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After Israel's Fresh Strikes On Gaza, Qatar Warns Of 'Dangerous Escalation'
Gaza health authorities said fresh Israeli air strikes killed four people Thursday as Qatar, a mediator of the weeks-long ceasefire, warned that renewed attacks threatened to undermine the fragile truce between Israel and Hamas.
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Hundreds Seek Refuge As Mount Semeru Erupts In Indonesia
Hundreds of Indonesians stayed in temporary shelters Thursday after a volcano on the main island of Java erupted, damaging houses and a school, with around 190 people evacuated from its slopes, authorities said.
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Selective Data Sharing, Family Integration: What The New Aadhar App Offers
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has announced a new Aadhaar app that will revolutionise identity verification in India by offering a secure, paperless alternative.
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Man Wanted For Murder In India Arrested In US, Denied Entry Into Canada
A 22-year-old Indian citizen, wanted for murder in his home country and who illegally entered the US, has been arrested by border authorities here.
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As Delhi Chokes, AIIMS Doctor Says Masks Won't Help
Dr Anant Mohan said that masks and purifiers offer limited individual protection. AQI in many areas in Delhi stayed above 400.
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Indian Woman, Son Killed In US In 2017. How Laptop Led To Killer Years Later
More than eight years after Andhra woman Sasikala Narra and her son Anish were found dead in their New Jersey apartment, authorities in the United States have announced charges against an Indian man.
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NRI Reveals Deal-Breaker For Indians Looking To Return To Country For Retirement: 'Horrendous Traffic'
The user stated that chaotic traffic in Indian cities was one of the biggest deal-breakers, deterring the NRIs from retiring in India.
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Aadhaar Card With Just Photo And QR Code Soon? What Top Official Said
The Unique Identification Authority of India is mulling issuing an Aadhaar card with the holder's photo and a QR code to prevent misuse of individuals' data and discourage offline verification practices, which are in contravention of the present law,
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21 Killed, Over 40 Injured After Bus Plunges Into Ravine In Equador
Twenty-one people died and 40 were injured when a bus plunged into a ravine in Ecuador over the weekend, authorities said Monday.
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Russian Strikes Kill Five In Ukraine, Destroy Kindergarten
Russian aerial strikes on Monday killed five people and destroyed a kindergarten in eastern Ukraine, authorities said.
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Top Court Slams Rajasthan For Failing To Control Jojari River's Pollution
The Supreme Court slammed the Rajasthan authorities for their failure to control pollution in the Jojari River, saying the suffering that has been caused to two million people was "unbelievable".
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AI Tool In National Disease Surveillance Helped Issue Over 5,000 Alerts To Health Authorities: Data
Nearly 200 countries are legally bound by the International Health Regulations (IHR) to operate a national disease surveillance system. The IHR and World Health Organization work together in protecting global health security.
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Scammers Exploit Australia’s Cybercrime Portal to Impersonate Police and Steal Crypto, AFP Warns
Australian authorities have warned of a new cryptocurrency scam in which criminals file fake reports through the government’s ReportCyber portal and then impersonate police officers to deceive victims. Using real case reference numbers, scammers pressure individuals into moving their crypto assets to fraudulent accounts. The AFP and Australia’s...
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Over 150 Palestinians Were Held For Around 12 Hours In South Africa
South African authorities faced heavy criticism Friday after they held more than 150 Palestinians, including a woman who is nine months pregnant, on a plane for around 12 hours due to complications with their travel documents.
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Scholarships For Indian Students To Pursue Medicine, Engineering And More In Russia For 2026-27
Applications must be submitted via the official website; selection involves a two-stage process managed by Russian authorities, with no Indian government role in candidate selection.
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After Israel's Fresh Strikes On Gaza, Qatar Warns Of 'Dangerous Escalation'
Gaza health authorities said fresh Israeli air strikes killed four people Thursday as Qatar, a mediator of the weeks-long ceasefire, warned that renewed attacks threatened to undermine the fragile truce between Israel and Hamas.
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Hundreds Seek Refuge As Mount Semeru Erupts In Indonesia
Hundreds of Indonesians stayed in temporary shelters Thursday after a volcano on the main island of Java erupted, damaging houses and a school, with around 190 people evacuated from its slopes, authorities said.
-
Selective Data Sharing, Family Integration: What The New Aadhar App Offers
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has announced a new Aadhaar app that will revolutionise identity verification in India by offering a secure, paperless alternative.
-
Man Wanted For Murder In India Arrested In US, Denied Entry Into Canada
A 22-year-old Indian citizen, wanted for murder in his home country and who illegally entered the US, has been arrested by border authorities here.
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As Delhi Chokes, AIIMS Doctor Says Masks Won't Help
Dr Anant Mohan said that masks and purifiers offer limited individual protection. AQI in many areas in Delhi stayed above 400.
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Indian Woman, Son Killed In US In 2017. How Laptop Led To Killer Years Later
More than eight years after Andhra woman Sasikala Narra and her son Anish were found dead in their New Jersey apartment, authorities in the United States have announced charges against an Indian man.
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NRI Reveals Deal-Breaker For Indians Looking To Return To Country For Retirement: 'Horrendous Traffic'
The user stated that chaotic traffic in Indian cities was one of the biggest deal-breakers, deterring the NRIs from retiring in India.
-
Aadhaar Card With Just Photo And QR Code Soon? What Top Official Said
The Unique Identification Authority of India is mulling issuing an Aadhaar card with the holder's photo and a QR code to prevent misuse of individuals' data and discourage offline verification practices, which are in contravention of the present law,
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21 Killed, Over 40 Injured After Bus Plunges Into Ravine In Equador
Twenty-one people died and 40 were injured when a bus plunged into a ravine in Ecuador over the weekend, authorities said Monday.
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Russian Strikes Kill Five In Ukraine, Destroy Kindergarten
Russian aerial strikes on Monday killed five people and destroyed a kindergarten in eastern Ukraine, authorities said.
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Top Court Slams Rajasthan For Failing To Control Jojari River's Pollution
The Supreme Court slammed the Rajasthan authorities for their failure to control pollution in the Jojari River, saying the suffering that has been caused to two million people was "unbelievable".
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AI Tool In National Disease Surveillance Helped Issue Over 5,000 Alerts To Health Authorities: Data
Nearly 200 countries are legally bound by the International Health Regulations (IHR) to operate a national disease surveillance system. The IHR and World Health Organization work together in protecting global health security.
-
Scammers Exploit Australia’s Cybercrime Portal to Impersonate Police and Steal Crypto, AFP Warns
Australian authorities have warned of a new cryptocurrency scam in which criminals file fake reports through the government’s ReportCyber portal and then impersonate police officers to deceive victims. Using real case reference numbers, scammers pressure individuals into moving their crypto assets to fraudulent accounts. The AFP and Australia’s...
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Over 150 Palestinians Were Held For Around 12 Hours In South Africa
South African authorities faced heavy criticism Friday after they held more than 150 Palestinians, including a woman who is nine months pregnant, on a plane for around 12 hours due to complications with their travel documents.
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Scholarships For Indian Students To Pursue Medicine, Engineering And More In Russia For 2026-27
Applications must be submitted via the official website; selection involves a two-stage process managed by Russian authorities, with no Indian government role in candidate selection.
