India temporarily bans Telegram over exam paper leak concerns
The NEET exam had earlier been scrapped over allegations of a paper leak, sparking massive protests.
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Nigerian army frees widow of ex-general who died in captivity
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Iranian-Americans protest against Iran team at World Cup
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Witnessing joy amid the death: BBC travels to epicentre of Ebola outbreak
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A year on, six questions still haunt the Air India crash investigation
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Trump says deal to end war with Iran already signed and details to be released 'pretty soon'
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