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Opinion | Degrees, SUVs, Gold: Why India's Most 'Qualified' Men Often Demand The Steepest Dowries
Education, ironically, is more of an enabler of the practice than a hindrance, per a 2023 study quoted by the BBC
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This 1950s Mistake Still Makes Millions Of Japanese People Sick
A post-war forestry policy introduced in 1950s Japan is now being blamed for the country's widespread hay fever crisis.
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US To Pakistan, How International Media Covered BJP's Victory In Bengal
From London to New York and Islamabad to Dhaka, publications also gave prominent space to Tamil superstar Joseph Vijay's surprise victory in Tamil Nadu.
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Ameesha Patel On Replacing Aishwarya Rai In Mangal Pandey: "Aamir Khan Found Me Very Intelligent"
The role of Jwala had initially been offered to Aishwarya, whose exit from the film had generated speculation at the time
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Migrants Are Faking Domestic Abuse To Fast-Track UK Permanent Residency
Under the current home rules, migrants on temporary visas who have a British partner can apply for special concessions by claiming domestic abuse.
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BBC Will Cut Up To 2,000 Jobs To Save 10% Of Its Budget Over 2 Years
The BBC said earlier this year that it faced "substantial financial pressures" and wanted to cut about a tenth of its budget by 2029.
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331 Children Contracted HIV From Syringe Reuse In Pakistan Hospital, Shocking Investigation Reveals
Over 32 hours of hidden filming captured staff reusing syringes on multi-dose vials and injecting patients without sterile gloves.
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Ex-Google Executive Matt Brittin Appointed New Director-General Of BBC
Brittin's name has been circulating in the UK media for weeks, after the current director-general, Tim Davie, resigned in November.
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Australia Broadcaster Sees 1st Strike Over Pay, Work Conditions In 20 Years
Hundreds of staff at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation began a one-day strike on Wednesday, the first walkout in 20 years, over pay and working conditions, disrupting live news coverage at the public broadcaster.
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Sharp Increase In Indian Women's Participation In Cricket: Report
A new large-scale study commissioned by the BBC and Collective Newsroom suggests that women's participation in cricket has doubled across the 14 Indian states surveyed since 2020.
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Missile Attack On US Navy Base In Bahrain As Chaos Grips Middle East
The United States' base in Bahrain has witnessed a missile attack as the Middle East plunges into a security nightmare after the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran.
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Russian Soldiers Allege Torture, Execution For Refusing Orders In Ukraine War
The men, currently on the run, recounted being tortured after declining to join assaults they believed were close to suicide missions.
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BAFTA Apologises To Michael B Jordan And Delroy Lindo Over Racial Slur: "Was Not Intentional"
The BBC admitted it failed to edit out the offensive language before airing the program
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BAFTA 2026: Host Apologises After Tourette's Syndrome Campaigner John Davidson Said 'F*** Off' And Other 'Strong' Words
Davidson's life is depicted in the film I Swear, where he is played by Robert Aramayo.
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Chhaava Writer Rishi Virmani Breaks Silence After AR Rahman Calls Vicky Kaushal Starrer A "Divisive Film": "Hard To Believe"
The controversy began after AR Rahman shared his candid thoughts on Chhaava during a conversation with BBC
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Opinion | Degrees, SUVs, Gold: Why India's Most 'Qualified' Men Often Demand The Steepest Dowries
Education, ironically, is more of an enabler of the practice than a hindrance, per a 2023 study quoted by the BBC
-
This 1950s Mistake Still Makes Millions Of Japanese People Sick
A post-war forestry policy introduced in 1950s Japan is now being blamed for the country's widespread hay fever crisis.
-
US To Pakistan, How International Media Covered BJP's Victory In Bengal
From London to New York and Islamabad to Dhaka, publications also gave prominent space to Tamil superstar Joseph Vijay's surprise victory in Tamil Nadu.
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Ameesha Patel On Replacing Aishwarya Rai In Mangal Pandey: "Aamir Khan Found Me Very Intelligent"
The role of Jwala had initially been offered to Aishwarya, whose exit from the film had generated speculation at the time
-
Migrants Are Faking Domestic Abuse To Fast-Track UK Permanent Residency
Under the current home rules, migrants on temporary visas who have a British partner can apply for special concessions by claiming domestic abuse.
-
BBC Will Cut Up To 2,000 Jobs To Save 10% Of Its Budget Over 2 Years
The BBC said earlier this year that it faced "substantial financial pressures" and wanted to cut about a tenth of its budget by 2029.
-
331 Children Contracted HIV From Syringe Reuse In Pakistan Hospital, Shocking Investigation Reveals
Over 32 hours of hidden filming captured staff reusing syringes on multi-dose vials and injecting patients without sterile gloves.
-
Ex-Google Executive Matt Brittin Appointed New Director-General Of BBC
Brittin's name has been circulating in the UK media for weeks, after the current director-general, Tim Davie, resigned in November.
-
Australia Broadcaster Sees 1st Strike Over Pay, Work Conditions In 20 Years
Hundreds of staff at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation began a one-day strike on Wednesday, the first walkout in 20 years, over pay and working conditions, disrupting live news coverage at the public broadcaster.
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Sharp Increase In Indian Women's Participation In Cricket: Report
A new large-scale study commissioned by the BBC and Collective Newsroom suggests that women's participation in cricket has doubled across the 14 Indian states surveyed since 2020.
-
Missile Attack On US Navy Base In Bahrain As Chaos Grips Middle East
The United States' base in Bahrain has witnessed a missile attack as the Middle East plunges into a security nightmare after the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran.
-
Russian Soldiers Allege Torture, Execution For Refusing Orders In Ukraine War
The men, currently on the run, recounted being tortured after declining to join assaults they believed were close to suicide missions.
-
BAFTA Apologises To Michael B Jordan And Delroy Lindo Over Racial Slur: "Was Not Intentional"
The BBC admitted it failed to edit out the offensive language before airing the program
-
BAFTA 2026: Host Apologises After Tourette's Syndrome Campaigner John Davidson Said 'F*** Off' And Other 'Strong' Words
Davidson's life is depicted in the film I Swear, where he is played by Robert Aramayo.
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Chhaava Writer Rishi Virmani Breaks Silence After AR Rahman Calls Vicky Kaushal Starrer A "Divisive Film": "Hard To Believe"
The controversy began after AR Rahman shared his candid thoughts on Chhaava during a conversation with BBC
