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    Pakistan attacks military stations in Jammu, Pathankot and Udhampur

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    ‘Major infiltration bid’ foiled along international border in Jammu and Kashmir’s Samba: BSF

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    Interview: ‘Sceptical that strikes will deter Pak terror’

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    ‘We don’t want war’: Amid public endorsement for strikes, some Indians are worried

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    American cardinal Robert Prevost elected Pope

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    Reliance retracts application to trademark 'Operation Sindoor’

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    Sustainable living: In a new book, a leadership coach offers 100 ways to make mindful choices

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    Shortlisted for 2025 International Booker Prize: An excerpt from ‘Small Boat’ by Vincent Delecroix

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    Precious histories of South Asian dance have remained hidden and ignored – until now

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Watch: Lawmaker brings newborn baby to state assembly floor for a bill she ‘strongly believes’ in

California Assemblywoman Buffy Wicks was in the middle of feeding her four-week-old daughter, Elly, when the homelessness bill vote came up on Monday night.

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Sep 03, 2020 · 03:06 pm
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Asm. @BuffyWicks rushing to the Capitol to support #SB1120, statewide duplexes, with her month-old daughter strapped to her chest, only to have the bill die on a midnight technicality, is the perfect example of how broken California governance is.

Watch her speech regardless. pic.twitter.com/kowCNhN943

— Jordan Grimes (@cafedujord) September 1, 2020
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