Siddhi Singh
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Brij Bhushan Acquitted: A Timeline Of The Wrestlers' Sexual Harassment Case
The case stemmed from allegations of sexual harassment made by six women wrestlers, including Olympian Vinesh Phogat. It sparked nationwide protests, multiple court proceedings and intense public debate.
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Russia Has A New Target In Ukraine War: Gas Stations Across Kyiv
Ukrainian authorities said that the attacks are intended to intimidate civilians by targeting fuel stations, which have become important facilities for people during the war.
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A Ton Of Space Junk Returns To Earth Weekly As Rocket Launches Rise: Report
According to Mariusz Slonina, who heads space situational awareness operations for the Polish Space Agency, around one metric ton of space debris re-enters Earth's atmosphere every week.
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What Is Bitchat? Jack Dorsey's Offline Messaging App Under Spotlight
Bitchat is a decentralised peer-to-peer messaging application that allows users to exchange messages without an internet connection, mobile network, servers, phone numbers or email addresses.
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UK Cabinet Reshuffle: Three Indian-Origin Labour MPs Secure Front-Bench Posts
Kanishka Narayan has been inducted into the Cabinet as the Minister for AI, while Satvir Kaur and Harpreet Uppal have been appointed to key government roles.
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She Drugged His Milk, Then Released Snake On Him: A Chilling UP Murder
The victim, Atul Panwar, who co-ran Krishna Kids Play School in Hastinapur with his wife, Damini, was found dead in his bed.
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On Camera, Crocodile Drags 12-Year-Old UP Boy Into River, Kills Him In Front Of Uncle
The incident reportedly took place on Thursday evening in Muraunwa village in the Baundi police station area, Bahraich.
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China's New Mega Dam Near Indian Border Poses Huge Geological Risk: Report
China is building the world's largest hydroelectric dam in the lower parts of the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, about 50 kilometres from the border with India.
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Why Vladimir Putin's 'Shadow Fleet' Tankers Are Taking Longer Routes
Russia's sanctioned oil tankers are avoiding the English Channel after Britain seized a vessel from Moscow's "shadow fleet" last month.
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Nigel Farage's Election Gamble Backfires. He Will Now Fight A 'Garbage Can'
Nigel Farage resigned as the member of parliament for Clacton-on-Sea in southeast England on Tuesday amid growing controversy over alleged undeclared financial donations.
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Soviet Leader Leonid Brezhnev's Great-Grandson, Fighting For Russia, Captured By Ukraine: Report
Anton Milaev is said to have joined the Russian military as a combat engineer in autumn 2025.
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"What To Believe?" US Order On AI Models Leaves Anthropic Workers Confused
Nearly a week after the surprise order, many workers say they still have little clarity on why the restrictions were imposed.
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Wikipedia Can Be Biased On "Disputed" Issues, Says Co-Founder Larry Sanger
Responding to questions about whether Wikipedia can be trusted on issues concerning India and Hindus, Sanger said the encyclopedia generally performs well when presenting straightforward and undisputed facts.
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Bill Gates Says Jeffrey Epstein Tried To Use His Extramarital Affairs To Pressure Him
In his statement, Gates reiterated that he deeply regretted his association with Epstein.
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"Era Of 7-8 Year Timelines Over": Devendra Fadnavis On Project Delays
The Chief Minister stressed that the era of projects stretching for seven or eight years was over
