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- Rajnath Singh assumes charge as Defence Minister for the second consecutive term
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Actor Mark Ruffalo on ‘terror watch list’
In 2010, the US authorities reportedly placed Hollywood star Mark Ruffalo on a terror watch list after he organised screenings for a new documentary about natural gas drilling.
The Zodiac actor arranged showings for GasLand earlier in 2010 and spoke out about the dangers to the national water supplies. But his efforts to raise awareness and demand a stop to natural gas drilling attracted the attention of officials from Pennsylvania’s Office of Homeland Security.
He later discovered his efforts had landed him on a terror alert watchlist.
The 43-year-old actor, who also starred in 2010 critical hit The Kids Are All Right, has not been stopped from flying but faces severe security checks from TSA airport officials.
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