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Rahul Gandhi favourite to be next Indian PM - poll

Rahul Gandhi, scion of India’s Nehru-Gandhi political dynasty, is the favourite choice to be the country’s next prime minister, an opinion poll showed Monday. Among his ruling Congress party colleagues, Gandhi is preferred by 42 percent of Indians to lead the country, according to the poll. “No other Congress leader poses any challenge to him,” said leading pollster Yogendra Yadav of the New Delhi-based Centre for the Study of Developing Societies which conducted the “State of the Nation” poll last month.

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Tensions behind London unrest revealed

‘Policemen don’t think we are human’ - youngsters:

Rioting has again erupted on the streets of Tottenham almost 26 years after the Broadwater Farm riot. But what lies beneath the latest violent outburst in this chequered corner of north London? The majority of people trying to digest the scene of destruction along Tottenham’s cordoned-off High Road on Sunday morning looked genuinely baffled.

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Thousands protest police brutality in Spain

Thousands of Spanish protesters have held rallies in the Spanish capital of Madrid to protest at the use of force by the country’s police officers during an earlier demonstration. The protesters accused the authorities of abusing their power after 20 people were injured in clashes with riot police late Thursday during a rally in front of the interior ministry to protest the closure of the city’s Puerta Del Sol Square in Madrid, AFP reported.

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Pentagon likely to go for dire cuts

The US Defense Department officials should be prepared for more budget cuts in case the government fails to approve further savings by the end of year, a new report warns. “Given the abruptness of the cuts imposed under the trigger and the real possibility that congress may not be able to reach a deficit reduction compromise in time to avoid the trigger, department of defense should immediately begin contingency planning for how to handle such reduction,” the report by Todd Harrison Center for Strategic and Budget Assessment wrote.

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