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Pete Hegseth Defends $1.5 Trillion Defence Budget Amid Iran War
Washington, May 1 (IANS) US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth mounted a forceful defence of President Donald Trump’s proposed $1.5 trillion military budget, arguing it reflects “the urgency of the moment” and is essential to counter a rapidly deteriorat
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Were Virat Kohli, RCB Right To Complain Over Jason Holder's Catch? Here's What The Rule Says
Virat Kohli was livid with the decision and engaged in an animated chat with a match official before Andy Flower also joined him to voice his concerns.
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"Not Hardened Criminal": Pawan Khera's Bail Plea Plays Out In Supreme Court
An individual's personal liberty, as guaranteed under Article 21, must be protected, senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi argued, pointing out also that Congress leader Pawan Khera is not a "hardened criminal".
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Replit CEO Says Studying Computer Science Just To Make Money At Google Is "Pretty Dumb"
He argued that the field has become "overhyped," with many choosing it purely for money rather than curiosity.
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"His Hand Was Gone": US Woman Faces Up To 25 Years For Throwing Dynamite At Boyfriend
The Suffolk County District Attorney's Office revealed that the couple had argued earlier that day.
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Rhea Chakraborty's Frozen Bank Accounts Released In Sushant Singh Rajput Case
Rhea Chakraborty is now set to return with filmmaker Hansal Mehta's upcoming series
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US Modifies Sanctions, Allows Venezuela To Pay For Nicolas Maduro's Lawyer
Maduro's lawyer had earlier asked a US District judge to dismiss the case because US sanctions were preventing Venezuela from paying his legal fees.
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When Annu Kapoor Recalled Rift With Shashi Kapoor: "A Small Actor Argued With Me"
Annu Kapoor is best known for films like Utsav, Mr India, Tezaab, and 7 Khoon Maaf
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US-Iran Tensions Build Over Hormuz As Peace Talks Stall
The US and Israel waged a war against Iran in late February, arguing that Tehran could enrich the material further and try to build an atomic bomb.
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Top Court's Bengal "President's Rule" Question To Probe Agency In I-PAC Case
The Supreme Court said an argument of breakdown of constitutional machinery will have "far-reaching consequences", as it can lead to President's rule.
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Pete Hegseth Defends $1.5 Trillion Defence Budget Amid Iran War
Washington, May 1 (IANS) US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth mounted a forceful defence of President Donald Trump’s proposed $1.5 trillion military budget, arguing it reflects “the urgency of the moment” and is essential to counter a rapidly deteriorat
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Were Virat Kohli, RCB Right To Complain Over Jason Holder's Catch? Here's What The Rule Says
Virat Kohli was livid with the decision and engaged in an animated chat with a match official before Andy Flower also joined him to voice his concerns.
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"Not Hardened Criminal": Pawan Khera's Bail Plea Plays Out In Supreme Court
An individual's personal liberty, as guaranteed under Article 21, must be protected, senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi argued, pointing out also that Congress leader Pawan Khera is not a "hardened criminal".
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Replit CEO Says Studying Computer Science Just To Make Money At Google Is "Pretty Dumb"
He argued that the field has become "overhyped," with many choosing it purely for money rather than curiosity.
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"His Hand Was Gone": US Woman Faces Up To 25 Years For Throwing Dynamite At Boyfriend
The Suffolk County District Attorney's Office revealed that the couple had argued earlier that day.
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Rhea Chakraborty's Frozen Bank Accounts Released In Sushant Singh Rajput Case
Rhea Chakraborty is now set to return with filmmaker Hansal Mehta's upcoming series
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US Modifies Sanctions, Allows Venezuela To Pay For Nicolas Maduro's Lawyer
Maduro's lawyer had earlier asked a US District judge to dismiss the case because US sanctions were preventing Venezuela from paying his legal fees.
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When Annu Kapoor Recalled Rift With Shashi Kapoor: "A Small Actor Argued With Me"
Annu Kapoor is best known for films like Utsav, Mr India, Tezaab, and 7 Khoon Maaf
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US-Iran Tensions Build Over Hormuz As Peace Talks Stall
The US and Israel waged a war against Iran in late February, arguing that Tehran could enrich the material further and try to build an atomic bomb.
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Top Court's Bengal "President's Rule" Question To Probe Agency In I-PAC Case
The Supreme Court said an argument of breakdown of constitutional machinery will have "far-reaching consequences", as it can lead to President's rule.
