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Why Many Indian Tourists Are Cancelling Trips To Turkey, Azerbaijan
Hundreds of Indian tourists are now cancelling their trips to Turkey and Azerbaijan as these countries supported Pakistan in the conflict with India following the massacre of 26 tourists in Kashmir's Pahalgam by Islamabad-backed terrorists.
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As Young, "Jeans-Wearing" Priest In Peru, Pope Leo XIV Survived Bomb Threat
Hector Camacho remembers Prevost asking altar boys for help with words in Spanish, taking them on trips to beaches, and hiring karate, swimming and basketball coaches to keep the town's youth away from crime.
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Committed To Eliminating Maoism By March 31, 2026: CRPF Chief GP Singh
Security forces are undertaking "relentless and ruthless" operations to ensure that Naxalism is eliminated by March 31, 2026, Director General Central Reserve Police Force GP Singh said Wednesday.
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Ex-Chief Of Chinese Chip Giant Gets Suspended Death Sentence For Corruption
China on Wednesday handed a suspended death sentence to the former head of a major state-owned maker of high-end semiconductors, state media reported.
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Trump Says He's Open To Attending Talks On Ukraine, Unsure About Putin
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he was still considering whether to attend talks on the war in Ukraine planned for Thursday in Turkey but he does not know whether Russian President Vladimir Putin will go.
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Cabinet Clears ₹3,706 Crore HCL-Foxconn Chip Plant In UP's Jewar
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a Rs 3,706 crore semiconductor plant at Jewar in Uttar Pradesh, to be set up by the HCL-Foxconn joint venture to manufacture display driver chips for mobile phones, laptops, and automobiles.
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Reform Deal Reached, Bangladesh Says It Will Receive $1.3 Billion From IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is set to release $1.3 billion to Bangladesh in June, after completing a fourth review of its $4.7-billion loan programme and a key breakthrough in talks on exchange rate reforms, the finance ministry said.
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30-Year-Old Man Trampled To Death By Wild Elephant In Jharkhand: Cops
A 30-year-old man has been trampled to death by a wild elephant in Jharkhand's Lohardaga district, a police officer said.
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Chandigarh Teen Lost Eyes In Acid Attack, Scores 95.6% In Class 12 Boards
Acid burned her eyes, not her ambition. Seventeen-year-old Kafi has defied all odds to score 95.6 per cent marks in her CBSE Class 12 boards, results of which were declared yesterday.
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"Ordered Two Sizes Smaller Dress": Woman Who Lost 50 Kg Shares Diet And Motivation Tips
"50 kg lighter, 1000 lessons heavier," writes Muskan as she shared her weight loss journey and diet tips on social media.
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What Is Your 'War Quotient'? A Quiz By Derek O'Brien
Here's a quiz by Rajya Sabha MP Derek O'Brien on wars, history and more!
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Woman Who Quits Job To Look After Child Entitled To Alimony: Delhi High Court
A woman's decision to leave her job to take care of her child does not count as voluntary unemployment and she would be entitled to alimony, the Delhi High Court has ruled
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Israel Targets Top Hamas Militant Muhammad Sinwar In Latest Gaza Strike, His Fate Unclear
Muhammad Sinwar, one of the remaining top leaders of Hamas in Gaza, was reportedly targeted by Israel in a massive airstrike at a hospital in the southern Gaza Strip on Tuesday afternoon.
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Alphabet's Waymo Recalls 1,200 Self-Driving Vehicles After Barrier Collisions
Alphabet's selfdriving unit, Waymo, is recalling 1,212 vehicles after some cars collided with roadway barriers due to a fault in how the vehicle detected or responded to the objects.
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Israel Resumes Bombing Gaza Hospitals Hours After Hostage Release
At least 28 people were killed by Israeli airstrikes on two hospitals in Gaza, ending a brief pause in bombardment following the release of an Israeli-American hostage on Tuesday.
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Why Many Indian Tourists Are Cancelling Trips To Turkey, Azerbaijan
Hundreds of Indian tourists are now cancelling their trips to Turkey and Azerbaijan as these countries supported Pakistan in the conflict with India following the massacre of 26 tourists in Kashmir's Pahalgam by Islamabad-backed terrorists.
-
As Young, "Jeans-Wearing" Priest In Peru, Pope Leo XIV Survived Bomb Threat
Hector Camacho remembers Prevost asking altar boys for help with words in Spanish, taking them on trips to beaches, and hiring karate, swimming and basketball coaches to keep the town's youth away from crime.
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Committed To Eliminating Maoism By March 31, 2026: CRPF Chief GP Singh
Security forces are undertaking "relentless and ruthless" operations to ensure that Naxalism is eliminated by March 31, 2026, Director General Central Reserve Police Force GP Singh said Wednesday.
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Ex-Chief Of Chinese Chip Giant Gets Suspended Death Sentence For Corruption
China on Wednesday handed a suspended death sentence to the former head of a major state-owned maker of high-end semiconductors, state media reported.
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Trump Says He's Open To Attending Talks On Ukraine, Unsure About Putin
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he was still considering whether to attend talks on the war in Ukraine planned for Thursday in Turkey but he does not know whether Russian President Vladimir Putin will go.
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Cabinet Clears ₹3,706 Crore HCL-Foxconn Chip Plant In UP's Jewar
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a Rs 3,706 crore semiconductor plant at Jewar in Uttar Pradesh, to be set up by the HCL-Foxconn joint venture to manufacture display driver chips for mobile phones, laptops, and automobiles.
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Reform Deal Reached, Bangladesh Says It Will Receive $1.3 Billion From IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is set to release $1.3 billion to Bangladesh in June, after completing a fourth review of its $4.7-billion loan programme and a key breakthrough in talks on exchange rate reforms, the finance ministry said.
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30-Year-Old Man Trampled To Death By Wild Elephant In Jharkhand: Cops
A 30-year-old man has been trampled to death by a wild elephant in Jharkhand's Lohardaga district, a police officer said.
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Chandigarh Teen Lost Eyes In Acid Attack, Scores 95.6% In Class 12 Boards
Acid burned her eyes, not her ambition. Seventeen-year-old Kafi has defied all odds to score 95.6 per cent marks in her CBSE Class 12 boards, results of which were declared yesterday.
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"Ordered Two Sizes Smaller Dress": Woman Who Lost 50 Kg Shares Diet And Motivation Tips
"50 kg lighter, 1000 lessons heavier," writes Muskan as she shared her weight loss journey and diet tips on social media.
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What Is Your 'War Quotient'? A Quiz By Derek O'Brien
Here's a quiz by Rajya Sabha MP Derek O'Brien on wars, history and more!
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Woman Who Quits Job To Look After Child Entitled To Alimony: Delhi High Court
A woman's decision to leave her job to take care of her child does not count as voluntary unemployment and she would be entitled to alimony, the Delhi High Court has ruled
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Israel Targets Top Hamas Militant Muhammad Sinwar In Latest Gaza Strike, His Fate Unclear
Muhammad Sinwar, one of the remaining top leaders of Hamas in Gaza, was reportedly targeted by Israel in a massive airstrike at a hospital in the southern Gaza Strip on Tuesday afternoon.
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Alphabet's Waymo Recalls 1,200 Self-Driving Vehicles After Barrier Collisions
Alphabet's selfdriving unit, Waymo, is recalling 1,212 vehicles after some cars collided with roadway barriers due to a fault in how the vehicle detected or responded to the objects.
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Israel Resumes Bombing Gaza Hospitals Hours After Hostage Release
At least 28 people were killed by Israeli airstrikes on two hospitals in Gaza, ending a brief pause in bombardment following the release of an Israeli-American hostage on Tuesday.
