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Delhi Police Bust Pak-Backed Terror Module, 3 Arrested
The Special Cell of Delhi Police has busted a Pakistan-backed terror module led by gangster-turned-terrorist Shahzad Bhatti, currently based in the neighbouring country, an official said on Sunday.
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Starlink Ready For India, Will Help In Rural Connectivity: Elon Musk
Starlink satellites orbit at about 550 kilometres, far lower than traditional geostationary satellites, making their faster response times more beneficial for disaster areas.
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Over 500 Dead Across Southeast Asia Amid Floods, Landslides
The death count mounted to over 500 from floods and landslides caused by torrential rains across three countries in Southeast Asia, officials said on Sunday, as relief efforts for tens of thousands of displaced people continued over the weekend.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Submits 'Pardon Request' To Israeli President Over Corruption Cases
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on trial facing corruption charges, announced Sunday he had submitted a pardon request, saying the long-running cases were tearing the country apart.
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Louvre Museum To Raise Ticket Prices For Non-EU Visitors From January 2026
The updated rates, confirmed by the museum and staff unions to AFP, will apply to tourists from countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, China and others beyond the EU's single market.
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UN Report Condemns Hamas Attack, Accuses Israel Of Torture As State Policy: 10 Points
The UN Committee against Torture has issued its findings on Israel and three other nations - Albania, Argentina, and Bahrain - and raised concerns on each country's implementation of the Convention against torture and degrading treatment.
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"Determination Of Gen Z Greatest Strength Of Viksit Bharat": PM Modi On Mann Ki Baat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the determination of the country's Gen-Z is the greatest strength of 'Viksit Bharat'.
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Putin's India Visit: Arms, Oil And A Changing Partnership
For decades, India was overwhelmingly reliant on Moscow for its military inventory-a legacy of Cold War alignment and the Soviet Union's readiness to transfer technologies that Western countries were hesitant to share. That dominance has weakened.
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"He Has Been Treated Harshly": Trump Pardons Honduras Ex-President
US President Donald Trump on Friday made a major intervention into Honduran politics days before the country's presidential election, pardoning a convicted ex-leader and threatening to cut US support if his preferred candidate loses.
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Jamiat Chief Says Top Court 'Under Government Pressure', BJP Hits Back
Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind president Maulana Mahmood Madani alleged that Muslims across the country were being targeted for their "religious attire, identity, and lifestyle".
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"US Set Radical New Terms Of Engagement": S Jaishankar Amid Trade Tensions
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said politics increasingly "trumps" economics in the present era, and in an "uncertain world", it is important that the country continuously diversifies supply sources to guarantee its needs.
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Khaleda Zia Critical, Son Says Return To Bangladesh Not In His Control
Bangladesh Nationalist Party's self-exiled acting chairman Tarique Rahman on Saturday said his return to home country was not entirely in his control even as his mother and former prime minister Khaleda Zia fights a "very critical" ailment.
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303 Killed, 279 Missing In Indonesia Flood, Landslide
The death count from floods and landslides following cyclonic rains in the Indonesian island of Sumatra has risen to 303, the head of the country's disaster mitigation agency said on Saturday, up from a previous figure of 174 dead.
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Khalid Jamil Owns Up Bangladesh Defeat, Calls For Faster ISL Restart
Indian football head coach Khalid Jamil took full responsibility for the country's embarrassing loss to Bangladesh and said the Indian Super League must start at the earliest.
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Australian PM Anthony Albanese Marries At 62, Dog Toto Is Ring Bearer
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese married his girlfriend Jodie Haydon on Saturday, becoming the country's first leader to tie the knot while in office.
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Delhi Police Bust Pak-Backed Terror Module, 3 Arrested
The Special Cell of Delhi Police has busted a Pakistan-backed terror module led by gangster-turned-terrorist Shahzad Bhatti, currently based in the neighbouring country, an official said on Sunday.
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Starlink Ready For India, Will Help In Rural Connectivity: Elon Musk
Starlink satellites orbit at about 550 kilometres, far lower than traditional geostationary satellites, making their faster response times more beneficial for disaster areas.
-
Over 500 Dead Across Southeast Asia Amid Floods, Landslides
The death count mounted to over 500 from floods and landslides caused by torrential rains across three countries in Southeast Asia, officials said on Sunday, as relief efforts for tens of thousands of displaced people continued over the weekend.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Submits 'Pardon Request' To Israeli President Over Corruption Cases
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on trial facing corruption charges, announced Sunday he had submitted a pardon request, saying the long-running cases were tearing the country apart.
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Louvre Museum To Raise Ticket Prices For Non-EU Visitors From January 2026
The updated rates, confirmed by the museum and staff unions to AFP, will apply to tourists from countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, China and others beyond the EU's single market.
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UN Report Condemns Hamas Attack, Accuses Israel Of Torture As State Policy: 10 Points
The UN Committee against Torture has issued its findings on Israel and three other nations - Albania, Argentina, and Bahrain - and raised concerns on each country's implementation of the Convention against torture and degrading treatment.
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"Determination Of Gen Z Greatest Strength Of Viksit Bharat": PM Modi On Mann Ki Baat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the determination of the country's Gen-Z is the greatest strength of 'Viksit Bharat'.
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Putin's India Visit: Arms, Oil And A Changing Partnership
For decades, India was overwhelmingly reliant on Moscow for its military inventory-a legacy of Cold War alignment and the Soviet Union's readiness to transfer technologies that Western countries were hesitant to share. That dominance has weakened.
-
"He Has Been Treated Harshly": Trump Pardons Honduras Ex-President
US President Donald Trump on Friday made a major intervention into Honduran politics days before the country's presidential election, pardoning a convicted ex-leader and threatening to cut US support if his preferred candidate loses.
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Jamiat Chief Says Top Court 'Under Government Pressure', BJP Hits Back
Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind president Maulana Mahmood Madani alleged that Muslims across the country were being targeted for their "religious attire, identity, and lifestyle".
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"US Set Radical New Terms Of Engagement": S Jaishankar Amid Trade Tensions
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said politics increasingly "trumps" economics in the present era, and in an "uncertain world", it is important that the country continuously diversifies supply sources to guarantee its needs.
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Khaleda Zia Critical, Son Says Return To Bangladesh Not In His Control
Bangladesh Nationalist Party's self-exiled acting chairman Tarique Rahman on Saturday said his return to home country was not entirely in his control even as his mother and former prime minister Khaleda Zia fights a "very critical" ailment.
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303 Killed, 279 Missing In Indonesia Flood, Landslide
The death count from floods and landslides following cyclonic rains in the Indonesian island of Sumatra has risen to 303, the head of the country's disaster mitigation agency said on Saturday, up from a previous figure of 174 dead.
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Khalid Jamil Owns Up Bangladesh Defeat, Calls For Faster ISL Restart
Indian football head coach Khalid Jamil took full responsibility for the country's embarrassing loss to Bangladesh and said the Indian Super League must start at the earliest.
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Australian PM Anthony Albanese Marries At 62, Dog Toto Is Ring Bearer
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese married his girlfriend Jodie Haydon on Saturday, becoming the country's first leader to tie the knot while in office.
