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    Pakistan launched attacks along ‘entire western border’, was effectively repulsed: Indian Army

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    Punjab schools, colleges closed for three days amid border tensions

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    ‘Gram Chikitsalay’ review: A bitter pill to swallow

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    Interview: ‘Sceptical that strikes will deter Pak terror’

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Watch: Leicester mayor says communal tensions in UK city have ‘roots in the Indian subcontinent’

Leicester mayor Sir Peter Soulsby has ordered an enquiry into the recent disturbances.

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Oct 16, 2022 · 11:38 am
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Q: Are you talking about Hindutva?

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The mayor of Leicester, Sir Peter Soulsby, paints a familiar picture of those “influencing” the violence in his city: “ideologies that have their roots in the Indian subcontinent”. @Channel4News @darshnasoni pic.twitter.com/GLJj4eNX47

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