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Mining Mafia Mows Down Young IPS Officer in India, Opposition Alleges Government Involvement

The 30-year old Narendra Kumar Singh was crushed to death when tractor loaded with illegally mined stones run over him. Narendra Kumar, who was patrolling the area, noticed the tractor trolley with illegal load and signaled driver to stop it. When the driver did not budge he stood in front of the vehicle to force the driver to stop, but tractor driver identified as Manoj Gujjar mowed down the police officer and sped away.

Israel Welcomes Iran-World Power Talks, But Believes Military Strike Only Alternative to Solve Issue

Israel was guarded in its approach to the resumption of talks with Iran by the world powers on Wednesday. The six world powers including the United States, France, Britain, China, Germany and Russia had expressed their willingness to continue talks with Iran over its nuclear program.Iran had offered to open up a key military base for international inspections, which the world powers suspect would be used for a its secret nuclear program.

Ron Paul Surprise in Virginia and Romney's Leadership Woes

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney posted a convincing victory in Virginia GOP primary, but the victory was not as expected. The opinion polls and common perception told that Romney was headed for a total victory in his duel with former Texas rep. Ron Paul.

Moderate Earthquake Jolts New Delhi and North India, No Casualties Reported

A 4.9 magnitude earthquake jolted the Indian capital Delhi and the nearby towns on Monday afternoon 1.11 pm (07:41GMT) local time.The tremors felt for more than 10 seconds had its epicenter in Bahadurgarh, a town that borders New Delhi and state of Haryana, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (MeT).

Super Tuesday Contests: Latest Poll Information and How the Candidates Are Placed

The Republican presidential race is entering a decisive phase on Tuesday with 10 states holding their primaries or caucuses on the day. The topsy-turvy GOP race so far couldn't zero in a candidate to fight President Obama in the November elections.Though traditionally Super Tuesday is considered as the defining day for the presidential primaries, neck and neck competition between the GOP presidential candidates this year apparently will push the battle beyond the D-day.

French Presidential Election: Nicolas Sarkozy Takes Refuge in a Bar to Escape Protesters

French President Nicolas Sarkozy was forced to take shelter in a bar to escape from several hundreds of angry protesters who booed him, as he campaigned in the Basque country in South West France. The riot police guarded the bar du Palais, in Bayonne, for more than an hour to protect Sarkozy from the protesters who threw eggs at the bar, shouting slogans against him.

Mitt Romney Wins Wyoming Republican Caucus

Former senator of Pennsylvania, Rick Santorum came second with 31.93 percent votes, while Texas congressman Ron Paul garnered 20.83 percent of votes. Newt Gingrich was placed fourth with 7.83 percent of votes polled.

North Korea Nuclear Moratorium: More U.S. Resources Down the Drain?

In a surprise move, North Korea agreed to temporarily suspend its nuclear tests and the launch of long range ballistic missile in exchange for 240,000 metric tons of food aid from the U.S. The breakthrough decision was announced in two separate statements released in Washington and Pyongyang on Wednesday.

Mahatma Gandhi Baptized by Mormon Church? Issue Stirs Debate on Proxy Baptism

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, the icon of peace and non-violence and the Father of Indian nation, was baptized by proxy by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon) on March 1997, according to information from an independent researcher. The revelation by the researcher Helen Radkey of Salt Lake City has raised sharp reactions from Gandhi's grandsons and Hindu activists worldwide.

Michigan Momentum May Be Shifting Santorum's Way, Polls Find

Republican voters in Arizona and Michigan will decide Tuesday who they would like their party to nominate against President Barack Obama. The contest in Michigan is seen as a must-win for Romney, who was born in the state and continues to face doubts about his campaign's central premise -- that he is best positioned to defeat Obama in November.

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