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Aviation Regulator Okays Private Hospitals For Pilots' Medical Tests
To streamline medical services in the aviation sector, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has approved several private hospitals across the country to conduct medical examinations for pilots and other licensed aviation personnel.
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Suwayda Massacre, Execution-Style Killings: What Post-Assad Syria Looks Like
When rebels toppled the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria ten months ago, the country's citizenry hoped for an end to decades of dictatorship and sectarian violence. The sweeping atrocities in Suwayda, though, paint a grim picture.
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Vivo X300 Series Surfaces on BIS Website, Could Launch in India Soon
Vivo X300 Pro and Vivo X300, launched in China earlier this month, have reportedly appeared on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) website, hinting at an imminent India launch. The listing suggests both models will debut in the country soon. The Indian variants are expected to mirror their Chinese counterparts in most features but may see minor tw...
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Putin Directs Drills Of Nuclear Forces As Summit With Trump Put On Hold
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday directed drills of the country's strategic nuclear forces that featured practice missile launches, an exercise that came as his planned summit on Ukraine with US President Donald Trump was put on hold.
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Jaguar Land Rover Hack Dealt $2.5-Billion Blow To British Economy: Report
The August hack of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), owned by India's Tata Motors, cost the British economy 1.9 billion pounds ($2.55 billion) and affected over 5,000 organisations in the country, an independent cybersecurity body said in a report.
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10 Indian Cities With The Cleanest Air: Breathe Easy, Travel Freely
In a time when post-Diwali smog still clouds much of the country, these destinations offer hope - and a reminder that clear skies and fresh air are not luxuries but the new markers of good living.
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With Sanae Takaichi Becoming Japan's 1st Female PM, What Changes For Women?
Sanae Takaichi took office on Tuesday as Japan's first female prime minister, but her surprisingly male-dominated cabinet and socially conservative track record have left some women ambivalent in a country that lags on gender equality.
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Colombia's President Embraces War Of Words With Trump Over Drug Trafficking
Donald Trump's decision to freeze millions in aid to Colombia and brand its president a drug trafficker has smashed long-standing ties and could yet shake up the country's 2026 presidential race.
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Man Sentenced To 21 Years In Jail For Assassination Attempt On Slovakia PM
A court in Slovakia on Tuesday convicted a man of a terror attack and sentenced him to 21 years in prison over last year's attempted assassination of the country's populist Prime Minister Robert Fico.
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"China Has Been Very Rough On Us": Trump On Slapping 155% Tariffs
Trump said while he personally wishes to maintain friendly relations with China, years of one-sided economic dealings have left the US with no choice but to take firm action.
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Unhygienic Toilets In Courts Violation Of Rights, Supreme Court Told
The continued unhygienic state of toilets in court complexes across the country constitutes a persistent violation of fundamental rights and the right to dignity of all users, according to a status report filed on behalf of different high courts.
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Gaza Family Names Baby 'Singapore' To Honour Country's Humanitarian Support
The child's birth on October 16 was shared on social media by Love Aid Singapore, led by Singaporean activist Gilbert Goh.
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DK Shivakumar Slams BJP's Criticism, Says 10,000 Bengaluru Potholes Fixed
DK Shivakumar launched a sharp counterattack against the BJP over criticism of the city's infrastructure, asserting that no other government in the country has empowered citizens to directly report civic issues like potholes and garbage.
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Sanae Takaichi, Japan's 1st Woman PM, Names Just 2 Women In Her Cabinet
Sanae Takaichi had said last month that the gender balance in her cabinet and the executive committee of her ruling party "will be comparable to those of Nordic countries".
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Anti-Corruption Watchdog Wants 7 BMW Luxury Cars. They Cost Rs 70 Lakh Each
The Lokpal, the country's anti-corruption ombudsman, wants to ride around in uber-luxurious BMW sedans and has floated a tender to buy seven of them. Each car costs Rs 70 lakh.
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Aviation Regulator Okays Private Hospitals For Pilots' Medical Tests
To streamline medical services in the aviation sector, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has approved several private hospitals across the country to conduct medical examinations for pilots and other licensed aviation personnel.
-
Suwayda Massacre, Execution-Style Killings: What Post-Assad Syria Looks Like
When rebels toppled the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria ten months ago, the country's citizenry hoped for an end to decades of dictatorship and sectarian violence. The sweeping atrocities in Suwayda, though, paint a grim picture.
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Vivo X300 Series Surfaces on BIS Website, Could Launch in India Soon
Vivo X300 Pro and Vivo X300, launched in China earlier this month, have reportedly appeared on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) website, hinting at an imminent India launch. The listing suggests both models will debut in the country soon. The Indian variants are expected to mirror their Chinese counterparts in most features but may see minor tw...
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Putin Directs Drills Of Nuclear Forces As Summit With Trump Put On Hold
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday directed drills of the country's strategic nuclear forces that featured practice missile launches, an exercise that came as his planned summit on Ukraine with US President Donald Trump was put on hold.
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Jaguar Land Rover Hack Dealt $2.5-Billion Blow To British Economy: Report
The August hack of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), owned by India's Tata Motors, cost the British economy 1.9 billion pounds ($2.55 billion) and affected over 5,000 organisations in the country, an independent cybersecurity body said in a report.
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10 Indian Cities With The Cleanest Air: Breathe Easy, Travel Freely
In a time when post-Diwali smog still clouds much of the country, these destinations offer hope - and a reminder that clear skies and fresh air are not luxuries but the new markers of good living.
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With Sanae Takaichi Becoming Japan's 1st Female PM, What Changes For Women?
Sanae Takaichi took office on Tuesday as Japan's first female prime minister, but her surprisingly male-dominated cabinet and socially conservative track record have left some women ambivalent in a country that lags on gender equality.
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Colombia's President Embraces War Of Words With Trump Over Drug Trafficking
Donald Trump's decision to freeze millions in aid to Colombia and brand its president a drug trafficker has smashed long-standing ties and could yet shake up the country's 2026 presidential race.
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Man Sentenced To 21 Years In Jail For Assassination Attempt On Slovakia PM
A court in Slovakia on Tuesday convicted a man of a terror attack and sentenced him to 21 years in prison over last year's attempted assassination of the country's populist Prime Minister Robert Fico.
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"China Has Been Very Rough On Us": Trump On Slapping 155% Tariffs
Trump said while he personally wishes to maintain friendly relations with China, years of one-sided economic dealings have left the US with no choice but to take firm action.
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Unhygienic Toilets In Courts Violation Of Rights, Supreme Court Told
The continued unhygienic state of toilets in court complexes across the country constitutes a persistent violation of fundamental rights and the right to dignity of all users, according to a status report filed on behalf of different high courts.
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Gaza Family Names Baby 'Singapore' To Honour Country's Humanitarian Support
The child's birth on October 16 was shared on social media by Love Aid Singapore, led by Singaporean activist Gilbert Goh.
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DK Shivakumar Slams BJP's Criticism, Says 10,000 Bengaluru Potholes Fixed
DK Shivakumar launched a sharp counterattack against the BJP over criticism of the city's infrastructure, asserting that no other government in the country has empowered citizens to directly report civic issues like potholes and garbage.
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Sanae Takaichi, Japan's 1st Woman PM, Names Just 2 Women In Her Cabinet
Sanae Takaichi had said last month that the gender balance in her cabinet and the executive committee of her ruling party "will be comparable to those of Nordic countries".
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Anti-Corruption Watchdog Wants 7 BMW Luxury Cars. They Cost Rs 70 Lakh Each
The Lokpal, the country's anti-corruption ombudsman, wants to ride around in uber-luxurious BMW sedans and has floated a tender to buy seven of them. Each car costs Rs 70 lakh.
