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US Court Orders Trump To Keep Food Aid Flowing During Shutdown
A US federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to provide emergency funding for a food aid program threatened with closure by the month-long government shutdown, court documents showed.
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Dawood Ibrahim Aide Emerges As Drug Syndicate 'Kingpin', Arrested In Goa
The Narcotics Control Bureau has arrested Danish Chikna, a close aide of fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim and "kingpin" of a drug syndicate, from Goa, officials said.
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From Property-Driven Trips To Women Leading Travel Plans, Report Reveals How India Travelled In 2025
Perhaps the most striking transformation that emerged in 2025 travel trends is how the accommodation itself has become the main attraction.
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How Changing Confirmed Train Tickets For Free Could Benefit Millions Of Indians
The new Indian Railways policy, once implemented, could ease travel stress, especially for budget-conscious passengers.
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Speak Local, Travel Better: Why Learning Phrases Can Transform Your Trip
Here's how picking up local phrases can help you connect, stay safe, and explore deeper while travelling solo or on a budget.
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5.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Afghanistan Amid Humanitarian Crisis
An earthquake of magnitude 5.8 struck Afghanistan late on Thursday night, as reported by the National Centre for Seismology (NCS).
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Why Flight Attendants Ask You To Keep Window Shades Open During Landing
You might think keeping the window shades up is an inconvenience, but it is primarily concerned with air passengers' safety. Here's what really happens.
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Afghan Passport Racket Busted: Anti-Terrorism Squad Finds Akola Link
In a twist to the recently busted inter-state fake passport racket, the communally sensitive city of Akola in Maharashtra has emerged as the fourth major hub of an Afghan-led network operating across Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, and Chhattisgarh.
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From Male Nipples To Wisdom Teeth: Are These Body Parts Really Useless?
Analysis of some of these vestigial structures has provided insight into human evolution.
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US Destroys 500 Tons Of Expired Food Aid, Assures Won't Affect Distribution
The State Department says its destruction of 500 metric tons of emergency food aid that was stored in a warehouse in the Middle East was required because it had expired and that the move will not affect the distribution of similar assistance ahead.
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Gangster's Audio Surfaces In Rs 10 Crore Ransom Demand From Delhi Cop
In a case of extortion, an audio recording has emerged, revealing a demand for a ransom of Rs 10 crore from a Delhi Police Head Constable posted in the Vikaspuri area. The call contains direct threats against the officer and his family.
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NASA Deploys High-Tech Aircraft to Support Texas Flood Relief and Recovery Efforts
In response to severe flooding near Kerrville, Texas, NASA deployed two aircraft equipped with DyNAMITE and UAVSAR sensors. These tools deliver real-time, high-resolution imagery and radar data to aid FEMA and local authorities in search, rescue, and recovery operations.
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How To Reduce Bloating And Belly Fat: This 5-Ingredient Morning Powder May Help
Rooted in traditional wellness practices and backed by emerging science, this five-ingredient mix could ease bloating, support digestion, and even aid in inch loss.
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J&K Security Forces Conduct Mock Drill Ahead Of Amarnath Yatra 2025
Security forces on Monday carried out an extensive joint mock drill along the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway, as part of final preparations ahead of the annual Amarnath Yatra 2025.
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Congressmen "So Disgusted With Sanjay Gandhi That...": Indira Gandhi Aide In Book
As principal secretary to Indira Gandhi in the run up to the Emergency, PN Dhar had a rare insight into the goings-on of the period, and one person who gets the most unflattering portrayal in his otherwise sober account of the era is Sanjay Gandhi.
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US Court Orders Trump To Keep Food Aid Flowing During Shutdown
A US federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to provide emergency funding for a food aid program threatened with closure by the month-long government shutdown, court documents showed.
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Dawood Ibrahim Aide Emerges As Drug Syndicate 'Kingpin', Arrested In Goa
The Narcotics Control Bureau has arrested Danish Chikna, a close aide of fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim and "kingpin" of a drug syndicate, from Goa, officials said.
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From Property-Driven Trips To Women Leading Travel Plans, Report Reveals How India Travelled In 2025
Perhaps the most striking transformation that emerged in 2025 travel trends is how the accommodation itself has become the main attraction.
-
How Changing Confirmed Train Tickets For Free Could Benefit Millions Of Indians
The new Indian Railways policy, once implemented, could ease travel stress, especially for budget-conscious passengers.
-
Speak Local, Travel Better: Why Learning Phrases Can Transform Your Trip
Here's how picking up local phrases can help you connect, stay safe, and explore deeper while travelling solo or on a budget.
-
5.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Afghanistan Amid Humanitarian Crisis
An earthquake of magnitude 5.8 struck Afghanistan late on Thursday night, as reported by the National Centre for Seismology (NCS).
-
Why Flight Attendants Ask You To Keep Window Shades Open During Landing
You might think keeping the window shades up is an inconvenience, but it is primarily concerned with air passengers' safety. Here's what really happens.
-
Afghan Passport Racket Busted: Anti-Terrorism Squad Finds Akola Link
In a twist to the recently busted inter-state fake passport racket, the communally sensitive city of Akola in Maharashtra has emerged as the fourth major hub of an Afghan-led network operating across Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, and Chhattisgarh.
-
From Male Nipples To Wisdom Teeth: Are These Body Parts Really Useless?
Analysis of some of these vestigial structures has provided insight into human evolution.
-
US Destroys 500 Tons Of Expired Food Aid, Assures Won't Affect Distribution
The State Department says its destruction of 500 metric tons of emergency food aid that was stored in a warehouse in the Middle East was required because it had expired and that the move will not affect the distribution of similar assistance ahead.
-
Gangster's Audio Surfaces In Rs 10 Crore Ransom Demand From Delhi Cop
In a case of extortion, an audio recording has emerged, revealing a demand for a ransom of Rs 10 crore from a Delhi Police Head Constable posted in the Vikaspuri area. The call contains direct threats against the officer and his family.
-
NASA Deploys High-Tech Aircraft to Support Texas Flood Relief and Recovery Efforts
In response to severe flooding near Kerrville, Texas, NASA deployed two aircraft equipped with DyNAMITE and UAVSAR sensors. These tools deliver real-time, high-resolution imagery and radar data to aid FEMA and local authorities in search, rescue, and recovery operations.
-
How To Reduce Bloating And Belly Fat: This 5-Ingredient Morning Powder May Help
Rooted in traditional wellness practices and backed by emerging science, this five-ingredient mix could ease bloating, support digestion, and even aid in inch loss.
-
J&K Security Forces Conduct Mock Drill Ahead Of Amarnath Yatra 2025
Security forces on Monday carried out an extensive joint mock drill along the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway, as part of final preparations ahead of the annual Amarnath Yatra 2025.
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Congressmen "So Disgusted With Sanjay Gandhi That...": Indira Gandhi Aide In Book
As principal secretary to Indira Gandhi in the run up to the Emergency, PN Dhar had a rare insight into the goings-on of the period, and one person who gets the most unflattering portrayal in his otherwise sober account of the era is Sanjay Gandhi.
