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02.06.2010, 06:59
As in Afghanistan, in northern India opium has become such a lucrative cash crop that many local farmers rely on poppy cultivation, seeing it as the only way to survive.
18.11.2009, 11:28
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An embassy employee has been sentenced in Germany to one year’s suspended sentence for killing two students in Moscow in a road incident.
18.10.2010, 09:22
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A Russian official’s daughter, who knocked down two people when driving, killing one, is facing a retrial. A Russian court says there were major violations in procedure during the first hearing.
10.07.2010, 00:59
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Nearly 1,000 people took part in angry protests in the US city of Oakland after a ruling against a white policeman who killed an unarmed black man.
19.08.2010, 08:58
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Human rights groups are raising concern over India turning into a hot spot for drug trials, where hospital patients are being used as guinea pigs for the world's pharmaceutical companies, sometimes without consent.
28.07.2010, 19:47
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The country’s Audit Chamber has shed light on the nature of the “dancing” bridge in Central Russia.
19.10.2010, 08:52
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Russia is world known for its bad roads and reckless driving style, but the price paid for the world recognition stands high – almost 30,000 people annually lose their lives in traffic accidents.
30.03.2010, 02:04
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The death toll from the bomb attacks on two Moscow underground stations has reached 39 people. More than 70 others were injured in the explosions during the crowded morning rush hour.
26.08.2010, 07:30
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In India, society has been socially divided for generations. However, young people try to break traditions and caste taboos in their private life.
12.07.2010, 11:06
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The Bhopal gas leak disaster, which claimed thousands of lives, is just one of the examples of how big multinationals get away with their crimes in third world countries, Bhopal activist Satinath Sarangi told RT.
Published: 08 June, 2010, 03:34
Edited: 12 June, 2010, 20:48
There's been a furious reaction in India after a court sentenced eight people to just two years in prison -- despite their roles in an industrial disaster which took 15,000 lives.
Well, they lost their face, which is probably the worst fate of an official, so their punishment is punishment enough. As far as US, like Russia, nobody is held responsible if they have money, so accept it, India, with soulful eyes and get back to doing our homework. We'll post pictures of the disaster and send them to you along with other suggestive things. Don't start making loose associations now.