The hearing in the horrific Delhi gangrape case is likely to begin in a special fast-track court on Saturday. On Friday, the male friend of the 23-year-old braveheart opened up about the incident in an exclusive interview to a TV channel. He criticised the police and passersby for their indifference and delay. The young man said that no passerby came forward to help them after they were thrown out of the bus for about 25 minutes. He also alleged that three police vans arrived after 45 minutes and wasted crucial time in deciding the territorial jurisdiction of the police station under which the case falls.
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06:40 20 Jun 2013 from
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US, Japan, South Korea urge meaningful denuclearisation
Washington, June 20 (IANS) The US, Japan and South Korea Wednesday called for "meaningful" steps on denuclearisation by Pyongyang in exchange for better ties with them, Xinhua reported.After their envoys concluded a trilateral meeting here on issues...
06:40 20 Jun 2013 from
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UAE's efforts to preserve environment exemplary, says daily
Abu Dhabi, June 20 (IANS/WAM) Environment related authorities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have not been resting on their laurels since receiving an acknowledgment from the World Wildlife Fund in 2010, a UAE daily has reported.The UAE...
06:25 20 Jun 2013 from
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IPL spot-fixing: Chandila's 3-day police custody ends today
New Delhi: The Police custody of suspended Rajasthan Royals cricketer Ajit Chandila in the IPL spot-fixing case will end on Thursday. Chandila was on Monday send to a three-day police custody by a Delhi court. The police on Monday informed...
