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Nationwide Cashless Treatment Scheme For Road Accident Victims: Centre
The government has notified cashless treatment scheme for road accident victims nationwide, under which they will be entitled to a maximum amount of Rs 1.5 lakh per accident per person.
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"Let It Be A Tale": Palestinian Poet Mosab Abu Toha Wins Pulitzer
Palestinian poet and author Mosab Abu Toha has won the Pulitzer Prize for his powerful essays, chronicling the physical and emotional toll of the ongoing war in Gaza.
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New York Asks Judge To Bar Trump From Killing Manhattan's Congestion Pricing Program
New York launched its first-in-the-nation program in January, charging most passenger vehicles a toll of $9 during peak periods to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street, in a bid to cut congestion and raise funds to improve mass transit.
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Samsung Fights $520 Million India Tax Demand, Points to Reliance Practice
Samsung has asked the Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal in Mumbai to quash a $520 million (roughly Rs. 4,381 crore) tax demand for allegedly misclassifying imports of networking gear. The South Korean giant has said that Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance also imported the same component in a similar manner for years.
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Convict Goes Missing From Georgia Jail, Cops Realise Mistake 12 Hours Later
Authorities placed the jail under lockdown when they discovered a convicted murderer had disappeared from custody.
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Woman Writes Novel For "Dead Mother", And Then This Happened
Author Stefany Valentine released her debut book, First Love Language, in January.
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2 Dead After Plane Crashes Into Neighborhood In US' California
A small plane has crashed into a backyard of a residential neighborhood in southern California, killing two people onboard and damaging homes, local authorities said.
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Flight Searched In Colombo Over Suspicion Pahalgam Suspects On Board
A massive search operation was undertaken at the Colombo airport this noon amid suspicion that suspects in the Pahalgam terror attack had reached Sri Lanka on board a flight from Chennai.
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Shooter Wounds Two At US College, Suspect Likely Former Employee
A gunman wounded two women on the campus of a private college near the US city of Los Angeles, authorities said.
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6 Killed, Over 50 Injured In Goa Temple Stampede, PM Modi Dials Chief Minister
At least six people were killed and more than 50 others injured after a stampede broke out during the annual Lairai Devi jatra (procession) at a temple in Goa's Shirgao early Saturday.
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Tsunami Warning In Argentina, Chile After Major Quake, Evacuations Underway
Chilean authorities issued a tsunami warning for the country's southernmost region Friday morning and both Chile and Argentina ordered evacuations after a major 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of South America.
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What Is "Fart Walk", New Wellness Trend Going Viral For Its Health Benefits
A new health and wellness trend called "fart walk" is gaining traction on social media after receiving firm backing from medical professionals.
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"100% Fruit Juice" Claim By Dabur Misleading: Food Regulator To High Court
The claim made by FMCG giant Dabur that its range of fruit beverages is made "100 per cent" from fruits violates rules and regulations and is also misleading for the consumers, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) said.
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No Power, No Cooking: Indian Man In Portugal Shares 12-Hour Blackout Ordeal
The power outage prompted authorities in both Spain and Portugal to declare emergencies.
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Afghan Students Wear Turbans, Tunics, Reflect Taliban-Rule
The Taliban government's education ministry cites strengthening discipline, masking social inequalities and promoting what the authorities see as true Islamic attire as reasons for the dress code change.
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Nationwide Cashless Treatment Scheme For Road Accident Victims: Centre
The government has notified cashless treatment scheme for road accident victims nationwide, under which they will be entitled to a maximum amount of Rs 1.5 lakh per accident per person.
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"Let It Be A Tale": Palestinian Poet Mosab Abu Toha Wins Pulitzer
Palestinian poet and author Mosab Abu Toha has won the Pulitzer Prize for his powerful essays, chronicling the physical and emotional toll of the ongoing war in Gaza.
-
New York Asks Judge To Bar Trump From Killing Manhattan's Congestion Pricing Program
New York launched its first-in-the-nation program in January, charging most passenger vehicles a toll of $9 during peak periods to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street, in a bid to cut congestion and raise funds to improve mass transit.
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Samsung Fights $520 Million India Tax Demand, Points to Reliance Practice
Samsung has asked the Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal in Mumbai to quash a $520 million (roughly Rs. 4,381 crore) tax demand for allegedly misclassifying imports of networking gear. The South Korean giant has said that Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance also imported the same component in a similar manner for years.
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Convict Goes Missing From Georgia Jail, Cops Realise Mistake 12 Hours Later
Authorities placed the jail under lockdown when they discovered a convicted murderer had disappeared from custody.
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Woman Writes Novel For "Dead Mother", And Then This Happened
Author Stefany Valentine released her debut book, First Love Language, in January.
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2 Dead After Plane Crashes Into Neighborhood In US' California
A small plane has crashed into a backyard of a residential neighborhood in southern California, killing two people onboard and damaging homes, local authorities said.
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Flight Searched In Colombo Over Suspicion Pahalgam Suspects On Board
A massive search operation was undertaken at the Colombo airport this noon amid suspicion that suspects in the Pahalgam terror attack had reached Sri Lanka on board a flight from Chennai.
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Shooter Wounds Two At US College, Suspect Likely Former Employee
A gunman wounded two women on the campus of a private college near the US city of Los Angeles, authorities said.
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6 Killed, Over 50 Injured In Goa Temple Stampede, PM Modi Dials Chief Minister
At least six people were killed and more than 50 others injured after a stampede broke out during the annual Lairai Devi jatra (procession) at a temple in Goa's Shirgao early Saturday.
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Tsunami Warning In Argentina, Chile After Major Quake, Evacuations Underway
Chilean authorities issued a tsunami warning for the country's southernmost region Friday morning and both Chile and Argentina ordered evacuations after a major 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of South America.
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What Is "Fart Walk", New Wellness Trend Going Viral For Its Health Benefits
A new health and wellness trend called "fart walk" is gaining traction on social media after receiving firm backing from medical professionals.
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"100% Fruit Juice" Claim By Dabur Misleading: Food Regulator To High Court
The claim made by FMCG giant Dabur that its range of fruit beverages is made "100 per cent" from fruits violates rules and regulations and is also misleading for the consumers, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) said.
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No Power, No Cooking: Indian Man In Portugal Shares 12-Hour Blackout Ordeal
The power outage prompted authorities in both Spain and Portugal to declare emergencies.
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Afghan Students Wear Turbans, Tunics, Reflect Taliban-Rule
The Taliban government's education ministry cites strengthening discipline, masking social inequalities and promoting what the authorities see as true Islamic attire as reasons for the dress code change.
