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April 16, 2013

32 Mumbai cops suspended
Mumbai (UPI) Apr 11, 2013
Mumbai police are investigating 32 officers who were suspended over corruption allegations in one suspected case. All 32 policemen were caught allegedly demanding and accepting bribes from one man, who also set up a hidden camera to record the actions of the cops, The Times of India reported. Mohammed Khan was carrying out modification work at his friend's ground-plus-one (two-storey) home in the Mumbai suburb of Kurla West when he was approached by police demanding money. Khan, 5 ... read more

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				Ancient Chinese Buddhist temple faces demolition Authorities in Xian, the Chinese city home to the Terracotta Warriors, have ordered most of the buildings in a 1,300-year-old Buddhist temple demolished, staff said Thursday, provoking online outrage. ... more		Tibetans who commit suicide 'not crazy': Dalai Lama The Dalai Lama on Thursday said during a visit to Italy that Tibetans who have committed suicide in recent weeks were "not crazy" but were taking desperate action to escape Chinese "brutality". ... more

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Bangladesh PM rejects new blasphemy laws Bangladesh's prime minister rejected demands for tougher blasphemy laws in the face of growing pressure from protesters wanting the death sentence for blaspheming bloggers. ... more		S. Africa sets up first offshore marine protection zone South Africa has turned two small islands in the southern Indian Ocean into its first offshore marine protected area, the environment ministry said Tuesday. ... more		Aalyria spacetime platform tapped for AFRL space data network trials Atomic 6 debris shields selected for Portal Space Systems mission China starts large scale production of T1000 carbon fiber		Yamaha plans $500 bike in India, eyes exports to China Japan's Yamaha said on Wednesday it was developing "the world's cheapest motorcycle" in India priced at $500, which it plans to export to other markets including China. ... more
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