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First visuals: 2 days after J&K DGP claimed no threat to Yatra, twin blasts were reported in the Narwal area 

Amid Rahul Gandhi's Yatra, twin blasts rock Narwal area of Jammu

Amid Rahul Gandhi's Yatra, twin blasts rock Narwal area of Jammu
6 people injured: ANI
More details awaited

Notably, Congress' pan-India march reaches the valley on Friday from Himachal Pradesh.&nbsp;

Days after Jammu&nbsp; &amp; Kashmir DGP Dilbag Singh claimed that there was no threat to Rahul Gandhi-led Bharat Jodo Yatra, twin blasts have been reported in yard number 7 of Transport Nagar of Narwal area. The blasts happened on the city outskirts.&nbsp;
As per news agency ANI, 6 people have been injured in the explosions. A search operation has been launched.&nbsp;
Notably, Congress' pan-India march reaches the valley on Friday from Himachal Pradesh.&nbsp;
More details on the story are awaited.&nbsp;
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 Bengal: blast near venue of TMC's Abhishek Banerjee's rally

Bengal: blast near venue of TMC's Abhishek Banerjee's rally; 2 killed, several wounded 

As per the police, the blast was so powerful that the mud house with a thatched roof was blown off in the incident.

At least two people were killed and several others injured in a blast near the venue of senior TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee's scheduled rally in West Bengal's Purba Medinipur district, police said on Saturday.
The incident took place in Bhupatinagar area, only 1.5 km from Contai town where TMC national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee is scheduled to address a public meeting on Saturday, a police officer said.
"The blast was reported in a house around 11.15 pm on Friday and two bodies were recovered on Saturday morning. A few others are injured.
"The cause of the blast is yet to be ascertained and further investigation is underway but the impact was so powerful that the mud house with a thatched roof was blown off in the incident," the senior police officer of Contain sub-division said, adding a forensic team has reached the spot to collect samples.
BJP national vice president Dilip Ghosh held the TMC responsible for the incident and said that "only bomb-making industry is flourishing in the state".
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Senior CPI (M) leader Sujan Chakraborty questioned why was Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee silent on such incidents and demanded a statement from her.
TMC state general secretary Kunal Ghosh said it is very easy for the opposition to blame the ruling party in West Bengal without any evidence.

Forty-six girls and young women were among those killed in a suicide bombing on an Afghan education centre last week, the UN said Monday as it announced the total death toll had risen to 53.
A suicide bomber blew himself up on Friday next to women at a gender-segregated study hall packed with hundreds of students sitting a practice test for university admissions.
The attack happened in a Kabul neighbourhood home to the historically oppressed Shiite Muslim Hazara community, which has been subjected to some of the worst violence in the country's recent history.
"Our human rights team continues documenting the crime: verifying facts & establishing reliable data to counter denial & revisionism," the United Nations assistance mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) tweeted.
It raised the death toll from 43 to 53, adding that a further 110 had been wounded.
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities, which have often tried to play down attacks challenging their regime, have said 25 people were killed and 33 others wounded.
No group has so far claimed responsibility, but the jihadist Islamic State group (IS), which considers Shiites as heretics, has carried out several deadly attacks in the same area targeting girls, schools and mosques.
 

Death toll in Afghan education centre blast crosses 50 

Death toll in Afghan education centre bombing crosses 50 

UN raised the death toll from 43 to 53, adding that a further 110 had been wounded.

Forty-six girls and young women were among those killed in a suicide bombing on an Afghan education centre last week, the UN said Monday as it announced the total death toll had risen to 53.
A suicide bomber blew himself up on Friday next to women at a gender-segregated study hall packed with hundreds of students sitting a practice test for university admissions.
The attack happened in a Kabul neighbourhood home to the historically oppressed Shiite Muslim Hazara community, which has been subjected to some of the worst violence in the country's recent history.
"Our human rights team continues documenting the crime: verifying facts &amp; establishing reliable data to counter denial &amp; revisionism," the United Nations assistance mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) tweeted.
It raised the death toll from 43 to 53, adding that a further 110 had been wounded.
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities, which have often tried to play down attacks challenging their regime, have said 25 people were killed and 33 others wounded.
No group has so far claimed responsibility, but the jihadist Islamic State group (IS), which considers Shiites as heretics, has carried out several deadly attacks in the same area targeting girls, schools and mosques.
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Nine people, including senior regional officials, were killed in twin car bombings claimed by the Islamist group Al-Shabaab in central Somalia on Monday, police said.
"The initial information we have received confirms the death of nine people" including a state minister and a commissioner, said Mohamed Moalim Ali, a local police commander.
At least 10 others were injured in "suicide attacks" when two cars loaded with explosives were detonated about five minutes apart outside district headquarters in the city of Beledweyne, he added.
The health minister of Hirshabelle state -- where Beledweyne is located -- and a deputy district commissioner were among the dead, police said.
The attacks follow a push by Somalia's government to ratchet up offensives against the Al-Qaeda-linked militants, with the authorities announcing the killing of a top Al-Shabaab operative on Monday.
Abdullahi Yare, who had a $3.0-million bounty on his head, was killed in a joint air strike on October 1 by the Somali army and international security partners in southern Somalia, the ministry of information said in a statement.
"This leader... was the head preacher of the group and one of the most notorious members of the Shabaab group," it said.
A co-founder of Al-Shabaab, Yare was believed to be next in line to take over the leadership of the movement from its ailing chief Ahmed Diriye, according to the ministry.
Somalia's recently elected President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has vowed an all-out war on the jihadists, after a string of deadly attacks, including a 30-hour hotel siege in the capital Mogadishu, that killed 21 people.
The capital of Hiraan region, Beledweyne lies about 300 kilometres (200 miles) north of Mogadishu.
Mohamud last month urged citizens to stay away from areas controlled by Al-Shabaab as government forces supported by local clan militias launched offensives in Hiraan.
Witnesses of Monday's twin bombings described a smaller blast followed by a massive second explosion.
"The explosion was huge, and it destroyed most buildings" nearby, said Mohamud Addow, who witnessed the attack.
"I saw several people rushed to hospital and some dead bodies... some were unrecognisable."
Al-Shabaab, which claimed responsibility for the bombings, has waged a bloody insurrection against the Mogadishu government for 15 years and remains a potent force despite an African Union operation against the group.
Its fighters were ousted from the capital in 2011 but continue to stage attacks on military, government and civilian targets.
The group last week claimed responsibility for a bomb blast that killed a top Somali police officer near the Al-Shabaab-controlled village of Bursa, some 30 kilometres (20 miles) north of Mogadishu.
 

Somalia car bombings: officials among nine dead

Witnesses of Monday's twin bombings described a smaller blast followed by a massive second explosion.

Nine people, including senior regional officials, were killed in twin car bombings claimed by the Islamist group Al-Shabaab in central Somalia on Monday, police said.
"The initial information we have received confirms the death of nine people" including a state minister and a commissioner, said Mohamed Moalim Ali, a local police commander.
At least 10 others were injured in "suicide attacks" when two cars loaded with explosives were detonated about five minutes apart outside district headquarters in the city of Beledweyne, he added.
The health minister of Hirshabelle state -- where Beledweyne is located -- and a deputy district commissioner were among the dead, police said.
The attacks follow a push by Somalia's government to ratchet up offensives against the Al-Qaeda-linked militants, with the authorities announcing the killing of a top Al-Shabaab operative on Monday.
Abdullahi Yare, who had a $3.0-million bounty on his head, was killed in a joint air strike on October 1 by the Somali army and international security partners in southern Somalia, the ministry of information said in a statement.
"This leader... was the head preacher of the group and one of the most notorious members of the Shabaab group," it said.
A co-founder of Al-Shabaab, Yare was believed to be next in line to take over the leadership of the movement from its ailing chief Ahmed Diriye, according to the ministry.
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Somalia's recently elected President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has vowed an all-out war on the jihadists, after a string of deadly attacks, including a 30-hour hotel siege in the capital Mogadishu, that killed 21 people.
The capital of Hiraan region, Beledweyne lies about 300 kilometres (200 miles) north of Mogadishu.
Mohamud last month urged citizens to stay away from areas controlled by Al-Shabaab as government forces supported by local clan militias launched offensives in Hiraan.
Witnesses of Monday's twin bombings described a smaller blast followed by a massive second explosion.
"The explosion was huge, and it destroyed most buildings" nearby, said Mohamud Addow, who witnessed the attack.
"I saw several people rushed to hospital and some dead bodies... some were unrecognisable."
Al-Shabaab, which claimed responsibility for the bombings, has waged a bloody insurrection against the Mogadishu government for 15 years and remains a potent force despite an African Union operation against the group.
Its fighters were ousted from the capital in 2011 but continue to stage attacks on military, government and civilian targets.
The group last week claimed responsibility for a bomb blast that killed a top Somali police officer near the Al-Shabaab-controlled village of Bursa, some 30 kilometres (20 miles) north of Mogadishu.
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The Israeli military on Tuesday bombed houses of two Palestinian attackers suspected of killing an Israeli security guard in a West Bank settlement in April. 
"Hundreds of Israeli soldiers late last night planted explosives at the houses in the Northern West Bank village of Qarawat Bani Hassan, injuring 4 men in the clashes that erupted consequently," claimed town Mayor
A video of the incident shows the structures being reduced to ashes with emission of thick smoke.
The military called the action a retaliation to violent protest adding that fire bombs and burning tires were thrown at them.
Condeming the move, the Palestininans and human rights groups have called for collective punishment.
The consistent spate of attacks, daily-raids by Israel Defence Forces across West Bank have accelerated in the wake of a string of deadly attacks in which Palestinian attackers reportedly killed 19 Israelis.
Over 60 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces since the start of the year, as per an official Palestinian tally.
The battle over territories has been on since 1967 when Israel captured the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem for an independent state. The Palestinians on the other hand continue to defend the regions it lost in the Middle east conflict.

Military bombs houses of Palestinians suspected of killing Israeli guard

The consistent spate of attacks, daily-raids by Israel Defence Forces across West Bank have accelerated in the wake of attacks by Palestinian attackers reportedly killing 19 Israelis.

Hundreds of Israeli soldiers late last night planted explosives at the houses in the Northern West Bank village, injuring 4 men in the clashes that erupted consequently
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The Israeli military on Tuesday bombed houses of two Palestinian attackers suspected of killing an Israeli security guard in a West Bank settlement in April.&nbsp;
"Hundreds of Israeli soldiers late last night planted explosives at the houses in the Northern West Bank village of Qarawat Bani Hassan, injuring 4 men in the clashes that erupted consequently," claimed town Mayor.&nbsp;
A video of the incident shows the structures being reduced to ashes with emission of thick smoke.
The military called the action a retaliation to violent protest adding that fire bombs and burning tires were thrown at them.
Condeming the move, the Palestininans and human rights groups have called for collective punishment.
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The consistent spate of attacks, daily-raids by Israel Defence Forces across West Bank have accelerated in the wake of a string of deadly attacks in which Palestinian attackers reportedly killed 19 Israelis.
Over 60 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces since the start of the year, as per an official Palestinian tally.
The battle over territories has been on since 1967 when Israel captured the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem for an independent state. The Palestinians on the other hand continue to defend the regions it lost in the Middle east conflict.

Manchester Arena: Martin Hibbert, from Lancashire, and his daughter Eve, then aged 14, were six metres away from suicide bomber Salman Abadi when he detonated his device five years ago last month.

British man disabled due to Manchester bombing scales Africa's highest peak in a wheelchair

Martin Hibbert was six metres away from suicide bomber Salman Abadi detonated his device five years ago last month in Manchester Arena

Martin Hibbert, from Lancashire, and his daughter Eve, then aged 14, were six metres away from suicide bomber Salman Abadi when he detonated his device five years ago last month.

Martin Hibbert, from Lancashire, and his daughter Eve, then aged 14, were six metres away from suicide bomber Salman Abadi when he detonated his device five years ago last month.

A British man, who survived the Manchester Arena bombing, has conquered the summit of Africa&rsquo;s highest mountain Mount Kilimanjaro in his wheelchair.&nbsp; &nbsp; Martin Hibbert, from Lancashire, and his daughter Eve, who was then aged 14, were six metres away from suicide bomber Salman Abadi when he detonated his device five years ago.&nbsp; Hibbert suffered a severed spinal cord from shrapnel in the bombing which left 22 dead and hundreds injured.&nbsp; He reached the top of Mount Kilimanjaro this weekend with the aid of a personal team of helpers and local guides and porters.&nbsp; 45-year-old Hibbert launched the mission to scale Mount Kilimanjaro as he in his words wanted to move mountains for disabled people.&nbsp; He has already raised around half of the &pound;1 million target of donations to fund the Spinal Injuries Association.&nbsp;
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A day after a court handed out death sentences and life terms to those involved in the 2008 Ahmedabad blast case, the Bharatiya Janata Party sought to draw a link between one of the convicts, and the Samajwadi Party.
Addressing a press conference on February 19, Union minister Anurag Thakur said that the father of one of the convicts is an SP leader. Thakur also brandished photographs of the SP leader purportedly meeting then-Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav.
ALSO WATCH | 2008 Ahmedabad blasts case: 38 convicts get death sentence, 11 lifers
Thakur asked, "Was this Samajwadi Party leader, whose son was involved in the Ahmedabad blasts, called for a biryani meal by then-CM Akhilesh Yadav?"
On February 18, a special court announced the death sentence for 38 convicts, and condemned 11 to life in prison. The 49 accused had been found guilty, and 38 others acquitted, on February 8 by a special court set up for speedy trial.
The case pertained to the explosion of over 20 bombs within an hour in Gujarat's Ahmedabad on July 26, 2008. At least 56 people were killed, and over 200 injured in the blasts.

Ahmedabad blasts: BJP draws SP link day after death sentences, jail terms handed out

Addressing a press conference, Union minister Anurag Thakur said that the father of one of the convicts is an SP leader.

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 ANURAG THAKUR, UNION MINISTER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-hstjsQ_24
4:05 - 4:19 Was this Samajwadi Party leader, whose son was involved in the Ahmedabad blasts, called for a biryani meal by then-CM Akhilesh Yadav?
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AKHILESH YADAV, SAMAJWADI PARTY PRESIDENT https://twitter.com/ANINewsUP/status/1494996550384119811
(0:09 - 0:16) Our Baba CM is amazing. He didn't know anything earlier. He doesn't know anything now.
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 A day after a court handed out death sentences and life terms to those involved in the 2008 Ahmedabad blast case, the Bharatiya Janata Party sought to draw a link between one of the convicts, and the Samajwadi Party. Addressing a press conference on February 19, Union minister Anurag Thakur said that the father of one of the convicts is an SP leader. Thakur also brandished photographs of the SP leader purportedly meeting then-Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav.
The political attack came as the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections are being held. On February 18, a special court announced the death sentence for 38 convicts, and condemned 11 to life in prison. The 49 accused had been found guilty, and 38 others acquitted, on February 8 by a special court set up for speedy trial. The case pertained to the explosion of over 20 bombs within an hour in Gujarat's Ahmedabad on July 26, 2008. At least 56 people were killed, and over 200 injured in the blasts.
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VO: Akhilesh Yadav reacted to the allegations, slamming UP CM Yogi Adityanath.
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 FULL BYTE AKHILESH YADAV, SAMAJWADI PARTY PRESIDENT https://twitter.com/ANINewsUP/status/1494996550384119811

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A day after a court handed out death sentences and life terms to those involved in the 2008 Ahmedabad blast case, the Bharatiya Janata Party sought to draw a link between one of the convicts, and the Samajwadi Party.
Addressing a press conference on February 19, Union minister Anurag Thakur said that the father of one of the convicts is an SP leader.&nbsp;Thakur also brandished photographs of the SP leader purportedly meeting then-Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav.
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Thakur asked, "Was this Samajwadi Party leader, whose son was involved in the Ahmedabad blasts, called for a biryani meal by then-CM Akhilesh Yadav?"
On February 18, a special court announced the death sentence for 38 convicts, and condemned 11 to life in prison.&nbsp;The 49 accused had been found guilty, and 38 others acquitted, on February 8 by a special court set up for speedy trial.
The case pertained to the explosion of over 20 bombs within an hour in Gujarat's Ahmedabad on July 26, 2008.&nbsp;At least 56 people were killed, and over 200 injured in the blasts.

A bomb exploded near a girls' school in Afghanistan's capital city Kabul on Saturday, leaving at least 30 people dead. Several young students between 11 and 15 years old died in the explosion. Images circulating on social media purportedly showed bloodied school backpacks and books strewn across the street and smoke rising above the neighborhood.
Crowds angry at the authority attacked the ambulances and even beat health workers as they tried to evacuate the wounded, Health Ministry spokesman said.
The Taliban condemned the attack and denied any responsibility. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told reporters in a message that only the Islamic State group could be responsible for this heinous crime.
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Bomb explosion near girls' school in Afghan capital kills 50

A bomb exploded near a girls' school in Afghanistan's capital city Kabul on Saturday, leaving at least around 50 people dead and more than 150 injured. Several young students between 11 and 15 years old died in the explosion.

Bomb explosion near girls' school in Afghan capital kills 30

A bomb exploded near a girls' school in Afghanistan's capital city Kabul on Saturday, leaving at least around 50 people dead and more than 150 injured. Several young students between 11 and 15 years old died in the explosion.
Images circulating on social media purportedly showed bloodied school backpacks and books strewn across the street and smoke rising above the neighbourhood.
Crowds angry at the authority attacked the ambulances and even beat health workers as they tried to evacuate the wounded, Health Ministry spokesman said.
The Taliban condemned the attack and denied any responsibility. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told reporters in a message that only the Islamic State group could be responsible for this heinous crime.
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Former Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed was injured in a bomb blast on Thursday. Officials said that the pro-democracy leader was about to get into his car in the capital Male when a bomb planted in a motorcycle went off. "Nasheed escaped an assassination attempt, He is injured, but his condition is stable," a Maldivian government official told AFP. Nasheed became the country's first democratically elected president in the first multi-party elections in 2008. He is currently parliament speaker, the nation's second most powerful position.

Former Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed injured in bomb blast

Former Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed was injured in a bomb blast on Thursday. His condition is stable

Ex-Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed injured in blast

Former Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed was injured in a bomb blast on Thursday. Officials said that the pro-democracy leader was about to get into his car in the capital Male when a bomb planted in a motorcycle went off. "Nasheed escaped an assassination attempt, He is injured, but his condition is stable," a Maldivian government official told AFP. Nasheed became the country's first democratically elected president in the first multi-party elections in 2008. He is currently parliament speaker, the nation's second most powerful position.

At least four people were killed and a dozen others wounded when a bomb exploded at a luxury hotel hosting the Chinese ambassador in southwestern Pakistan late on Wednesday.
The blast took place in the car park of the Serena -- a luxury hotel chain throughout Pakistan -- in the city of Quetta, which is the capital of the restive Balochistan province.
"A Chinese delegation of around four people led by the ambassador was staying in the hotel. The ambassador was out for a meeting when the explosion took place," officials said.
No group immediately claimed the attack.

Pakistan: 4 killed in blast at Quetta hotel hosting Chinese ambassador

Four people killed and a dozen wounded in an explosion at a luxury hotel hosting the Chinese ambassador in Pakistan's Quetta

Pakistan: 4 killed in blast at hotel hosting Chinese ambassador

At least four people were killed and a dozen others wounded when a bomb exploded at a luxury hotel hosting the Chinese ambassador in southwestern Pakistan late on Wednesday.
The blast took place in the car park of the Serena -- a luxury hotel chain throughout Pakistan -- in the city of Quetta, which is the capital of the restive Balochistan province.
"A Chinese delegation of around four people led by the ambassador was staying in the hotel. The ambassador was out for a meeting when the explosion took place," officials said.
No group immediately claimed the attack.

Two people were killed and four were injured in an explosion in West Bengal’s Kankinara area in North 24 Parganas district. Locals say crude bombs were lobbed by unidentified miscreants. The incident comes amid a political slugfest between the TMC and the BJP in the state. Clashes between TMC and BJP workers in Basirhat on Saturday led to 3 deaths.

A magnetic bomb blew up a bus carrying government officials in Kabul on Monday, killing 5 and wounding 10. No one has yet claimed responsibility for the blast. A wave of attacks has rocked the Afghan capital over the last week.



A magnetic bomb blew up a bus carrying government officials in Kabul on Monday, killing 5 and wounding 10. No one has yet claimed responsibility for the blast. A wave of attacks has rocked the Afghan capital over the last week.



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