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IndiGo Flights To Tbilisi, Almaty, Tashkent, Baku Now Cancelled Till Feb 11
IndiGo on Tuesday extended the cancellation of flights to Tbilisi, Almaty, Baku and Tashkent till February 11 due to the prevailing situation in Iran.
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Explained: Why China's Top Military Official Is Under Investigation
China said on Saturday the senior vice chairman of its powerful Central Military Commission (CMC) and another high-ranking official were under investigation for suspected "serious violations of discipline", a common euphemism for corruption.
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India Says Exiting Iran's Chabahar Port Is "Not An Option": Why It Matters
India is in touch with the United States to implement the short-term sanctions waiver to continue its work at Iran's strategically located Chabahar port, the Foreign Ministry said.
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Why Regime Change In Iran Could Hurt India, But Benefit Pakistan, China
As Iran's clerical leadership struggles to contain protests fuelled by economic hardship and political fatigue, India is watching events unfold with quiet unease.
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Opinion | Beyond The 'Warm' Words Of US' New India Ambassador, Sergio Gor
US Ambassador to India, MAGA ideologue, and self-declared 'close friend' of President Donald Trump, Sergio Gor's posting as the Special Envoy to South and Central Asia is no ordinary appointment.
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Who Is Sergio Gor, US Ambassador Pushing India-US Trade Talks
Sergio Gor, also the Special Envoy to South and Central Asia, said US President Donald Trump may visit India by next year.
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"Real Friends Can Disagree": US Envoy Pushes For Deeper Trade Ties With India
Sergio Gor, who is also the US special envoy to South and Central Asia, announced that India will be formally invited next month to join a US-led strategic initiative called Pax Silica as part of a broader partnership.
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15 Injured In Stabbing, "Unspecified Liquid" Attack In Japan's Mishima
Fourteen people were hospitalised after a stabbing attack in a factory in central Japan, when an unspecified liquid was also sprayed, local media reported.
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Millennials And Gen Z Dominate India's Global Travel In 2025: Report
Millennials and Gen Z drove 90 per cent of India's international trips in 2025, with solo travel and short-haul Asian destinations leading the trend.
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Japan Citizens To Sue Government Over 'Unconstitutional' Climate Inaction
Hundreds of people across Japan will sue the central government Thursday seeking damages for "unconstitutional" inaction on climate change, the country's first such litigation.
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"Russian Oil Wasn't An Issue": Raghuram Rajan's Take On US Tariffs On India
The import of Russian oil was not the central reason for the Donald Trump administration's imposition of a hefty 50 per cent tariff on Indian goods in the United States, according to former Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan.
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22 Killed In Fire In 7-Storey Building In Indonesia's Capital Jakarta
A fire broke out at a seven-storey building in Indonesia's capital Jakarta on Tuesday, an official said on Tuesday, with 22 people confirmed dead.
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Asim Munir Now Controls Pak's All 3 Defence Forces, Nukes: All About New Powers
Pakistan's military is entering one of its most powerful eras, and that too without directly seizing power, with army chief Asim Munir taking charge as the country's first Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) on Thursday.
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7 Wholesome Veg Shorbas Perfect For Winter Diet
Winter Diet: Want dishes that will make you feel warm and nourished on cold nights? Try these vegetarian shorbas for a comforting meal.
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Indian Navy's 'Credible, Swift' Actions Saved Over 500 Lives: Envoy To UN
Speaking at a United Nations Security Council session, India's Permanent Representative Parvathaneni Harish highlighted the Navy's central role in keeping global sea routes secure as piracy and attacks escalate across the Western Arabian Sea.
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IndiGo Flights To Tbilisi, Almaty, Tashkent, Baku Now Cancelled Till Feb 11
IndiGo on Tuesday extended the cancellation of flights to Tbilisi, Almaty, Baku and Tashkent till February 11 due to the prevailing situation in Iran.
-
Explained: Why China's Top Military Official Is Under Investigation
China said on Saturday the senior vice chairman of its powerful Central Military Commission (CMC) and another high-ranking official were under investigation for suspected "serious violations of discipline", a common euphemism for corruption.
-
India Says Exiting Iran's Chabahar Port Is "Not An Option": Why It Matters
India is in touch with the United States to implement the short-term sanctions waiver to continue its work at Iran's strategically located Chabahar port, the Foreign Ministry said.
-
Why Regime Change In Iran Could Hurt India, But Benefit Pakistan, China
As Iran's clerical leadership struggles to contain protests fuelled by economic hardship and political fatigue, India is watching events unfold with quiet unease.
-
Opinion | Beyond The 'Warm' Words Of US' New India Ambassador, Sergio Gor
US Ambassador to India, MAGA ideologue, and self-declared 'close friend' of President Donald Trump, Sergio Gor's posting as the Special Envoy to South and Central Asia is no ordinary appointment.
-
Who Is Sergio Gor, US Ambassador Pushing India-US Trade Talks
Sergio Gor, also the Special Envoy to South and Central Asia, said US President Donald Trump may visit India by next year.
-
"Real Friends Can Disagree": US Envoy Pushes For Deeper Trade Ties With India
Sergio Gor, who is also the US special envoy to South and Central Asia, announced that India will be formally invited next month to join a US-led strategic initiative called Pax Silica as part of a broader partnership.
-
15 Injured In Stabbing, "Unspecified Liquid" Attack In Japan's Mishima
Fourteen people were hospitalised after a stabbing attack in a factory in central Japan, when an unspecified liquid was also sprayed, local media reported.
-
Millennials And Gen Z Dominate India's Global Travel In 2025: Report
Millennials and Gen Z drove 90 per cent of India's international trips in 2025, with solo travel and short-haul Asian destinations leading the trend.
-
Japan Citizens To Sue Government Over 'Unconstitutional' Climate Inaction
Hundreds of people across Japan will sue the central government Thursday seeking damages for "unconstitutional" inaction on climate change, the country's first such litigation.
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"Russian Oil Wasn't An Issue": Raghuram Rajan's Take On US Tariffs On India
The import of Russian oil was not the central reason for the Donald Trump administration's imposition of a hefty 50 per cent tariff on Indian goods in the United States, according to former Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan.
-
22 Killed In Fire In 7-Storey Building In Indonesia's Capital Jakarta
A fire broke out at a seven-storey building in Indonesia's capital Jakarta on Tuesday, an official said on Tuesday, with 22 people confirmed dead.
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Asim Munir Now Controls Pak's All 3 Defence Forces, Nukes: All About New Powers
Pakistan's military is entering one of its most powerful eras, and that too without directly seizing power, with army chief Asim Munir taking charge as the country's first Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) on Thursday.
-
7 Wholesome Veg Shorbas Perfect For Winter Diet
Winter Diet: Want dishes that will make you feel warm and nourished on cold nights? Try these vegetarian shorbas for a comforting meal.
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Indian Navy's 'Credible, Swift' Actions Saved Over 500 Lives: Envoy To UN
Speaking at a United Nations Security Council session, India's Permanent Representative Parvathaneni Harish highlighted the Navy's central role in keeping global sea routes secure as piracy and attacks escalate across the Western Arabian Sea.
