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International Women's Day 2026: 10 Indian Women Who Changed The Country
International Women's Day 2026: From the peaks of Everest to the far reaches of space, these 10 Indian women icons have made the country proud.
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Iran, US Have Been At War For Decades - There's No End In Sight
It may seem that the US and the Middle East are currently embarking on yet another forever war. But the truth is that this is just the latest instalment of an undeclared military conflict between the two nations that has been ongoing since the 1980s.
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Amid Op Epic Fury, A Look At US Intelligence-Led Regime Change Operations
The United States, in a joint military operation with Israel, launched missiles at Iran on Saturday to topple the long-ruling Islamist government and trigger regime change.
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Ram Kapoor Admits Being An Absent Father: "My Children Didn't Know Me For 10 Years"
Gautami gave birth to their daughter Sia in 2006. The couple welcomed their son Aks in 2009.
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F-22 Raptors, F-35 Lightnings: US Unleashes Massive Air Armada, Iran Watches
The US military has assembled the greatest amount of air power in the Middle East since the 2003 invasion of Iraq by sending significant numbers of cutting-edge F-35 and F-22 jet fighters and support aircraft to the region.
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When Rajpal Yadav Spoke About Losing His First Wife At 20: "I Was Supposed To Meet Her, But Carried Her Body Instead"
Rajpal Yadav got married to his second wife, Radha, in 2003
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ADHD Prescriptions Are Up Tenfold, With The Wealthiest Kids Most Likely To Be Medicated
Children living in the lowest socioeconomic postcodes used to have the highest rates of ADHD prescriptions. But this has flipped, with kids from wealthier families now most likely to be prescribed.
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Nasser Hussain's "Will ICC Knock Out India" Comment Draws Strong Reaction Amid Pakistan's T20 World Cup Boycott Drama
Amid the ongoing turmoil surrounding Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the T20 World Cup, former England captain Nasser Hussain made a strong remark on Sky Sports' cricket podcast
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Pic In Underwear, Rs 68 Lakh Payment: Ex British Envoy's Epstein Links
A former British ambassador to the US allegedly received $75,000 (Rs 68.7 lakh approximately) from late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, new documents released by the US Justice Department suggest.
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Coach Sourav Ganguly 'Excited' With His Team Pretoria Capitals One Win Away From SA20 Title
Sourav Ganguly fell short as captain in South Africa when India lost to Australia in the 2003 World Cup final in Johannesburg. In the same country, the former BCCI president now has the chance to win his first title as a coach
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International Women's Day 2026: 10 Indian Women Who Changed The Country
International Women's Day 2026: From the peaks of Everest to the far reaches of space, these 10 Indian women icons have made the country proud.
-
Iran, US Have Been At War For Decades - There's No End In Sight
It may seem that the US and the Middle East are currently embarking on yet another forever war. But the truth is that this is just the latest instalment of an undeclared military conflict between the two nations that has been ongoing since the 1980s.
-
Amid Op Epic Fury, A Look At US Intelligence-Led Regime Change Operations
The United States, in a joint military operation with Israel, launched missiles at Iran on Saturday to topple the long-ruling Islamist government and trigger regime change.
-
Ram Kapoor Admits Being An Absent Father: "My Children Didn't Know Me For 10 Years"
Gautami gave birth to their daughter Sia in 2006. The couple welcomed their son Aks in 2009.
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F-22 Raptors, F-35 Lightnings: US Unleashes Massive Air Armada, Iran Watches
The US military has assembled the greatest amount of air power in the Middle East since the 2003 invasion of Iraq by sending significant numbers of cutting-edge F-35 and F-22 jet fighters and support aircraft to the region.
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When Rajpal Yadav Spoke About Losing His First Wife At 20: "I Was Supposed To Meet Her, But Carried Her Body Instead"
Rajpal Yadav got married to his second wife, Radha, in 2003
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ADHD Prescriptions Are Up Tenfold, With The Wealthiest Kids Most Likely To Be Medicated
Children living in the lowest socioeconomic postcodes used to have the highest rates of ADHD prescriptions. But this has flipped, with kids from wealthier families now most likely to be prescribed.
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Nasser Hussain's "Will ICC Knock Out India" Comment Draws Strong Reaction Amid Pakistan's T20 World Cup Boycott Drama
Amid the ongoing turmoil surrounding Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the T20 World Cup, former England captain Nasser Hussain made a strong remark on Sky Sports' cricket podcast
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Pic In Underwear, Rs 68 Lakh Payment: Ex British Envoy's Epstein Links
A former British ambassador to the US allegedly received $75,000 (Rs 68.7 lakh approximately) from late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, new documents released by the US Justice Department suggest.
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Coach Sourav Ganguly 'Excited' With His Team Pretoria Capitals One Win Away From SA20 Title
Sourav Ganguly fell short as captain in South Africa when India lost to Australia in the 2003 World Cup final in Johannesburg. In the same country, the former BCCI president now has the chance to win his first title as a coach
