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Ukraine Hits Siberian Oil Refinery As Kazakh President Urges Putin To End War
In occupied Ukraine, Russian-installed authorities said a Ukrainian strike had killed 12 people at a seaside "tourist camp", as well as one more in a Moscow-held town and two in Russian border villages.
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First US City Could Run Out Of Water, A Warning For The World
A coastal city in Texas with more than 300,000 residents is facing a severe water shortage and could become the first modern US city to run out of water.
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Male Fertility Is Finally Getting Equal Attention: Here's Why
Studies have consistently shown that male factors contribute to nearly 40 to 50 per cent of infertility cases, either on their own or in combination with female factors
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The Hidden Cost Of AI Layoffs That Few Companies Are Talking About
With widespread fear that rapid adoption of AI has led to job crisis for humans, a research paper questions whether it will hurt the economy.
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Shipowner Offers Sailors 6-Fold Pay To Cross Strait Of Hormuz: Report
According to a document seen by Bloomberg, a company offered seafarers an additional six months' salary if they completed a round trip through the strait to collect crude oil from Saudi Arabia or Iraq and unload it in the Gulf of Oman.
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In Gaza, A Mother's Search For Water Reveals A Worsening Health Crisis
Families queue for hours beside battered water trucks to receive a few litres, before returning to disease-stricken, overcrowded tent camps.
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India Maintains 7.7% Growth Rate Despite Middle East Crisis: PM Modi
Despite war in Middle East, India has maintained a growth rate of 7.7 per cent, emerging as the fastest-growing major economy in the world," says PM Modi.
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Japan Faces Deep Royal Crisis As Rules Block Women From The Throne
Japan has had eight reigning empresses throughout its history, but a law introduced in 1889 formally barred women from ascending the Chrysanthemum Throne.
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"12-Hour Shifts, Rs 18,000 Salary": Mechanical Engineer Says No Core Job After 4 Years
The man, who identified himself as a mechanical engineering graduate from the 2022 batch, sought honest advice from fellow users.
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Is Indian Aviation Recovering Amid Middle East Calm? What Data Shows
The report mentions that easing geopolitical tensions in Middle East have allowed Indian carriers to gradually restore international flight operations that had been curtailed earlier this year.
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Israeli Votes To Defy Supreme Court Ruling On Broadcast Regulator
This is the first time Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has flouted a Supreme Court ruling, although it has clashed with the judiciary in the past.
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'India Navigated Hormuz Crises With Minimal Burden On Citizens': PM Modi
PM Narendra Modi said India expanded its energy imports significantly during the Middle East crisis.
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Another Jolt To Mamata Banerjee, Trinamool Bengal Chief Quits, Meets Rebels
Chandrima Bhattacharya had replaced Subrata Bakshi as Trinamool Bengal president after the party's Assembly election defeat
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Kashmir Faces Mutton Crisis Amid Wedding Season Over Punjab 'Transit Fee' Row
Mutton dealers allege the contractors on Punjab highways impose a transit fee of Rs 20,000-25,000 on each truck carrying the livestock.
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120 Dead In Latest Sudan Cholera Outbreak: WHO
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has killed 120 people, with another 1,102 suspected cases since May in isolated war zones.
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Ukraine Hits Siberian Oil Refinery As Kazakh President Urges Putin To End War
In occupied Ukraine, Russian-installed authorities said a Ukrainian strike had killed 12 people at a seaside "tourist camp", as well as one more in a Moscow-held town and two in Russian border villages.
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First US City Could Run Out Of Water, A Warning For The World
A coastal city in Texas with more than 300,000 residents is facing a severe water shortage and could become the first modern US city to run out of water.
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Male Fertility Is Finally Getting Equal Attention: Here's Why
Studies have consistently shown that male factors contribute to nearly 40 to 50 per cent of infertility cases, either on their own or in combination with female factors
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The Hidden Cost Of AI Layoffs That Few Companies Are Talking About
With widespread fear that rapid adoption of AI has led to job crisis for humans, a research paper questions whether it will hurt the economy.
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Shipowner Offers Sailors 6-Fold Pay To Cross Strait Of Hormuz: Report
According to a document seen by Bloomberg, a company offered seafarers an additional six months' salary if they completed a round trip through the strait to collect crude oil from Saudi Arabia or Iraq and unload it in the Gulf of Oman.
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In Gaza, A Mother's Search For Water Reveals A Worsening Health Crisis
Families queue for hours beside battered water trucks to receive a few litres, before returning to disease-stricken, overcrowded tent camps.
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India Maintains 7.7% Growth Rate Despite Middle East Crisis: PM Modi
Despite war in Middle East, India has maintained a growth rate of 7.7 per cent, emerging as the fastest-growing major economy in the world," says PM Modi.
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Japan Faces Deep Royal Crisis As Rules Block Women From The Throne
Japan has had eight reigning empresses throughout its history, but a law introduced in 1889 formally barred women from ascending the Chrysanthemum Throne.
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"12-Hour Shifts, Rs 18,000 Salary": Mechanical Engineer Says No Core Job After 4 Years
The man, who identified himself as a mechanical engineering graduate from the 2022 batch, sought honest advice from fellow users.
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Is Indian Aviation Recovering Amid Middle East Calm? What Data Shows
The report mentions that easing geopolitical tensions in Middle East have allowed Indian carriers to gradually restore international flight operations that had been curtailed earlier this year.
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Israeli Votes To Defy Supreme Court Ruling On Broadcast Regulator
This is the first time Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has flouted a Supreme Court ruling, although it has clashed with the judiciary in the past.
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'India Navigated Hormuz Crises With Minimal Burden On Citizens': PM Modi
PM Narendra Modi said India expanded its energy imports significantly during the Middle East crisis.
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Another Jolt To Mamata Banerjee, Trinamool Bengal Chief Quits, Meets Rebels
Chandrima Bhattacharya had replaced Subrata Bakshi as Trinamool Bengal president after the party's Assembly election defeat
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Kashmir Faces Mutton Crisis Amid Wedding Season Over Punjab 'Transit Fee' Row
Mutton dealers allege the contractors on Punjab highways impose a transit fee of Rs 20,000-25,000 on each truck carrying the livestock.
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120 Dead In Latest Sudan Cholera Outbreak: WHO
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has killed 120 people, with another 1,102 suspected cases since May in isolated war zones.
