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Sugar Rs 5,000, Oil Rs 4,000: Gazans Blame Israel, They Say It's Hamas
On the morning of Eid al-Adha, prayers across the Gaza Strip were conducted not in mosques, but in the rubble of what used to be homes, schools, and religious institutions. A ceasefire is not in sight, and neither is a meal.
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NDTV Exclusive: Who Feeds Gaza? Inside The US-Israel Aid Distribution Model
Speaking exclusively with NDTV, Israeli embassy spokesperson Guy Nir gave a rundown on how aid distribution works in a region that has seen near-total devastation ever since Hamas' multi-frontal attack on Israel on October 7 in 2023.
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3 Killed, 22 Injured In Russia's Biggest Attack On Ukraine's Kharkiv
One of Ukraine's largest cities, Kharkiv is located just a few dozen kilometres from the Russian border and has been under constant Russian shelling during more than three years of war.
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"Can Swim Very Well": Greta Thunberg Hits Back At Trump Ally Over Gaza Trip
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has hit back at South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham for mocking her Gaza trip, saying it spoke "a lot about their priorities".
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Dubai's Next Big Project Could Top Burj Khalifa: Emirates Chief Tim Clark
Clark described Dubais rapid development as being "on steroids" from the early 90s. He admitted that he could never anticipate the magnitude of Dubais future success.
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Bihar's Heritage Building In Rail Town Razed In 100th Year Of Danapur Division
A nearly century-old building that was originally constructed as a prime recreational centre in the famed railway town of Khagaul in Patna district has been significantly demolished to make way for an elevated road project.
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NDTV Exclusive: How Rs 5 Indian Biscuit Is Being Sold For Rs 2,400 In Gaza
Parle-G biscuits, a staple in Indian households, associated with childhood and low-cost nutrition, were never intended to be a luxury. But in wartorn Gaza, where food scarcity has turned into acute famine, they are being sold at record prices.
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Bleak Eid In Gaza: No Meat, No Joy, Families Struggle To Celebrate
To mark Eid al-Adha, Muslims traditionally slaughter a sheep or cow and give away part of the meat to the poor as an act of charity. Then they have a big family meal with sweets. Children get gifts of new clothes.
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US Imposes Sanctions On 4 World Court Judges Over Israeli PM's Arrest Warrant
The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on four judges at the International Criminal Court including over an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ramping up pressure on The Hague-based court of last resort.
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Putin Ready To Help Trump On Iran Nuclear Negotiations, The Kremlin Says
President Vladimir Putin told U.S. President Donald Trump that he was ready to use Russia's close partnership with Iran to help with negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme, the Kremlin said on Thursday.
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Opinion | Europe To Africa, Why Pakistan's Terror Exports Aren't India's Problem Alone
Instead of trying to throttle back on terrorism post-Operation Sindoor, the Pakistanis, in their victory mindset, have empowered them even more.
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Yasser Abu Shabab: Gaza's New Strongman Or Israel's Proxy?
Once a known figure in Gaza's criminal underworld, with alleged links to drug trafficking and extremist groups like Daesh, Abu Shabab has now rebranded himself as the commander of the 'Popular Forces'.
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As Greta Thunberg Sails To Gaza, Israel's "We Are Prepared" Message
As Greta Thunberg sails toward Gaza with a boat full of humanitarian aid, Israel has declared it is "prepared" to act to prevent the flotilla's arrival, according to a senior military spokesperson.
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Dozens Killed As Israeli Troops Fire Near Aid Distribution Site In Gaza
Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinians desperately seeking food near an aid distribution site in southern Gaza.
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Suryakumar Yadav's Fifty Goes In Vain As Eagle Thane Strikers Beat Triumph Knights Mumbai North East
Suryakumar Yadav lit up the opening day of the third season of the T20 Mumbai League 2025 with a blistering 25-ball half-century.
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Sugar Rs 5,000, Oil Rs 4,000: Gazans Blame Israel, They Say It's Hamas
On the morning of Eid al-Adha, prayers across the Gaza Strip were conducted not in mosques, but in the rubble of what used to be homes, schools, and religious institutions. A ceasefire is not in sight, and neither is a meal.
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NDTV Exclusive: Who Feeds Gaza? Inside The US-Israel Aid Distribution Model
Speaking exclusively with NDTV, Israeli embassy spokesperson Guy Nir gave a rundown on how aid distribution works in a region that has seen near-total devastation ever since Hamas' multi-frontal attack on Israel on October 7 in 2023.
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3 Killed, 22 Injured In Russia's Biggest Attack On Ukraine's Kharkiv
One of Ukraine's largest cities, Kharkiv is located just a few dozen kilometres from the Russian border and has been under constant Russian shelling during more than three years of war.
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"Can Swim Very Well": Greta Thunberg Hits Back At Trump Ally Over Gaza Trip
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has hit back at South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham for mocking her Gaza trip, saying it spoke "a lot about their priorities".
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Dubai's Next Big Project Could Top Burj Khalifa: Emirates Chief Tim Clark
Clark described Dubais rapid development as being "on steroids" from the early 90s. He admitted that he could never anticipate the magnitude of Dubais future success.
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Bihar's Heritage Building In Rail Town Razed In 100th Year Of Danapur Division
A nearly century-old building that was originally constructed as a prime recreational centre in the famed railway town of Khagaul in Patna district has been significantly demolished to make way for an elevated road project.
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NDTV Exclusive: How Rs 5 Indian Biscuit Is Being Sold For Rs 2,400 In Gaza
Parle-G biscuits, a staple in Indian households, associated with childhood and low-cost nutrition, were never intended to be a luxury. But in wartorn Gaza, where food scarcity has turned into acute famine, they are being sold at record prices.
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Bleak Eid In Gaza: No Meat, No Joy, Families Struggle To Celebrate
To mark Eid al-Adha, Muslims traditionally slaughter a sheep or cow and give away part of the meat to the poor as an act of charity. Then they have a big family meal with sweets. Children get gifts of new clothes.
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US Imposes Sanctions On 4 World Court Judges Over Israeli PM's Arrest Warrant
The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on four judges at the International Criminal Court including over an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ramping up pressure on The Hague-based court of last resort.
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Putin Ready To Help Trump On Iran Nuclear Negotiations, The Kremlin Says
President Vladimir Putin told U.S. President Donald Trump that he was ready to use Russia's close partnership with Iran to help with negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme, the Kremlin said on Thursday.
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Opinion | Europe To Africa, Why Pakistan's Terror Exports Aren't India's Problem Alone
Instead of trying to throttle back on terrorism post-Operation Sindoor, the Pakistanis, in their victory mindset, have empowered them even more.
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Yasser Abu Shabab: Gaza's New Strongman Or Israel's Proxy?
Once a known figure in Gaza's criminal underworld, with alleged links to drug trafficking and extremist groups like Daesh, Abu Shabab has now rebranded himself as the commander of the 'Popular Forces'.
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As Greta Thunberg Sails To Gaza, Israel's "We Are Prepared" Message
As Greta Thunberg sails toward Gaza with a boat full of humanitarian aid, Israel has declared it is "prepared" to act to prevent the flotilla's arrival, according to a senior military spokesperson.
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Dozens Killed As Israeli Troops Fire Near Aid Distribution Site In Gaza
Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinians desperately seeking food near an aid distribution site in southern Gaza.
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Suryakumar Yadav's Fifty Goes In Vain As Eagle Thane Strikers Beat Triumph Knights Mumbai North East
Suryakumar Yadav lit up the opening day of the third season of the T20 Mumbai League 2025 with a blistering 25-ball half-century.
