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"System Failed Her, Family Abandoned Her": Top Court In Extraordinary POCSO Case
The Supreme Court has ruled that no sentence will be imposed on a man convicted under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, citing the unique circumstances of the case.
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6 Conditions, 72 Hours: What Harvard Has To Do To Keep Foreign Students
The Trump administration sent a letter to Harvard putting a ban on the university's ability to enroll international students amid an ongoing investigation into the university by the Department of Homeland Security.
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Bangladesh's Interim Government Chief Muhammad Yunus Planning To Resign: Report
The National Citizen Party chief Nhid Islam said Muhammad Yunus expressed his fear that he would not be able to work in the current situation of Bangladesh.
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Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
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Explained: Elon Musk, Donald Trump And Claims Of White Genocide In South Africa
US President Donald Trump granted refugee status to nearly 60 white Afrikaners from South Africa, citing unverified claims of a "white genocide." The US processed their asylum requests directly in South Africa and flew them out of Johannesburg on a s
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US Intel Suggests Israel Preparing Strike On Iran's Nuclear Sites: Reports
New intelligence obtained by the United States suggests that Israel is preparing to strike Iranian nuclear facilities, CNN reported on Tuesday, citing multiple U.S. officials familiar with the matter.
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All About Wendy McMahon, Who Quit As CEO Of CBS News Amid US Admin Pressure
Wendy McMahon has stepped down as CBS News CEO, citing a "challenging" past few months, as the network faces mounting legal and political pressure from the Trump administration.
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"Want To End War But Not Sure If Russia Is Ready": Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday (local time) voiced his uncertainty about Russia's readiness to commit to a ceasefire, citing a lack of trust in Moscow's intentions.
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"We Decide Who Goes": Trinamool Says Won't Send Diplomatic Outreach Nominees
Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee has said her party will skip the all-party international delegation on Operation Sindoor, since the Centre had not consulted her party.
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US Rejects 15 Shipments Of Mangoes From India, Cites Documentation Errors
The authorities in the United States tossed out at least 15 shipments of mangoes from India, citing errors in the documentation process. They instructed the exporters to either send the shipment back to India or destroy it.
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8 Years After Polish Woman Went Missing In US, Husband Now Charged With Her Murder
The high-profile case, which captured attention both in the US and Poland, had long gone cold before investigators recently cited fresh evidence.
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After Saying, "I Slit My Wrist For Sai Rajesh", Babil Khan Opts Out Of Director's Film
Babil and Sai Rajesh were collaborating on the Hindi remake of Baby
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10 Inmates Escape US Jail, Leave Taunting Message: "Catch Us When You Can"
Ten violent inmates escaped from a New Orleans jail, leaving behind taunting graffiti. An investigation is underway, citing defective equipment and security lapses.
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Bad News For Trump, US Loses Last AAA Rating, Moody's Flags Rising Debt
The United States lost its last triple-A credit rating from a major agency as Moody's announced a downgrade, citing rising levels of government debt and dealing a blow to Donald Trump's narrative of economic strength and prosperity.
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US Planning To Permanently Relocate 1 Million Palestinians To Libya: Report
The Trump administration is working on a plan to permanently relocate as much as one million Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to Libya, NBC News reported on Friday, citing five people with knowledge of the matter.
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"System Failed Her, Family Abandoned Her": Top Court In Extraordinary POCSO Case
The Supreme Court has ruled that no sentence will be imposed on a man convicted under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, citing the unique circumstances of the case.
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6 Conditions, 72 Hours: What Harvard Has To Do To Keep Foreign Students
The Trump administration sent a letter to Harvard putting a ban on the university's ability to enroll international students amid an ongoing investigation into the university by the Department of Homeland Security.
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Bangladesh's Interim Government Chief Muhammad Yunus Planning To Resign: Report
The National Citizen Party chief Nhid Islam said Muhammad Yunus expressed his fear that he would not be able to work in the current situation of Bangladesh.
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Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
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Explained: Elon Musk, Donald Trump And Claims Of White Genocide In South Africa
US President Donald Trump granted refugee status to nearly 60 white Afrikaners from South Africa, citing unverified claims of a "white genocide." The US processed their asylum requests directly in South Africa and flew them out of Johannesburg on a s
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US Intel Suggests Israel Preparing Strike On Iran's Nuclear Sites: Reports
New intelligence obtained by the United States suggests that Israel is preparing to strike Iranian nuclear facilities, CNN reported on Tuesday, citing multiple U.S. officials familiar with the matter.
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All About Wendy McMahon, Who Quit As CEO Of CBS News Amid US Admin Pressure
Wendy McMahon has stepped down as CBS News CEO, citing a "challenging" past few months, as the network faces mounting legal and political pressure from the Trump administration.
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"Want To End War But Not Sure If Russia Is Ready": Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday (local time) voiced his uncertainty about Russia's readiness to commit to a ceasefire, citing a lack of trust in Moscow's intentions.
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"We Decide Who Goes": Trinamool Says Won't Send Diplomatic Outreach Nominees
Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee has said her party will skip the all-party international delegation on Operation Sindoor, since the Centre had not consulted her party.
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US Rejects 15 Shipments Of Mangoes From India, Cites Documentation Errors
The authorities in the United States tossed out at least 15 shipments of mangoes from India, citing errors in the documentation process. They instructed the exporters to either send the shipment back to India or destroy it.
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8 Years After Polish Woman Went Missing In US, Husband Now Charged With Her Murder
The high-profile case, which captured attention both in the US and Poland, had long gone cold before investigators recently cited fresh evidence.
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After Saying, "I Slit My Wrist For Sai Rajesh", Babil Khan Opts Out Of Director's Film
Babil and Sai Rajesh were collaborating on the Hindi remake of Baby
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10 Inmates Escape US Jail, Leave Taunting Message: "Catch Us When You Can"
Ten violent inmates escaped from a New Orleans jail, leaving behind taunting graffiti. An investigation is underway, citing defective equipment and security lapses.
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Bad News For Trump, US Loses Last AAA Rating, Moody's Flags Rising Debt
The United States lost its last triple-A credit rating from a major agency as Moody's announced a downgrade, citing rising levels of government debt and dealing a blow to Donald Trump's narrative of economic strength and prosperity.
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US Planning To Permanently Relocate 1 Million Palestinians To Libya: Report
The Trump administration is working on a plan to permanently relocate as much as one million Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to Libya, NBC News reported on Friday, citing five people with knowledge of the matter.
