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700 tons of ammonium nitrate stuck in Indian port

  • Indian authorities ordered a review of all potentially hazardous materials in its ports and were alerted to 690 tons of ammonium nitrate in Chennai in southern India
  • Thirty-seven containers of the compound were imported from South Korea in 2015 by an Indian firm for use in fertilizers but were seized after the substance was found to be explosives-grade
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Doctors extract 526 teeth from Indian boy

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Cyclone 'Gaja' makes landfall in south India, kills 11 people

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Veteran South Indian politician Muthuvel Karunanidhi dies

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‘Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster 3:’ A jaded cat-and-mouse roulette

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India closes British-owned Vedanta copper smelter permanently after bloody protest

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MS Dhoni drives Chennai to five-wicket win over Bangalore in IPL

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Mothers petition court to ‘free’ daughters employed in Indian spinning mill

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Lasers, tags and cameras target baby thieves in Indian hospitals

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India clears $650 million Boeing army chopper deal: defense sources

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