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Govt reprimands Indian Ambassador to UAE

New Delhi, Apr 6 (UNI) The government today reprimanded Indian Ambassador to the UAE C M Bhandari for including a family event in celebration of a formal national event and said it was taking action to ensure that such lapses did not occur in any of the Missions abroad According to sources, the Indian Ambassador in Abu Dhabi had issued invitation cards on Republic Day this year requesting the guests to meet his daughter and son-in-law in the same invitation card.

''The Ambassador has unfortunately shown a lack of judgement in including a family event in the celebration of a formal national event. The Ministry has issued a reprimand to the officer and is taking action to ensure that such lapses do not occur in any of our Missions abroad,'' an External Affairs Ministry Spokesman said in reply to a question.

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Advani appeals to Muslims to come around with Hindus on Ram Temple

Rajkot, Gujarat, Apr 6 (UNI) BJP leader L K Advani today started his 6000-km-long Bharat Suraksha Yatra, with a call to the nation to shun ''political forces which compromised with terrorists and divisive forces for the sake of vote-bank politics.'' Mr Advani later appealed to the Muslim community to take the emotions and beliefs of crores of Hindus into consideration and offer their support to take initiatives to find a consensual solution for building.....

Burkina culls fowl as flu test delays worry Africa

OUAGADOUGOU, Apr 6: Burkina Faso started to cull poultry today in the area where birds died of the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu, as the disease's spread in Africa and diagnosis delays raised concerns in the region.The West African country confirmed on Monday that it had found the virus in poultry at a motel on the outskirts of the capital Ouagadougou, making it the fifth African country to report the disease after Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon and Egypt.The Burkinabe.....

UK man shot by Israeli soldier was murdered-inquest

LONDON, Apr 6 (Reuters) An award-winning British cameraman shot dead in the Gaza Strip by an Israeli soldier was murdered, a London inquest found today. James Miller was shot by a member of the Israel Defence Forces in May 2003 in the Rafah refugee camp while making a documentary about Palestinian children caught up in fighting with Israel. ''Based on the evidence laid before us, we, the jury, unanimously agree that this was an unlawful shooting.....
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