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Protests Against Iran's Regime Spread To Over 45 Cities Amid Deadly Crackdown
Iran is witnessing its most significant wave of unrest in years, with more than 40 people dead and over 2,200 arrested as security forces tried to quell protests demanding economic reforms and the removal of the Ayatollah Khomeini-led regime.
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All About Reza Pahlavi, Son Of Iran's Last Shah Calling Anti-Khamenei Protests
Reza Pahlavi is the son of Iran’s last shah who fled the country ahead of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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Indian Woman Claims Paying Rs 8 Lakh Rent For London Apartment, Internet Questions Her
An Indian woman living in London went viral after sharing a video tour revealing she pays Rs 8 lakh monthly rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in a prime location.
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Vietnam Welcomes 3.5 Million Tourists In Just 4 Days: Why This Destination Is A Top Pick For Indian Travellers
Official data from Vietnam's National Tourism Authority highlights a few patterns during the holiday period. Travel demand was spread across multiple regions rather than concentrated in one city.
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Opinion | Might Is Right, Again: On America's 'Kidnapping' Of A Sitting President
The barrage of visuals showing Maduro, inelegantly dressed, in handcuffs on American soil, are startling but nothing new in the US playbook. Remember Gaddafi and Saddam? Only, the theatre is the neighbourhood and not the faraway 'Middle East'.
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Iran Embassy Dismisses Reports Of Khamenei Leaving Country Amid Protests
A recent media report claimed that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 86, is preparing to leave the country along with 20 close family members amid growing anti-government protests.
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Guti Aloo Fry: The Assamese Potato Dish You'll Fall In Love With
Guti Aloo Fry is a traditional Assamese dish made with small whole potatoes sauteed in mustard oil and flavoured with spices like cumin, turmeric, and dried red chillies.
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After Canada, Kapil Sharma's Kap's Cafe Debuts In Dubai
Kapil Sharma has expanded the presence of his hospitality brand, Kap's cafe, to Dubai. This marks its second international branch, after Canada.
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Zohran Mamdani's 'Al-Qaeda Lawyer' Pick As Legal Advisor Sparks Row
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani ruffled feathers after he announced on Tuesday that he is appointing a controversial lawyer as the city's top attorney.
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Suzuki Across Launched In Seychelles - This One Is Maruti Victoris, Not Toyota RAV4
The Maruti Suzuki Victoris has been renamed for sale in Seychelles, a country in East Africa.
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Opinion | A City Without Water Is A Harbinger Of A Thirsty Planet
In Mesopotamia, Egypt and the Indus valley, the first urban settlements were built around irrigated farmland. Flooded terrace fields for rice, corn and quinoa accompanied the spread of civilization in East Asia and the Americas.
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Trump Vows "Serious Retaliation" After 3 Americans Killed In Syria By ISIS
President Donald Trump said Saturday that "there will be very serious retaliation" after two US service members and one American civilian were killed in an attack in Syria that the United States blames on the Islamic State group.
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Trump Planning New Superclub With India? All About Buzz On New Core-5 Grouping
US President Donald Trump is reportedly exploring a new elite 'C5', or 'Core Five', forum of world powers that would bring together America, Russia, China, India and Japan, sidelining the existing Europe-dominated G7 and other traditional groupings.
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Global Trade To Surpass $35 Trillion In 2025 Driven By East Asia, Africa: UN
Global trade in 2025 is set to surge past $35 trillion for the first time, but the outlook for 2026 is more subdued, the United Nations said Tuesday.
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Saudi Begins Selling Alcohol To Non-Muslim Residents. But There's A Catch
Saudi Arabia has taken further steps to relax rules around the sale of alcohol by allowing non-Muslim foreign residents with monthly earnings of 50,000 riyals ($13,300) or more to make purchases, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Protests Against Iran's Regime Spread To Over 45 Cities Amid Deadly Crackdown
Iran is witnessing its most significant wave of unrest in years, with more than 40 people dead and over 2,200 arrested as security forces tried to quell protests demanding economic reforms and the removal of the Ayatollah Khomeini-led regime.
-
All About Reza Pahlavi, Son Of Iran's Last Shah Calling Anti-Khamenei Protests
Reza Pahlavi is the son of Iran’s last shah who fled the country ahead of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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Indian Woman Claims Paying Rs 8 Lakh Rent For London Apartment, Internet Questions Her
An Indian woman living in London went viral after sharing a video tour revealing she pays Rs 8 lakh monthly rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in a prime location.
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Vietnam Welcomes 3.5 Million Tourists In Just 4 Days: Why This Destination Is A Top Pick For Indian Travellers
Official data from Vietnam's National Tourism Authority highlights a few patterns during the holiday period. Travel demand was spread across multiple regions rather than concentrated in one city.
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Opinion | Might Is Right, Again: On America's 'Kidnapping' Of A Sitting President
The barrage of visuals showing Maduro, inelegantly dressed, in handcuffs on American soil, are startling but nothing new in the US playbook. Remember Gaddafi and Saddam? Only, the theatre is the neighbourhood and not the faraway 'Middle East'.
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Iran Embassy Dismisses Reports Of Khamenei Leaving Country Amid Protests
A recent media report claimed that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 86, is preparing to leave the country along with 20 close family members amid growing anti-government protests.
-
Guti Aloo Fry: The Assamese Potato Dish You'll Fall In Love With
Guti Aloo Fry is a traditional Assamese dish made with small whole potatoes sauteed in mustard oil and flavoured with spices like cumin, turmeric, and dried red chillies.
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After Canada, Kapil Sharma's Kap's Cafe Debuts In Dubai
Kapil Sharma has expanded the presence of his hospitality brand, Kap's cafe, to Dubai. This marks its second international branch, after Canada.
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Zohran Mamdani's 'Al-Qaeda Lawyer' Pick As Legal Advisor Sparks Row
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani ruffled feathers after he announced on Tuesday that he is appointing a controversial lawyer as the city's top attorney.
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Suzuki Across Launched In Seychelles - This One Is Maruti Victoris, Not Toyota RAV4
The Maruti Suzuki Victoris has been renamed for sale in Seychelles, a country in East Africa.
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Opinion | A City Without Water Is A Harbinger Of A Thirsty Planet
In Mesopotamia, Egypt and the Indus valley, the first urban settlements were built around irrigated farmland. Flooded terrace fields for rice, corn and quinoa accompanied the spread of civilization in East Asia and the Americas.
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Trump Vows "Serious Retaliation" After 3 Americans Killed In Syria By ISIS
President Donald Trump said Saturday that "there will be very serious retaliation" after two US service members and one American civilian were killed in an attack in Syria that the United States blames on the Islamic State group.
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Trump Planning New Superclub With India? All About Buzz On New Core-5 Grouping
US President Donald Trump is reportedly exploring a new elite 'C5', or 'Core Five', forum of world powers that would bring together America, Russia, China, India and Japan, sidelining the existing Europe-dominated G7 and other traditional groupings.
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Global Trade To Surpass $35 Trillion In 2025 Driven By East Asia, Africa: UN
Global trade in 2025 is set to surge past $35 trillion for the first time, but the outlook for 2026 is more subdued, the United Nations said Tuesday.
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Saudi Begins Selling Alcohol To Non-Muslim Residents. But There's A Catch
Saudi Arabia has taken further steps to relax rules around the sale of alcohol by allowing non-Muslim foreign residents with monthly earnings of 50,000 riyals ($13,300) or more to make purchases, according to people familiar with the matter.
