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India and Pakistan summon diplomats after ships collide in international waters (opens the original)
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India and Pakistan have summoned each other's top diplomats in Delhi and Islamabad after two of their naval vessels collided in the Arabian Sea. Both sides blamed each other for the collision, which happened on Tuesday. They also accused each other of violating a 1991 bilateral agreement that requires either side to give advance notice of military exercises. While India said the incident did not cause any major damage, the statement released by Pakistan did not make clear whether its vessel was
Jharkhand: Protesters call off agitation over exam irregularities in Indian state (opens the original)
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Protesters in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand have called off their 26-day agitation over alleged irregularities in government exams after the state agreed to several of their demands. Thousands of students and job seekers had been seeking an overhaul of the state's recruitment system, with some also going on hunger strike. The breakthrough came after the government cancelled 22 of these exams and ordered investigations into several others. On Wednesday, student leaders said they had given
Jharkhand: Police fire tear gas at protesters seeking exam reforms (opens the original)
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Police in India have fired tear gas shells on protesters demanding reforms to recruitment exams in the eastern state of Jharkhand. Thousands of students, job seekers and volunteers have been trying to reach the state's assembly in the capital city of Ranchi to register their protest. The BBC has seen some people who have sustained injuries, though the official number of injured is unclear. The protesters have been demonstrating for over two weeks now, demanding an overhaul of Jharkhand's governm
Tewolde Gebremariam: Air India's new CEO faces financial and safety turbulence (opens the original)
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Air India has appointed a new chief executive as the airline grapples with mounting challenges, including heavy financial losses and the fallout from last year's crash that killed 260 people. Tewolde Gebremariam succeeds Campbell Wilson, who stepped down from the role in April. Gebremariam was earlier CEO at Ethiopian Airlines, where he worked for over a decade, growing the regional carrier into one of Africa's largest airlines. Air India, which Tata Group bought from the Indian government in 20
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