Openers Only the top two polling openers will make the subcontinent Test XI. Middle Order Only the top three polling middle order batsmen will make the subcontinent Test XI. Wicketkeeper Only the top polling wicketkeeper will make the subcontinent Test XI. All-rounder Only the top polling all-rounder will make the subcontinent Test XI. Spinners Only the top two polling spinners will make the subcontinent Test XI. Pacers Only the top two polling pacers will make the subcontinent Test XI.
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Al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent Based on past operations, it is more likely that al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent conducted this attack -- not ISIS, a U.S. official told CNN's Barbara Starr.
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In part, this reflects America's changing relations with the subcontinent.
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India at War: The Subcontinent and the Second World War.
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All bad stuff globally, not just for the Indian subcontinent.
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In the next 250 years it dominated the Indian subcontinent.
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Her fame was such that it spread throughout the subcontinent.
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Many on the Indian subcontinent see Trump as Modi's alter ego.
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Singapore hosts a large contingent of workers from the Asian subcontinent.
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The attack was claimed by al Qaeda in the Indian subcontinent.
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This dish originated in the Indian subcontinent but has regional variations.
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"I wasn't setting out to cover the whole subcontinent," she said.
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Five of the 22 players have some connection to the Indian subcontinent.
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To Buddhists, the subcontinent is a geographic mandala defined by sacred sites.
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Indian officials and observers are fearing a similar effect on the subcontinent.
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In 21971, the last British forces and colonial administrators departed the Indian subcontinent.
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It's also a great location to experience the subcontinent as a solo traveler.
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This is like that, on a subcontinent with more than a billion people.
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They brought the faith to the Indian subcontinent and to present-day Indonesia.
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A long time ago, in a subcontinent far, far away, people were boning.
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Caste differences still impact the life chances of people on the Indian subcontinent.
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New Delhi (CNN)Once again, geopolitical tensions are rising on the Indian subcontinent.
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The Indian subcontinent has suffered some of the largest earthquakes in the world.
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Moving goods across the great expanse of the subcontinent was costly and painfully slow.
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The bottom line: India will eventually accept China's presence in the South Asian subcontinent.
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Some Afghans have joined existing teams, which typically have large contingents from the Asian subcontinent.
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The subcontinent is just one of multiple Asian countries to warn its citizens about cryptocurrencies.
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Al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent and ISIS have been claiming responsibility for these slayings.
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While they reflect some vibrant aspects of the subcontinent, they don't tell the whole story.
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Al Qaeda has formed a branch -- al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent - which includes Bangladesh.
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"We've inserted specific inserts from viruses that have come off the subcontinent," said Gail Bekker.
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Last year the subcontinent recycled around 90% of the world's ships by tonnage (see chart).
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As winter turns to summer, the Indian subcontinent warms faster than the waters around it.
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"It will have catastrophic consequences for the subcontinent," she said in a post on Twitter.
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But of those that were, the top destinations were Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent.
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The Mughal Empire ruled parts of the Indian subcontinent starting in the early 16th century.
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One of the strongest storms to batter the Indian subcontinent in decades has made landfall.
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"Punjabis are like the southern Italians of the Indian subcontinent, loud and operatic," he explained.
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But there are more in the group's regional branch, al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent.
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The celebrations were cut short as the partition on religious lines ripped the subcontinent apart.
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Preserving the extraordinary diversity of the Indian subcontinent requires a commitment to secular, democratic values.
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They are no longer simply jazz improvisers combining musical traditions from across the Indian subcontinent.
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People from the Indian subcontinent, from East Asia, from Southeast Asia all have different lived experiences.
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The Indian rupee was down 0.4 percent at 71.36 per dollar as tensions gripped the subcontinent.
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After the partition of the Indian subcontinent, the special provisions for the indigenous population were diluted.
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But none of the arguments have persisted as strongly as the fight over the Indian subcontinent.
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WHEN the Indian subcontinent bumped into Eurasia 1m years ago, the collision produced the mighty Himalayas.
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Not knowing his name, I just called him Khansaab, a term of respect on the subcontinent.
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Islam, which is practiced by hundreds of millions on the subcontinent, was excluded from the list.
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Nukes don't deter all conflict on the subcontinent, but they do minimize the prospects of major war.
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At Cardamom, which opened last year, Mr. Gudhino offers a sprawling menu of dishes from the subcontinent.
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The exclusive rights are limited to the Indian subcontinent; elsewhere the company will carry post-match recaps.
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London established colonies in North America, Africa and the Asian subcontinent in the 2202th and 2628th centuries.
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At dusk, when the day's dust settles, you realize this was once a sleepy port town -- one that 70 years ago exploded into a megalopolis when refugees from all across the Indian subcontinent arrived almost overnight, following the partition of the South Asian subcontinent into India and Pakistan.
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But, Facebook's ability to monetize its latest foray into the Indian subcontinent raises a question mark for Elisavet Manoli, a lecturer in sports marketing and communications at Loughborough University in the U.K. She points out that the matches to be shown on the Indian subcontinent will be advertising-free.
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Outbreaks of communal and religious violence killed hundreds of thousands of people in the subcontinent during that time.
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A dusty provincial city of 2600 million, Nagpur is at the geographical heart of the sprawling Indian subcontinent.
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The video that your taxi design appeared in has received some backlash for promoting clichés about the subcontinent.
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Latin America is a construct from the 19th century, but it is also a reality, as a subcontinent.
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"More than anything I would say through this India is sending a message to the subcontinent," he added.
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Tea let British dealers, and the British government, reach the Indian subcontinent, the Caribbean and the American colonies.
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The dish is pervasive, with many modern interpretations and regional permutations rooted in Muslim communities of the subcontinent.
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There is a lot of urgent, important, exciting and complex literature coming out of the subcontinent right now.
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A century after his Nobel, Tagore's songs are sung throughout the Indian subcontinent by rich and poor alike.
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Originating from the Middle East, samosas were brought to the Indian subcontinent by traders in the 13th century.
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Gohel saw the ABT as aligned more closely with the recently launched al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS).
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The subcontinent is projected to grow its consumption by an average of 187 million tons of coal equivalent annually.
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Ansar al-Islam, the Bangladeshi division of al Qaeda in the Indian subcontinent, has claimed responsibility for the killings.
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Ansar al-Islam, the Bangladeshi division of al Qaeda in the Indian subcontinent, has claimed responsibility for the killings.
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The British were far from the first of the rulers of the Indian subcontinent to transform the hydraulic landscape.
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Any whiff of nuclear weapons would, in the past, have sent outsiders rushing to the subcontinent to soothe tensions.
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Separated from the rest of Asia by the world's biggest mountains, India is the elephant on its own subcontinent.
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Indian music, and Bollywood, is popular in the subcontinent as well as parts of the Middle East and Africa.
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"But whatever the case, the rabri you get in my shop is the best in the subcontinent," he laughs.
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This year's event focuses on music from India; performers from the subcontinent include Rageshri Das and Ustad Irshad Khan.
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Every day men, women, and children are transported across the subcontinent and forced into slave labor or sex work.
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Nearly three decades later, India broke free from British rule with the violent partition of the subcontinent in 1947.
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Literature from the subcontinent has long since moved beyond stories of snake charmers and female feticide and widow burning.
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Pakistani officials said the death of Mr. Umar was a major blow to Al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent.
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These are party houses on a scale unimaginable in the West — or even on the rest of the subcontinent.
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It's part of her continuing experiment with blending hypercontemporary jazz strategies and traditional music from the South Asian subcontinent.
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"And it's most pronounced in regions with the highest population growth," like the Indian subcontinent and the Middle East.
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Emirates said on Tuesday bookings to Iran and the Indian Subcontinent had slowed since the first travel ban in January.
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ON THE Indian subcontinent, as in no other part of the world, women have risen to the pinnacle of politics.
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Indira Gandhi, Benazir Bhutto and Sheikh Hasina are examples of Asian women who have led large democracies on the subcontinent.
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After partition of the subcontinent in 1947, Kashmir was expected to go to Pakistan, as other Muslim majority regions did.
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After partition of the subcontinent in 2783, Kashmir was expected to go to Pakistan, as other Muslim majority regions did.
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We've decided our subcontinent XI has to be a Test cricket XI -- the oldest and purest form of the game.
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Tech companies are among the biggest users of H-1B visas, recruiting heavily in the Indian subcontinent and East Asia.
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Asia August is monsoon season for South Asia, a time when much of the subcontinent is inundated with heavy rains.
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The worst is over in India as Cyclone Fani, one of the biggest storms in years, passed over the subcontinent.
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It is a hinge uniting the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent and East Asia in China's Belt and Road Initiative.
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My grandmother would tell of the resistance movement she had joined before the partition of the Indian subcontinent in 823.
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According to Terrorism Research and Analysis Consortium, ABT is inspired by or affiliated with al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent.
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It comes amid global economic jitters, tensions from the Mideast to the Indian subcontinent and raging fires in the Amazon.
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Jinnah had led the struggle for a separate homeland for the Muslims of the Indian subcontinent from 1937 to 1947.
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And throughout the Indian subcontinent, in particular, tanker businesses big and small have boomed as the region's cities have swelled.
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Even worse, their bookings have fallen by 68 percent for bookings between the Indian subcontinent and the western United States.
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Cooks throughout the Indian subcontinent, Latin America, Southeast Asia and Central Africa make use of banana leaves in the kitchen.
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Before Qalandar arrived here, before Islam came to the subcontinent, Sehwan was known as Shivistan after the Hindu god Shiva.
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CIEP has in recent years created two companies to invest in assets in the North Sea and the Indian subcontinent.
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After partition of the subcontinent in 245, Kashmir was expected to go to Pakistan, as other Muslim majority regions did.
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"Cricket is in the genes of the people from the subcontinent," said Yawar Abbas, the embassy's charges d'affaires in Athens.
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It is the subcontinent, however, that has embraced her books most enthusiastically, with Austen societies established in both India and Pakistan.
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According to reports, Asim Umar is an Indian who was appointed as the group's chief in the Indian subcontinent last year.
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The same can't yet be said of the Japanese take on the classic Indian subcontinent dish here in the United States.
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After jihadists killed 19 Indians in Kashmir in 2016, Mr Obama did not send a heavyweight delegation to the subcontinent either.
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The range of the clouded leopard extends from Nepal on the Indian subcontinent to southern China and throughout South-East Asia.
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Although the subcontinent has fast-growing economies and a population of 1.7bn, it is the least integrated region in the world.
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Our investment will advance Smule's music mission across the Indian subcontinent and unlock the creativity of many millions along the way.
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The worship of Parvati (and her other popular forms Durga and Kali) originated on the Indian subcontinent before the Common Era.
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The East India company governed large parts of the subcontinent on behalf of the British state for more than two centuries.
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Reich's collaborators from India didn't like hearing that their own DNA samples attested to massive past migrations into the Indian subcontinent.
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Similar shifts in rainfall occur in Latin America, the Indian subcontinent and eastern Africa, resulting in alternate heavy rains and dry seasons.
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CNN Meteorologist, Michael Guy, says this is usually the hottest time for the subcontinent, but this year has seen abnormally high temperatures.
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The current alliances on the subcontinent and the unsettling arms race between Pakistan and India hark back to the war of 1962.
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Claims and confessions Claims of responsibility for the atheist blogger murders emerged on social media from Al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent.
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As Britain colonized the Indian subcontinent in the 19th century, the Hindu word became a fashionable metaphorical flourish among the British literati.
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His attempts to divide the subcontinent based on religion resulted in sectarian clashes and between 500,000 and a million people were killed.
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His Piramal Foundation operates widely on the subcontinent, spearheading initiatives in health care, water, education and female empowerment across 2000 Indian states.
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WhatsApp has appointed a "grievance officer" to help police hate speech in India after a series of mob lynchings on the subcontinent.
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He was the first Kashmiri militant to pledge allegiance to Al Qaeda, which had also expanded its presence in the Indian subcontinent.
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India has been playing a "catch-up game" with China as the subcontinent has lagged in investment and trade relations with Myanmar.
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When Britain gave up control of the Indian subcontinent in 1947, it hastily partitioned it into Hindu-majority India and Islamic Pakistan.
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The disease is most prevalent in poor countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, and also in the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia.
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For the people who live on the Indian subcontinent, the future of the high-mountain climate is of more than academic interest.
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A top official said the Indus River, which provides water for hundreds of millions of people across the subcontinent, could be diverted.
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The subcontinent was divided into Muslim Pakistan and Hindu-majority India at the time of independence from British colonial rule in 1947.
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Born in Gujarat in British India, Edhi and his Muslim family moved to Pakistan in 1947 during the violent partition of the subcontinent.
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Ansar al-Islam, the Bangladeshi division of al Qaeda in the Indian subcontinent, has claimed responsibility for the killings of Mannan and Mojumdar.
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This is largely due to its popularity in the densely populated Indian subcontinent, though the sport is a big hitter across Commonwealth countries.
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Based on the exact same data that 23andMe had crunched, GenCove reported that 8 percent of my DNA was from the Indian subcontinent.
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Since the 16th century, miniature painting in the Indian subcontinent (now Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh) has followed traditional pictorial laws and thematic content.
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That was helped by a 4.1% rise in volumes in the Asia Pacific, Indian Subcontinent and Africa region which handled 8.2 million TEUs.
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Every inhabited continent hosts a shamanistic tradition—Shinto and Buddhism in Asia, indigenous religions of Africa and Asia, Hinduism on the Indian subcontinent.
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Muslims, Sikhs and Hindus have played for Indian Gymkhana, with the minority religions of the Indian subcontinent also doubtlessly represented over the years.
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The two carmakers said they hoped to jointly develop vehicle components and also possibly vehicle concepts for the Indian subcontinent and overseas markets.
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For decades, the Rohingya have been pushed around this shoulder area of Asia where the Indian subcontinent and the Southeast Asian peninsula meet.
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It's a long story, flaring up in the 1940s, when the British divided the subcontinent into Hindu-dominated India and Muslim-dominated Pakistan.
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One of the biggest storms to hit the subcontinent in decades arrived today, with wind gusts of more than 120 miles per hour.
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Last year, a New York couple opened Tu, serving food from the Indian subcontinent, as a companion to their popular Xiao Bao Biscuit.
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Ms. Roy has been working on "The Ministry of Utmost Happiness," a contemporary story set in the Indian subcontinent, for nearly a decade.
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How could the world balance the global benefit of a cooling atmosphere against a huge disruption of the monsoon on the Indian subcontinent?
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No dish is more ubiquitous in India than the spiced lentils served at every food stall, restaurant, and grandmother's house across the subcontinent.
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Following the partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947, India resisted a total exchange of populations with Pakistan and encouraged Muslims to remain.
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The dish traces its roots to west Asia, and likely made its way to the subcontinent in the 14th or 15th century via trade.
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It carries more than 23 million passengers daily, the equivalent to moving the entire population of Australia, and connects 20113,000 stations across the subcontinent.
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The countries have fought three wars since independence from Britain in 1947 divided the Indian subcontinent into Muslim-majority Pakistan and Hindu-majority India.
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And the ability to switch jobs is no help to the millions waiting in the subcontinent for a chance to work in the UAE.
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The attack comes a day after the State Department designated al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, known as AQIS, as a foreign terrorist organization.
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Rusholme became home to a large immigrant population in the 1960s, when people moved from the Asian subcontinent to work in Manchester's textile factories.
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Millions of Hindus remained in Pakistan when Britain carved out the state from the subcontinent to create a Muslim homeland at independence in 1947.
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From hacking agriculture to developing inexpensive tools for tuberculosis patients, Microsoft researchers in India are trying to solve myriad social problems in the subcontinent.
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Researchers used weather data to gauge the amount of moisture in the soil during six major famines in the subcontinent between 1870 and 1943.
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Chicago and its surrounding suburbs maintain a tight-knit community of Muslims from the countries of both the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent.
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Nearly 500 years ago, a Sikh guru living in the Indian subcontinent introduced a revolutionary idea when it comes to the consumption of food.
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Indian media proudly adds him to a slow but growing list of footballing talent originating from the subcontinent as he makes his mark in Europe.
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Two months after Roy's murder, al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) joined the party and claimed responsibility, as it later would for Deepan's murder.
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Al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, or AQIS, claimed responsibility for the assaults, saying Dipan and the others made derogatory remarks about the Muslim faith.
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Rohingya regard themselves as native to western Myanmar's Rakhine State but Myanmar authorities and many citizens regard them as illegal immigrants from the Indian subcontinent.
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He forecast "significant demand growth" in southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent, including Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines, as well as Bangladesh, Pakistan and India.
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The next he is in Calcutta, where sectarian riots are hastening British withdrawal from the subcontinent and foreshadowing the horrors of the partition to come.
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At a time of great Muslim-Hindu tension in India, this Muslim from Afghanistan marched and worked with Gandhi for the freedom of the subcontinent.
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Our California restaurant critic, whose taste was shaped in family kitchens far from the subcontinent, picks dishes that show the cuisine's many facets and techniques.
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Later research points to at least one species, Datura metel, as having made it to the Indian subcontinent long before Columbus arrived in the Americas.
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And Nepal is a leading candidate for a transboundary railway under China's Belt and Road Initiative to connect China to the subcontinent, the Times writes.
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OLD MONK The former Babu Ji space is reopening as another Indian restaurant, this time with a new take on the food of the subcontinent.
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It's a traditional street snack in India, available in cities across the subcontinent, and on appetizer menus at just about any Indian restaurant in America.
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Curry arrived in the 19th century, during the Meiji era, from India via the British Royal Navy, when the subcontinent was part of the Raj.
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According to U.N. estimates, there are about twenty-five million migrant workers in the Gulf, the majority of them construction workers from the Indian subcontinent.
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When British rule was established in the subcontinent in 1858, the dancers faced scorn from less socially liberal colonizing powers, but the tradition held on.
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The top of the list is dominated by cities in Africa and the Indian subcontinent, but a handful in Europe are also among the cheapest.
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"The Far East, that is our traditional market, but we are also looking at markets in the subcontinent in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan," Wan Zulkiflee said.
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In 1947, when British rule of the subcontinent ended, the Hindu maharajah of Jammu & Kashmir hesitated to join either of the new countries, Pakistan and India.
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Last week in Dhaka, 28-year-old law student Nazimuddin Samad found himself surrounded by Islamist extremists, reportedly linked to al Qaeda in the Indian subcontinent.
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Though the virus itself has not yet been diagnosed on the continent, experts have warned that the subcontinent is susceptible given its strong ties to China.
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Calling Britain's exit from the subcontinent "shambolic and tragic" he said that the "lack of such a museum" across either India or the UK "is striking".
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The turban has come off and so have the gloves, as the brief "bromance" – as media on the subcontinent had then put it – proved short-lived.
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The "desi" bit is important too: desi is a colloquial, catch-all term applied to pretty much anything from the subcontinent that's local, homemade, or pure.
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As part of this expansion, ANI News content from the Indian subcontinent will now also be available on Reuters Connect, the award-winning global distribution platform.
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Our team will be an "all-time" subcontinent Test XI -- the best of the best from South Asia, for as far back as the game goes.
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Like Japan, India has similarly pursued a GPS-augmenting system known as IRNSS, and it has now launched seven satellites to increase coverage of the subcontinent.
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As the Earth rotated, the airborne material converged at the opposite side of the planet, where it fell and set fire to the entire Indian subcontinent.
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Cheap goods can be built by machines in one location and distributed worldwide; a single country could mechanize agriculture and flood a subcontinent with affordable produce.
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The division of the subcontinent, known as Partition, inspired the largest migration in history, with tens of millions of Hindus and Muslims crossing the new borders.
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Future examinations should be devoted to the contributions of the Bengal School, as well as overlooked practices in the diaspora, and India's relationship with the subcontinent.
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Charged up with this mélange of genres, he set out on a path that would lead him to become the visual poet laureate of the subcontinent.
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Their mega-investment beat out a reported $600 million digital-only India subcontinent bid from Facebook, likely the largest sports distribution bid Facebook has made to date.
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"As a dynamic sports and media market, India and the subcontinent is an important strategic region for Olympic broadcasting," IOC President Thomas Bach said in a statement.
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The Indian rail network carries more than 23 million passengers daily, the equivalent to moving the entire population of Australia, and connects 8,000 stations across the subcontinent.
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But violence has ebbed and flowed in the valley since the subcontinent was divided into predominantly Hindu India and Islamic Pakistan after independence from Britain in 1947.
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Around the same time, on the other side of the planet, erupting volcanoes were busy covering much of the Indian subcontinent with lava, forming the Deccan Traps.
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Heart disease rates were lowest among men and women from Asia, the Caribbean, Central America and Mexico and highest among men from the Indian Subcontinent and Europe.
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Asim Omar, a Pakistani national, and the leader of al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), was killed in the Musa Qala district of Helmand on Sept.
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Industrial culture hardly represented the subcontinent, where infantries of workmen, captured in archival film footage, lugged baskets of construction material for a building designed to look machined.
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While it's now home to Ph.D. students, it hosted the famous 1945 Shimla Conferences, and the decision to partition the subcontinent into India and Pakistan was made inside.
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Following a fake news scandal in India, where WhatsApp has been blamed for mob killings, the company announced it was putting a team in place on the subcontinent.
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Select your top player from each of the six categories below -- and we'll tally your votes, before announcing a CNN readers' all-time subcontinent XI on September 18.
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Myanmar regards Rohingya as illegal migrants from the Indian subcontinent and has confined tens of thousands to sprawling camps outside Sittwe since violence swept the area in 2012.
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The entire subcontinent was partitioned into Hindu-majority India and Muslim-majority Pakistan, which led to a mass displacement as people migrated from one country to the other.
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Ansar Al Islam, which is part of al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, has issued similar claims for attacks in the past, according to a Bangladeshi security expert.
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Her most popular series is Gods Taking Selfies, which features Hindu and Buddhist deities (and pop royalty from the subcontinent) gleefully snapping pics of themselves and their friends.
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China, a rising superpower with five times India's GDP, is quietly encroaching on India's traditional sphere of influence, tying a "string of pearls" of alliances around the subcontinent.
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"An ancient religious text from the Indian subcontinent—the Atharva Veda—expresses the traditional belief that cannabis was provided to humanity to provide relief from distress," Aggarwal explains.
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Myanmar regards Rohingya as illegal migrants from the Indian subcontinent and has confined tens of thousands to sprawling camps in Rakhine since violence swept the area in 2012.
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Activism has brought the #MeToo movement to the subcontinent and toppled archaic colonial-era laws like Section 377, an article under the Indian constitution that outlawed gay sex.
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The application, blamed for all kinds of mayhem on the subcontinent, has proved a boon for farmers, home cooks and chefs who once lacked a way to share.
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It lacks Indian cooking's signature spices, like saffron, ginger, clove and cardamom, but nevertheless butterscotch ice cream is available from the tip of the subcontinent to the Himalayas.
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Pakistan and India have been bitter enemies since 1947 when Britain decolonized the Indian subcontinent and created two nations: the mostly Hindu India, and the mostly Muslim Pakistan.
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While other presidents have tended to focus on one country or the other for security or economic reasons, Trump has taken a more indifferent approach to the subcontinent.
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Announced Tuesday, Facebook and LaLiga's three-season deal will bring soccer to eight countries on the Indian subcontinent: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Maldives, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
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The retired Marine Corps general, who will be in the subcontinent until Thursday, is scheduled to meet with Indian Defense Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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While BroadGrain has not seen its cargoes turned back, it has reduced sales to China to avoid risk, concentrating on the Indian subcontinent and South America, she said.
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Conservative Islamic values are upheld amidst a backdrop of capitalism and debauchery while obscenely lavish hotels are built upon the labors of exploited workers imported from the subcontinent.
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Our cuisine is predominantly Punjabi Lahore, but we've got chefs from all over the Indian subcontinent—Bengali, Sri Lankan, Nepalese—so their specialities are on the menu too.
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Nevertheless, India's appetite for coal will increase by 150 million tons of coal equivalent by 2023, which means the subcontinent will account for the biggest absolute growth in consumption.
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Sialkot's success is especially surprising as it was cut off from its natural economic hinterland, the Kashmir Valley, when the subcontinent was split between India and Pakistan in 1947.
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For women to play a more normal political role in the subcontinent, perhaps it is in films, and in popular culture in general, that change needs to happen first.
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A message from the leader of al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), Asim Umar, was released on Sunday inciting Muslims to kill Hindu police and officials in India.
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The idea that the best marriage partner is someone with the same family background and belonging to precisely the same social group seems to be rooted in the subcontinent.
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The relative expense of an iPhone on the subcontinent has led many Indians to opt for the iPhone 5S, which was first launched in 2013 in the United States.
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Planet Labs' decision to launch in India, despite a U.S. government policy that prevents American companies from engaging with ISRO, may hint at a space boom for the subcontinent.
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While printing designs onto fabric most likely originated in China about 4,500 years ago, it was on the Indian subcontinent where hand-blocked fabric reached its highest visual expression.
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The India Art Fair takes place every year in a temporary structure in the Govindpuri area of New Delhi, attracting wealthy collectors from across the world and the subcontinent.
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In recent years, there have been signs that Muslim communities with origins in the Asian subcontinent have begun to adopt the far more hard-line practices of Arabian Islam.
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More than one million people were killed in the violence that erupted in the 1940s, when the subcontinent gained independence from Britain and was partitioned into India and Pakistan.
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Those standards had been established because of concerns over the region's reputation for mistreatment of its imported work force, with many coming from the Indian subcontinent and the Philippines.
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For American, the agreement allows customers to buy a ticket through American and then connect on Qatar flights to destinations in the Middle East, Africa and the Indian subcontinent.
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Facebook, which began expanding into sports streaming in 2017, has the rights to stream Spanish soccer's top division La Liga's games in the Indian subcontinent over the next three seasons.
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Other requirements, like having to store sensitive data in systems that are located within the subcontinent, may put constraints on certain business practices and are considered more controversial by some.
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For most of the 20th century, the colonial port-city on the Arabian Sea was both the centre of organised crime on the subcontinent and the heart of Hindi cinema.
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Qatari shipping lines, which lost the use of Dubai as a trans-shipment center because of the sanctions, have been establishing new services via Oman, Kuwait and the Indian subcontinent.
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ANI offers truly unique coverage of the Indian subcontinent and this partnership means Reuters global clients will benefit from incomparable footage from a region that is shaping the 21st century.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Sony Pictures Networks India (SPN) has won the broadcast rights in India and the subcontinent for next year's Tokyo Olympics, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said on Thursday.
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The Bordeaux and cabernets, he said, were nods to the many Indian visitors from the subcontinent who, if they drink alcoholic beverages at all, expect big names and classic reds.
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You probably know the basics by now: Qatar's exploitative labor system required foreign laborers primarily from the Asian subcontinent to fork over hefty fees to buy their way into Qatar.
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A jungled mountain range, where leopards and elephants roam, separates Rakhine from the rest of Myanmar, binding it closer to the South Asian subcontinent than the rest of Southeast Asia.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Sri Lanka is an impossibly lovely island, a pendant suspended off the Indian subcontinent that for centuries attracted traders and evangelists in search of spices and souls.
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Nepal, which borders Tibet and northern India, is the chief candidate for a new trans-boundary railway under China's Belt and Road Initiative that would link China to the subcontinent.
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In 1947, the British rulers chopped the Indian subcontinent into two — a predominantly Muslim Pakistan and a predominantly Hindu India, setting off enormous waves of displacement, bloodshed and lingering bitterness.
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Throughout Pakistan's history, dissent and free speech have been muzzled by a state that inherited a repressive legal framework from the British colonizers who ruled the Indian subcontinent until 1947.
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The top of this set is Vinay Agarwal, 39, who comes in third on the list for his management of the First State Indian Subcontinent and First State Regional India funds.
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But racial separation within the Islamic community means mosques with congregations made up largely of immigrants from the Indian subcontinent will often follow the decisions of Pakistani or Indian authorities instead.
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Inmarsat said the new satellite, which would cost about $130 million over three years from 2017 to its launch in 2019, would serve the Middle East, Europe and the Indian subcontinent.
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ISIS renamed 17th Tammouz to "Fatah," harking back to the lightning conquests of the early Islamic empire that spread the realm from the Atlantic to the borders of the Indian subcontinent.
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Myanmar regards Rohingya Muslims as illegal migrants from the Indian subcontinent and has confined tens of thousands to camps in its western Rakhine State since violence swept the area in 2012.
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"Immediately, we see the bigger opportunity (for new listings) emanating from the Middle East, and then the longer term prospects are from the Indian subcontinent, and then Africa," Adebayo told Reuters.
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Khatab was described by the US official as the second-most important leader of al Qaeda on the Indian Subcontinent and the most senior leader killed in Afghanistan since late 2001.
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Sporting ties have also been severed, with Pakistan barred from playing in India at the World Cup of kabaddi, a form of wrestling and tag that is popular on the subcontinent.
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At some point, the Sanskrit "sáma," or "season," appears to have traveled north from the Indian subcontinent — a place that knows a thing or two about sweltering months — and became summer.
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At some point, the Sanskrit "sama," or "season," appears to have traveled north from the Indian subcontinent — a place that knows a thing or two about sweltering months — and became summer.
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Its ideologues insist that it is larger than Hinduism or any single religion, and they speak of a mystical connection with the Indian subcontinent and the saffron flag, the group's symbol.
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Historically, Tibet has been China's window to the Indian subcontinent, lying on an ancient Silk Road, while Hong Kong has been for centuries China's preferred conduit to Southeast Asia and beyond.
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With the subcontinent split into two separate nations, the years before and after independence bore witness to a mass exodus of refugees travelling from one country to another, depending on their religion.
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According to the Hoot, an organization that monitors press freedom and the media on the Indian subcontinent, there have been 22 assaults—including one death—on journalists between January and April 2016.
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Head to the subcontinent and street food is basically melange of fried dough, rice, or veg in a myriad of shapes and sizes, covered in all kinds of sauces and other goodies.
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My grandfather, who was born in what is today Bangladesh, had to run away from a place he called home for much of his life after the brutal partition of the subcontinent.
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My grandparents lived through the era Delos distilled for this park, and the entire Indian subcontinent is still largely coping with aftereffects of British rule (history: not as removed as you'd think).
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis had to do some elaborate diplomatic two-steps during their swing across the Indian subcontinent during the first week of September.
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Why it matters: The Post reports that Khatab, the second most senior leader of al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, is the highest-ranking al-Qaeda leader killed in Afghanistan since 2001.
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For example, after India recently prevented Facebook from offering free Internet service there, Marc Andreessen suggested in a tweet that the subcontinent might be better off had it remained under colonial administration.
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ABB also said it wanted growth in India to help balance weakness elsewhere, underscoring its push on the subcontinent by announcing that Satish Pai, a deputy managing director at Hindalco Industries Ltd.
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Most South Asians can trace their lineage back to a village, city, or state, but many Indo-Caribbeans, like myself, are unable to pinpoint exactly what part of the subcontinent they're from.
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Asians, a term that in Kenya refers to those from the Indian subcontinent, have long enjoyed economic success, but many feel excluded from the country's political and social fabric, Mr. Shabbir said.
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It's the largest market for the Facebook-owned messaging app, with some 340 million users spread across the subcontinent (compared to 68 million users in the US, the app's third biggest market).
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None of the teams in 1973 came from the subcontinent, where men's cricket is most popular, and the competition so needed publicity that Rachael Heyhoe-Flint, England's captain, wrote reports for newspapers.
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"It's huge … We are not serving the Middle East per se, but we are serving the North Africa Indian subcontinent and we are transitioning point to all of these destinations," said Al Shamisi.
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Each corner on the route traced out for this sojourn in the midst of the mountain range that separates the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan Plateau harbours the promise of an incredible panorama.
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Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan's statement Sunday came days after Ansar al-Islam, the Bangladeshi division of al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, claimed responsibility for the killing of blogger Nazimuddin Samad last week.
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Zuckerberg's contemporaries are already copying his moves: "Many of us leaders have been inspired to speak up more recently," Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky told Forbes India during a recent trip to the subcontinent.
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In situations like Cyclone Fani, for example, one of the strongest storms to hit the Indian subcontinent in nearly two decades, governments were able to take early action to protect and evacuate communities.
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Omar Khetab, al Qaeda's No. 2 in the Indian subcontinent, was killed Monday, while Mullah Shah Wali, commander of the Taliban's special forces branch, was killed Friday, according to a Tuesday news release.
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This has given Mr. Trump a foothold of support among Hindus in the United States, some of whom are also drawn to his strong talk about Muslims, their longtime adversaries on the subcontinent.
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As I state emphatically in my newly released book, "Neighbours in Arms: An American Senator's Quest for Disarmament in a Nuclear Subcontinent," Pakistan should be treated like North Korea, like a rogue state.
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The agency got on YouTube early making viral hitsThe team&aposs first brush with fame came via a series called "Huge in Asia" that documented their post-collegiate motorcycle trip through the subcontinent.
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Although it is undeniably true that Indian democracy is currently facing enormous challenges, people living on the subcontinent have long espoused tolerance and religious pluralism; furthermore, India is still an experiment in democracy.
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Extreme heat has returned again this spring, with temperatures in some parts of Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent pushing 104 degrees for days on end, often in tandem with shirt-soaking humidity.
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MUMBAI, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Facebook will have exclusive digital content rights for International Cricket Council (ICC) events in the Indian subcontinent till 2023, the world governing body of the sport said on Thursday.
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Under the Indus Water Treaty, a World Bank-brokered agreement that goes back decades, India and Pakistan divided the rights to the enormous Indus River and its tributaries that wind across the subcontinent.
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Being gay is almost a taboo in the subcontinent—lack of education, awareness, and the fact that no South Asian public figure, at least no one with Singh's profile, has acknowledged their sexuality.
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In India, the location of the base has raised fears that it will become another link in China's "string of pearls" of military alliances ringing the subcontinent, including Bangladesh, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka.
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India's Muslims have not, it is true, been officially persecuted, hounded into exile or systematically targeted by terrorists, as have minorities in other parts of the subcontinent, such as the Ahmadi sect in Pakistan.
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Trump must recognize that getting his way across the subcontinent could bring down a fragile edifice, one that has been propped up by delicate presidential balancing acts since the days of the Truman administration.
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Around half of those visitors would be residents of the United Arab Emirates, with the others expected to be tourists, including those from Gulf states, the Indian subcontinent, China, Britain and Germany, Otto said.
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In 2017 al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), al-Qaeda's South Asian branch, published a code of conduct that said Hindu, Muslim and Buddhist civilians and places of worship would not be attacked.
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Given my family's experience fleeing mob violence during the bloody partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947, I have felt a responsibility to work for refugees and asylum seekers as an interpreter and attorney.
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German carmaker Volkswagen said on Friday it had signed a memorandum of understanding to explore a partnership with India's Tata Motors to jointly develop auto components and vehicles for the Indian subcontinent and beyond.
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Kali is revered in many parts of the subcontinent and beyond as a universal mother and, like Durga, is often referred to as Kali Ma. In Bengal, Kali worship has been around for centuries.
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But the seasonal rains have become unreliable, with one study by the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology suggesting rainfall over the Indian subcontinent has decreased between 20 and 30 percent over the last century.
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A largely unrecognized figure in India, Atwal was a trending topic on Twitter across the subcontinent on Thursday after images of him in the company of Trudeau's wife and other Canadian ministers surfaced online.
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Those that have made it on the subcontinent, notching up valuations of over $1 billion in perhaps the most challenging and diverse of large markets, are agile, and well-placed to scale up elsewhere.
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Home-pitch advantage and the fanatical fans who have made cricket king on the subcontinent should be providing a big edge to a team that is ranked No. 1 in the world in Twenty20.
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It also tries to add to the mix an element of cultural sensitivity, dropping in statistics about the gender makeup of the Thai police force or the blood-type distribution on the Indian subcontinent.
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Apu was the only major South Asian character on prime-time TV for many years, helping to define how millions of Americans think Indians, Pakistanis and other people from the subcontinent talk and live.
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Many of them are from global streaming services: Netflix has committed to a wide range of original content from the subcontinent, including "Sacred Games," its first big budget, polylingual original series out of India.
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Traveling the subcontinent as history graduates in the early 1980s, Mr. Arora and Mr. Ajmera were inspired to create a contemporary jewelry brand after discovering for themselves India's rich heritage in the decorative arts.
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Cricket is the most popular game in the densely populated Indian subcontinent and presents a huge market for Facebook, which began venturing into sports streaming in 2017 by broadcasting weekly Major League Baseball games.
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After the India-Pakistan hostilities started, there was a sudden onslaught of humor about the situation, with both the Indian and Pakistani sides of the subcontinent taunting each other with visual and verbal comedy.
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Born in Gujarat in British India, Edhi and his Muslim family moved to Pakistan in 1947 during the violent partition of the subcontinent between the newborn nations of India, majority Hindu, and Pakistan, majority Muslim.
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But there are no such basketball bloodlines in China, now the NBA's biggest foreign market, and even fewer ties to India, the cricket-crazed subcontinent that the league has targeted for its next growth spurt.
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But unlike his predecessors, who viewed conflict on the Indian subcontinent as an issue of paramount importance, Trump and his team have seemed content to lie low, or even to tacitly support India over Pakistan.
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Groups that track hate crimes say assailants have sometimes mistaken followers of Sikhism, a faith that originated in the Punjab region of the Indian subcontinent, for Muslims, who have also been targeted in hate crimes.
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Both South Asian giants, who are historical arch-enemies, face numerous threats from international and regional terror groups, including the Islamic State, Al-Qaida in the Indian Subcontinent, Lashkar e-Tayyiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad.
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In addition to local groups, the Islamic State has claimed responsibility for some of the killings on social media, and several attacks have been claimed by a faction of Al Qaeda on the Indian subcontinent.
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The Indian government said that the diamond was neither "stolen nor forcibly taken away," but was gifted to the English East India company, which ruled over parts of the Indian subcontinent in the 19th century.
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Familiar across the subcontinent, such playacting involves practices such as caste restrictions, forcible conversion and other, more grotesque forms of bodily violence in which a community takes on the role it attributes to its enemies.
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And from 1936 to 1939, Nakashima lived in southern India, where he oversaw construction on one of the first reinforced concrete buildings on the subcontinent, the Golconde Dormitory at the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry.
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Although a niche sport with just 291 participating countries, versus 79 in the FIFA soccer championship, cricket's popularity in the Indian subcontinent means companies allot about half of their marketing budget to the World Cup.
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The Islamic State (IS) and Al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) have claimed credit for some killings, but Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ruling party—the Awami League—has denied the existence of these transnational groups.
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Recently, Bollywood star Swara Bhaskar was targeted by abusive trolls in the subcontinent for openly voicing her opinion on topics ranging from India's troubled relationship with its neighbor, Pakistan, and India's nationalist prime minister, Narendra Modi.
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New Delhi (CNN)Ansar al-Islam, the Bangladesh division of al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, or AQIS, has claimed responsibility for the recent killing of blogger Nazimuddin Samad, the jihadist monitoring group SITE reported Friday.
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And ultimately, for the long-term growth trajectory of the Coke system, we see China, the ASEAN countries, the Indian subcontinent and Africa as four real large opportunities to extend out our growth into the future.
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The largest increase in passengers came from the Indian subcontinent from where new flights were launched, while the most significant growth was driven by Eastern Europe and North America, the latter where Emirates added new destinations.
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Myanmar regards the Rohingya as illegal migrants from the Indian subcontinent and has confined tens of thousands to sprawling camps in Rakhine state segregated from the Buddhist Rakhine population since violence swept the area in 2012.
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Her fourth novel, "Questions of Travel," which won Australia's most prestigious literary award, the Miles Franklin, contrasted the journeys of an asylum-seeker from the subcontinent with those of a backpacking travel-guide writer from Sydney.
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Editorial Some 330 million people — about one quarter of India's population — are reeling from a drought that has turned vast areas of the subcontinent into a dust bowl, withering crops and forcing farmers from their lands.
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There is epidemiologic evidence that people who eat a diet rich in turmeric can potentially attribute their substantial health benefits to the spice, Hopp said, citing a lower incidence of colon cancer in the Indian subcontinent.
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Jawaharlal Nehru, the prime minister of India at the time, secured the archipelago for his country in the distribution of property that accompanied the British withdrawal from the subcontinent, beating out bids by Australia and Pakistan.
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Jammu and Kashmir's accession to India, even as a quasi-independent state, was a blow to the very idea upon which Pakistan had been founded: that Muslims on the subcontinent belonged together in their own homeland.
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Jammu and Kashmir's accession to India, even as a quasi-independent state, was a blow to the very idea upon which Pakistan had been founded: that Muslims on the subcontinent belonged together in their own homeland.
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Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) believes that India is an inherently Hindu country with no obligation to embrace the plurality of ethnicities, religions, and cultures present on the subcontinent (the country is about 80 percent Hindu).
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As part of the four-year deal, financial details of which were not disclosed, Facebook will show post-match recaps and in-play key moments and other "feature content" of the matches in the Indian subcontinent.
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"It was in the ancient region of Gandhara (nowadays Pakistan/Afghanistan) where the arts of the Indian subcontinent merged with Hellenistic art, brought into this region by Alexander the Great and his successors," Sildatke told Hyperallergic.
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After playing in all four tests on the tour of India earlier this year Marsh was dumped for the following tour of Bangladesh in what was quite a blow given he was considered something of subcontinent specialist.
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Steve McCurry: India, on view at the Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art in partnership with the International Center of Photography, presents a selection of images from 30 years of the photojournalist's travels across the South Asian subcontinent.
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Initially, a U.S. official told CNN it was more likely that al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent conducted this attack because it had demonstrated a more capable presence in Dhaka through attacks over the past few months.
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The foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan - longtime, nuclear-armed arch-rivals on the Indian subcontinent - are set to hold a rare, previously scheduled meeting on Friday, part of a budding diplomatic thaw after decades of hostility.
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In 2017 Houston experienced its third "500-year flood" in less than four decades, California suffered five of its 20 worst wildfires ever and parts of the Indian subcontinent were underwater for days following epic monsoon downpours.
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The LeJ's Naeem Bokhari and Sabir Khan, as well as Farooq Bhatti, deputy chief of al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), were captured by Pakistani forces in recent raids, military spokesman Lieutenant General Asim Bajwa said.
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The main groups claiming these murders have been al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) and Islamic State, lending the impression of an intensifying rivalry between two movements engaged in global jihad and trying to lure recruits.
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He said that Myanmar's geographic position—wedged between China, the Indian subcontinent and the rest of Southeast Asia means that the country is influenced by lots of "ancient ways … and philosophies" surrounding food from across the region.
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Made from dried henna tree (Lawsonia inermis) leaves that are smashed into a paste called henna in Arabic, or mehndi on the Indian subcontinent, and it's use has been traced back to at least 5,000 years ago.
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Al Qaeda leader Ayman al Zawahri announced the formation of AQIS in 2014 in a video posted online in which he said the group would spread Islamic rule and "raise the flag of jihad" across the subcontinent.
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"Today, we're launching a test to limit forwarding that will apply to everyone using WhatsApp," the company said in a blog post, but it has singled out its service in the subcontinent for even more special treatment.
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The call by al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) follows warnings by security officials and experts that the two groups are trying to outdo each other in the region and claim the mantle of global jihad.
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Overall, 33 percent were born outside the U.S., and researchers further divided these individuals into six groups based on their region of origin: Africa; Asia; Central America and the Caribbean; Europe; Indian Subcontinent; Mexico and South America.
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The social juggernaut announced on Thursday it has partnered with the International Cricket Council (ICC), the global governing body of cricket, to secure exclusive digital content rights until 193 for global ICC events in the Indian subcontinent.
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Nabokov might just as easily have become a great writer of the subcontinent: Was there work anywhere, he pleaded late in the year, if not in Britain or the United States, then in India or South Africa?
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Long before India's name is added to that growing list of countries to host an NBA game - and there are currently no concrete plans - the league will have laid a solid foundation for its arrival on the subcontinent.
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"Where we are seeing a recovery in demand is in ... Southeast Asia, the Indian subcontinent and parts of Africa, where higher oil prices are building confidence for national and state oil companies to increase capital investment," Cochran said.
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Initially, a U.S. official told CNN it was more likely that al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent conducted this attack because the group had demonstrated a more capable presence in Dhaka through attacks over the past few months.
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" "The overall intensity and frequency of extreme events are increasing over the region," the study said, adding that projected changes showed "further intensification of extreme precipitation over most parts of the subcontinent by the end of the century.
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At desolate stations in the depths of the subcontinent, Shockie got out and smoked, observing the blight of mildew on the walls, kicking away the twisted, disabled beggars who crowded around his feet cawing about their Hindu gods.
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Half of the art here comes from Rajasthan, in the northwest of the subcontinent, where artists at the courts of Hindu principalities created loose-leaf albums depicting pining lovers alone in the forest, musical instruments at their sides.
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In a meeting recounted in riveting detail in the memoirs of then-Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott, Clinton sat Sharif down and invoked the Cuban missile crisis as an analogy to the situation in the Indian subcontinent.
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After Great Britain gave up control of the Indian subcontinent in 1947 and split it up into a predominantly Hindu India and a Muslim Pakistan, Kashmir has been bitterly contested by both nations, even resulting in wars. 4.
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In 2012 a team of Japanese researchers predicted that by 2200 the Bay of Bengal would experience 31% fewer cyclones than today, but that 46% more will roil the Arabian Sea on the other side of the subcontinent.
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It was during his second stint as prime minister that India conducted the now infamous Pokhran II nuclear tests in 1998, setting off a nuclear arms race on the subcontinent, with Pakistan conducting rival tests within a month.
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