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Woman hits 'like' on Facebook, gets arrested in India

The offending post against recently deceased leader Bal Thackeray resulted in two arrests, the latest in a string of crackdowns on Internet speech in the world's largest democracy.
Monitor report: Charged with murder, Indian Army officer got passport, fled to US

A Monitor investigation finds that despite being wanted in India for the murder of a human rights lawyer in Kashmir, Maj. Avtar Singh was given a passport. He killed his family this June in the US.
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India-Pakistan game tension too much, even for PMs

India-Pakistan game: Midway through Wednesday's blockbuster World Cup cricket semifinal, the prime ministers of Pakistan and India slipped away for a rest.
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The New Economy What are the Top 10 nations for online workers?

Numbers are hard to come by, but one US marketplace for online work has compiled a list. The results may surprise you.
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Africa contributes biggest share of new members to Christian Science church

At its Annual Meeting, the church emphasizes global outreach, financial stewardship
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The climate was different but the spirit was the same

It didn't matter that Christmas wasn't white.
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A cab conundrum in Calcutta

In India, an unusual disagreement between a taxi driver and passenger.
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Listen – God is speaking to us!

A Christian Science perspective on daily life.
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