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US Claims 2 Warships Crossed Hormuz For Mine Clearance Op, Iran Denies
2 US Warships Cross Strait Of Hormuz In First Such Transit Since Iran War Began
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England Star, Unsold During IPL 2026 Auction, Slams A Statement 166 In This Tournament
After a difficult Ashes where he managed 211 runs across 10 innings with just one fifty, Jamie Smith has responded with authority, following up a 132 at Warwickshire with a commanding 166.
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After 2023 Delhi Flood Chaos, 40-Year-Old Drain Opened To Fix Waterlogging
Authorities in Delhi have opened up a 40-year-old covered stretch of the Delhi Gate drain, a move seen as crucial to tackling chronic waterlogging at ITO and nearby central areas ahead of the monsoon.
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Sports Authority HQ Canteen Shutdown: LPG Crisis or Price War? Only Tea On The Menu
Operations at the canteen inside the Sports Authority of India headquarters in Delhi have come to a partial halt
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Badshah Removes 'Derogatory' Tateeree Parts After Row, New Version Out On April 14
Earlier this week, Badshah appeared before the National Commission for Women (NCW) and submitted a written apology for the Tateeree controversy
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UK NCA-Led Operation Atlantic Freezes $12 Million Funds Tied to Approval Phishing Scams
Operation Atlantic, involving agencies from the UK, US, and Canada, has frozen $12 million linked to crypto phishing scams. The initiative identified over 20,000 victims and highlighted the growing threat of approval phishing attacks. Authorities are increasing international cooperation to tackle organised digital asset fraud.
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Well-Reasoned, Well-Researched PILs Will Always Be Entertained: Supreme Court
The Chief Justice told a advocate to first raise issues with the concerned authorities and file a PIL in the court only after his prayers go unheard.
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Suez Canal Transit Fee Is Legal, Hormuz Toll Is Not. Here's Why
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international sea law, says that countries bordering straits cannot demand payment simply for permission to pass through.
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Sri Lankan Navy Arrests 10 Indian Fishermen For Alleged Poaching
At least 30 Indian fishermen were repatriated from Sri Lanka on Tuesday, authorities said.
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Flight Aborts Landing At Paris Airport. Reason: Wedding Fireworks
Passengers experienced a sudden climb moments before touchdown as the crew responded to an external hazard.
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US Claims 2 Warships Crossed Hormuz For Mine Clearance Op, Iran Denies
2 US Warships Cross Strait Of Hormuz In First Such Transit Since Iran War Began
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England Star, Unsold During IPL 2026 Auction, Slams A Statement 166 In This Tournament
After a difficult Ashes where he managed 211 runs across 10 innings with just one fifty, Jamie Smith has responded with authority, following up a 132 at Warwickshire with a commanding 166.
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After 2023 Delhi Flood Chaos, 40-Year-Old Drain Opened To Fix Waterlogging
Authorities in Delhi have opened up a 40-year-old covered stretch of the Delhi Gate drain, a move seen as crucial to tackling chronic waterlogging at ITO and nearby central areas ahead of the monsoon.
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Sports Authority HQ Canteen Shutdown: LPG Crisis or Price War? Only Tea On The Menu
Operations at the canteen inside the Sports Authority of India headquarters in Delhi have come to a partial halt
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Badshah Removes 'Derogatory' Tateeree Parts After Row, New Version Out On April 14
Earlier this week, Badshah appeared before the National Commission for Women (NCW) and submitted a written apology for the Tateeree controversy
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UK NCA-Led Operation Atlantic Freezes $12 Million Funds Tied to Approval Phishing Scams
Operation Atlantic, involving agencies from the UK, US, and Canada, has frozen $12 million linked to crypto phishing scams. The initiative identified over 20,000 victims and highlighted the growing threat of approval phishing attacks. Authorities are increasing international cooperation to tackle organised digital asset fraud.
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Well-Reasoned, Well-Researched PILs Will Always Be Entertained: Supreme Court
The Chief Justice told a advocate to first raise issues with the concerned authorities and file a PIL in the court only after his prayers go unheard.
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Suez Canal Transit Fee Is Legal, Hormuz Toll Is Not. Here's Why
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international sea law, says that countries bordering straits cannot demand payment simply for permission to pass through.
-
Sri Lankan Navy Arrests 10 Indian Fishermen For Alleged Poaching
At least 30 Indian fishermen were repatriated from Sri Lanka on Tuesday, authorities said.
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Flight Aborts Landing At Paris Airport. Reason: Wedding Fireworks
Passengers experienced a sudden climb moments before touchdown as the crew responded to an external hazard.
