indian police charged six men with murder after a 23-year-old woman they are accused of raping died in a Singapore hospital, prompting thousands of citizens in the world’s second-most populous nation to mourn her death.
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India scaled back celebrations to mark the new year as it mourned the death of a 23-year-old woman whose gang rape triggered public outrage.
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A Tibetan protester set himself on fire in central New Delhi today in protest over the visit to India this week of Chinese President Hu Jintao.
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India began to lock down its capital ahead of this weekend’s Commonwealth Games opening ceremony, deploying 100,000 police, roof-top snipers and helicopters amid warnings of terrorist threats.
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Five men charged with the rape and fatal beating of a woman on a bus in New Delhi appeared before a court amid chaotic scenes that forced the magistrate to order a private hearing over concerns for the safety of the accused.
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Police Spokesman Rajan Bhagat says in televised address today. * Section 144 of Indian Penal Code that bars unlawful assembly has been imposed in the city: Bhagat * Police asks Delhi Metro to close 10 metro stations: Bhagat NOTE: India President Calls for Calm After Death of Delhi Rape Victim {NSN MFRX986K50XV <GO>}
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Indian police blamed criminals rather than a terrorist network for the shooting of two Taiwanese nationals in Delhi a fortnight before the start of the Commonwealth Games , as Australia issued a security warning.
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Police lifted traffic restrictions and reopened metro stations in central New Delhi as India’s capital returned to normal following protests and violent clashes triggered by the gangrape of a 23-year-old student.
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