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Punjab Government Claims Power Crisis Over, Opposition Isn't Convinced
The Punjab Congress has announced a major protest outside the PSPCL headquarters in Patiala on Monday.
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In Trinamool vs Trinamool, A Final Submission Notice To Mamata Banerjee
To settle the tug-of-war, the Election Commission has held meetings with representatives from both sides in New Delhi.
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Egyptians Are Budgeting For Bread As Prices Soar 10 Times After Food Aid Cuts
Egyptian flatbread is a staple of nearly every meal, and now costs Abdel Fattah 10 times more than it did before her family lost their subsidy in July.
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'Entire Mumbai Filled With Filth': High Court Raps India's Richest Civic Body
Bombay High Court warns BMC officers of action over filth and garbage piling across Mumbai.
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Sudan Health Crisis: Funding Cuts Force Dozens Of Clinics To Close
Sudan's healthcare crisis is deepening as funding cuts force clinic closures, threatening access to medical care for hundreds of thousands and raising concerns over cholera, malaria and measles outbreaks.
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'World's Factory' Doesn't Need Workers Anymore? Inside China's Job Crisis
Once considered the world's factory, China built its economy on manufacturing and exporting. Today, work is being automated, leaving workers jobless.
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Kerala Heatwave Triggers Power Crisis, Restrictions Likely
Kerala is facing a double blow of scorching heat and an escalating power crisis, with temperatures expected to remain 3 to 4 degrees Celsius above normal for another day and electricity restrictions likely to continue in several areas.
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164% Rise Recorded In Rehab Admissions After Punjab Anti-Drug Campaign
Admissions at government de-addiction centres rose from 9,577 in 2024 to 25,290 in 2025, an increase of around 164 per cent.
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PM Modi's Water Push: "Jal Utsav", AI And Lessons From Other States
PM Modi emphasised that water conservation cannot remain solely a government responsibility. Greater public participation, he said, will be crucial to turning conservation into a sustained people's movement.
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Chintan Research Foundation Launches New Book On Deepening Climate Crisis
Chintan Research Foundation launched a new book- 'Navigating the Climate Crisis: Perspectives and Actions from the Global South for Adaptation and Mitigation'.
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Who To Blame For Indore's Water Deaths? 600-Page Report Has Answers
A one-member judicial commission headed by retired Madhya Pradesh High Court judge Justice Sushil Kumar Gupta has completed its investigation into the Bhagirathpura contaminated-water episode.
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Italy Extends Spain Border Checks A Month After Ceuta Migrant Crisis
The decision to extend the suspension "was taken ... due to the persistence of the factors that had led to the reintroduction of the measures on Aug. 1," Italy's interior ministry said in a statement.
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'We Are The Real Trinamool': Meghalaya Party Chief Amid Crisis
In Meghalaya, the debate assumes significance as the state unit faces questions over its support base, organisational strength and prospects ahead of the 2028 Assembly elections.
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'2.5 Hours For 8 KM': Gurugram Woman Walks Home After Rain Chokes Traffic, Internet Reacts
The woman claimed that she reached home after 2.5 hours, covering a distance of just 8 km.
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BA, BSc, BCom Degrees Have 'Weak Job Linkages': NITI Aayog Calls For Reforms
NITI Aayog Report: NITI Aayog has called for structural changes in the way higher and technical education programmes are designed and delivered.
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Punjab Government Claims Power Crisis Over, Opposition Isn't Convinced
The Punjab Congress has announced a major protest outside the PSPCL headquarters in Patiala on Monday.
-
In Trinamool vs Trinamool, A Final Submission Notice To Mamata Banerjee
To settle the tug-of-war, the Election Commission has held meetings with representatives from both sides in New Delhi.
-
Egyptians Are Budgeting For Bread As Prices Soar 10 Times After Food Aid Cuts
Egyptian flatbread is a staple of nearly every meal, and now costs Abdel Fattah 10 times more than it did before her family lost their subsidy in July.
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'Entire Mumbai Filled With Filth': High Court Raps India's Richest Civic Body
Bombay High Court warns BMC officers of action over filth and garbage piling across Mumbai.
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Sudan Health Crisis: Funding Cuts Force Dozens Of Clinics To Close
Sudan's healthcare crisis is deepening as funding cuts force clinic closures, threatening access to medical care for hundreds of thousands and raising concerns over cholera, malaria and measles outbreaks.
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'World's Factory' Doesn't Need Workers Anymore? Inside China's Job Crisis
Once considered the world's factory, China built its economy on manufacturing and exporting. Today, work is being automated, leaving workers jobless.
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Kerala Heatwave Triggers Power Crisis, Restrictions Likely
Kerala is facing a double blow of scorching heat and an escalating power crisis, with temperatures expected to remain 3 to 4 degrees Celsius above normal for another day and electricity restrictions likely to continue in several areas.
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164% Rise Recorded In Rehab Admissions After Punjab Anti-Drug Campaign
Admissions at government de-addiction centres rose from 9,577 in 2024 to 25,290 in 2025, an increase of around 164 per cent.
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PM Modi's Water Push: "Jal Utsav", AI And Lessons From Other States
PM Modi emphasised that water conservation cannot remain solely a government responsibility. Greater public participation, he said, will be crucial to turning conservation into a sustained people's movement.
-
Chintan Research Foundation Launches New Book On Deepening Climate Crisis
Chintan Research Foundation launched a new book- 'Navigating the Climate Crisis: Perspectives and Actions from the Global South for Adaptation and Mitigation'.
-
Who To Blame For Indore's Water Deaths? 600-Page Report Has Answers
A one-member judicial commission headed by retired Madhya Pradesh High Court judge Justice Sushil Kumar Gupta has completed its investigation into the Bhagirathpura contaminated-water episode.
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Italy Extends Spain Border Checks A Month After Ceuta Migrant Crisis
The decision to extend the suspension "was taken ... due to the persistence of the factors that had led to the reintroduction of the measures on Aug. 1," Italy's interior ministry said in a statement.
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'We Are The Real Trinamool': Meghalaya Party Chief Amid Crisis
In Meghalaya, the debate assumes significance as the state unit faces questions over its support base, organisational strength and prospects ahead of the 2028 Assembly elections.
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'2.5 Hours For 8 KM': Gurugram Woman Walks Home After Rain Chokes Traffic, Internet Reacts
The woman claimed that she reached home after 2.5 hours, covering a distance of just 8 km.
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BA, BSc, BCom Degrees Have 'Weak Job Linkages': NITI Aayog Calls For Reforms
NITI Aayog Report: NITI Aayog has called for structural changes in the way higher and technical education programmes are designed and delivered.
