Examples of using Atrocities in English and their translations into Hindi
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But even after bearing such atrocities, she was never deterred by failure and carried two sarees.
In another attempt to brush over past atrocities, the Ministry of Culture placed a general ban on the film,
It was“a journalism of outrage- outrage against the injustices and atrocities that take place round the world-
It is equally true that atrocities against SCs and STs have increased in the recent years by about 70-90 per cent.
If some incident takes place regarding atrocities on residents here,
since then has been carrying out atrocities to suppress public uprisings.
As a result, many analysts felt that knowing might have averted those wars and their atrocities.
the fighters accused of carrying out many atrocities in Darfur.
every minute these forces are perpetuating countless atrocities on the people.
5 years under the BJP Government, hate crimes and atrocities against the minorities and other vulnerable sections of the people have increased manifold.
However, Sommerville noted that she continues to espouse the ISIL ideology and justify its atrocities.
It is an unfortunate fact that even in the Independent India, atrocities continue to be inflicted on innocent people by the Police and other law enforcing agencies.
how the conflict and the Holocaust could have happened- and how we can prevent such atrocities from happening again.
The website The Religion of Peace records an average of 4 or 5 Muslim atrocities every day.
In the name of God" we have created more atrocities than any one person or group could ever think up.
Although we haven't been to Nigeria, the film and book do a great job of showing the atrocities of war, its effect on African women,
Beyond Russia's destabilizing behavior across the world, such as its participation in the atrocities in Syria and its illegal actions in Ukraine,
units of the Partisans were responsible for atrocities after the repatriations of Bleiburg,
The atrocities directed against the Rohingya are widely viewed as a religious conflict between Myanmar's dominant Buddhist population
The UN Human Rights Office in Geneva has issued a report warning that atrocities- which have seen more than 251 people killed in the Democratic Republic of Congo over a period of four months- could amount to crimes against humanity.