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Indian police still clueless on murder of crime journalist in Mumbai

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Indian police have been trying to piece together the sequence of events, one week since the murder of veteran crime reporter Jyotirmoy Dey in broad daylight in Mumbai.

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India set to elect first woman president after ugly contest

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NEW DELHI (AFP) - Indian lawmakers looked set to elect on Thursday the country's first ever woman president after the most contentious contest in six decades of independence. Backed by the ruling Congress coalition,...

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