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<p>At least 11 people have been killed and several others wounded in a bomb attack in the eastern Nangarhar province of Afghanistan.</p>

<p>The attack occurred on the second day of Afghanistan's parliamentary elections, which were extended because of attacks on Saturday and technical issues that caused hours of delays.</p>

<p>Earlier on yesterday, nearly 170 Afghans were killed or wounded in poll-related violence as the legislative election turned chaotic with many polling centres opening hours late — or not at all — due to technical glitches and lack of staff.</p>

<p>No one immediately claimed the attack. The Taliban and an Islamic State affiliate are both active in Nangarhar. Afghan civilians are often killed by roadside bombs intended to target security forces.<br />
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At least 11 people have been killed and several others wounded in a bomb attack in the eastern Nangarhar province of Afghanistan. The attack occurred on the second day of Afghanistan's parliamentary elections, which were extended because of attacks on Saturday and technical issues that caused hours of delays.

At least 11 people have been killed and several others wounded in a bomb attack in the eastern Nangarhar province of Afghanistan. The attack occurred on the second day of Afghanistan's parliamentary elections, which were extended because of attacks on Saturday and technical issues that caused hours of delays. Earlier on yesterday, nearly 170 Afghans were killed or wounded in poll-related violence as the legislative election turned chaotic with many polling centres opening hours late — or not at all — due to technical glitches and lack of staff. No one immediately claimed the attack. The Taliban and an Islamic State affiliate are both active in Nangarhar. Afghan civilians are often killed by roadside bombs intended to target security forces. (With inputs from agencies)

Roadside bomb kills 11 in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province

<p>My first goal is to work for peace and national unity of my country, says &nbsp;Dr Shaida Abdali</p>

<p>My first goal is to work for peace and national unity of my country, said Dr Shaida Abdali, who resigned as the Afghan Ambassador to India&nbsp;yesterday.</p>

<p>''I found India very close to my heart. I received love and warmth that is unforgettable,'' he added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The resignation of Abdali came on the same day Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani visited India and met India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi.</p>

<p>Tweeting his resignation out, Abdali wrote, “India not only gave me a home feeling but added a wealth of knowledge and plethora of experience to my over 2 decades-long political career.”<br />
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My first goal is to work for peace and national unity of my country, says Dr Shaida Abdali My first goal is to work for peace and national unity of my country, said Dr Shaida Abdali, who resigned as the Afghan Ambassador to India yesterday.

My first goal is to work for peace and national unity of my country, says Dr Shaida Abdali My first goal is to work for peace and national unity of my country, said Dr Shaida Abdali, who resigned as the Afghan Ambassador to India yesterday. ''I found India very close to my heart. I received love and warmth that is unforgettable,'' he added. The resignation of Abdali came on the same day Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani visited India and met India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Tweeting his resignation out, Abdali wrote, “India not only gave me a home feeling but added a wealth of knowledge and plethora of experience to my over 2 decades-long political career.” Stepping Down - A tough but an appealing decision: On a high note ending a successful visit of HE the Afghan President in India, I resigned today as the Afghan Ambassador to India. Serving in India for more than six years was indeed a great honor and privilege... pic.twitter.com/VcfUA1ULGF — Dr Shaida Abdali (@ShaidaAbdali) September 19, 2018 ×

My first goal is to work for peace and national unity of my country, says  Dr Shaida Abdali

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