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Woman Slapped 8 Times In 38 Seconds For Feeding Dogs In Ghaziabad
She was slapped eight times in nearly 40 seconds by a man. Her fault: she was feeding dogs near his apartment complex in the national capital region.
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Shreyas Iyer Not Even In Reserves: Ajit Agarkar Explains India Star's Asia Cup 2025 Snub
Shubman Gill's entry blocked the way for Shreyas Iyer, who was a strong contender for a spot in the team.
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Mercury Has Shrunk by Several Kilometers Over Billions of Years, Scientists Report
Mercury’s surface reveals it has been shrinking for billions of years due to cooling and faulting. A new study estimates the planet’s radius has contracted by 2.7–5.6 kilometers, offering the most precise figures yet. The findings sharpen understanding of Mercury’s thermal evolution and could help scientists apply the same techniques to tec...
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"Not Only CSK, RCB Have...": R Ashwin Breaks Silence After Dewald Brevis Statement Triggers Row
R Ashwin had to issue a clarification after triggering a big controversy with his remarks on the CSK - Dewald Brevis deal in IPL 2025.
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Victims' Lawyer On What Could Be Behind Ahmedabad Dreamliner Crash
Two months since the tragic Air India 171 crash in Ahmedabad that killed 241 people on board and 19 on the ground, many questions remain unanswered, the chief one being: Was it a fault with the fuel switch locking mechanism or was it human error.
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Passengers Stranded At Raipur Runway As Air India Flight Door Fails To Open
A technical snag in an Air India flight arriving from Delhi led to a tense hour-long delay at Raipur airport, leaving around 160 passengers, including a sitting MLA, stranded inside the aircraft with no immediate explanation.
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Air India vs Congress MP On Runway Horror Claim, BJP Adds 'No-Fly' Demand
A senior Congress leader's social media post about an alleged runway horror at Chennai airport has snowballed into a political row after Air India disagreed with the politician's claim.
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UK F-35B Fighter Jet Makes Emergency Landing In Japan, Delays Some Flights
A UK Royal Air Force F-35B fighter jet made an emergency landing at Japan's Kagoshima airport after experiencing a mechanical problem mid-air, local media reported.
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"Their Mistake": Tejashwi Yadav's Dig At Poll Body Over 2 EPIC Numbers
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Wednesday charged the election authorities in Patna with faulting him for their "own mistake" by sending him a notice on having two EPIC numbers.
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Vigilante Groups Intensify Illegal Immigrant Hunt In Assam's Sivasagar
In Assam's Sivasagar, a vigilante movement has intensified pricking the political fault lines in the state, with civil society organisations carrying out an overdrive to detect suspected illegal immigrants.
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3 Doctors Suspended After Oxygen Supply Fault Causes Deaths In Jalandhar Hospital
Punjab Health Minister Balbir Singh on Wednesday announced the suspension of three doctors after three patients died due to a technical fault in the oxygen supply at a civil hospital in Jalandhar.
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Why You Shouldn't Store Salt In Steel Containers
If you have been storing salt in steel containers, just to find it clumped up at the end of the day, your storage container might be at fault here.
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3 Patients Die After 'Technical Snag' Reduced Oxygen Supply At Jalandhar Hospital
A sudden drop in oxygen pressure at the Trauma Ward of the Civil Hospital in Jalandhar on Sunday allegedly led to the deaths of three patients, triggering panic in the administration and prompting an inquiry.
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32,000 Faulty Cameras, 15,000 Missing: Delhi's CCTV Network Under Scrutiny
The Delhi government is set to launch a comprehensive technical audit of the city's vast CCTV surveillance network amid growing concerns over faulty implementation and equipment failures in a flagship project initiated by the previous administration.
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No Fault With Boeing Fuel Control Unit: US Aviation Body On Air India Crash
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said on Thursday the fatal crash last month of an Air India Boeing 787 jet does not appear to have been caused by a mechanical issue or inadvertent movement of the fuel control unit or switches.
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Woman Slapped 8 Times In 38 Seconds For Feeding Dogs In Ghaziabad
She was slapped eight times in nearly 40 seconds by a man. Her fault: she was feeding dogs near his apartment complex in the national capital region.
-
Shreyas Iyer Not Even In Reserves: Ajit Agarkar Explains India Star's Asia Cup 2025 Snub
Shubman Gill's entry blocked the way for Shreyas Iyer, who was a strong contender for a spot in the team.
-
Mercury Has Shrunk by Several Kilometers Over Billions of Years, Scientists Report
Mercury’s surface reveals it has been shrinking for billions of years due to cooling and faulting. A new study estimates the planet’s radius has contracted by 2.7–5.6 kilometers, offering the most precise figures yet. The findings sharpen understanding of Mercury’s thermal evolution and could help scientists apply the same techniques to tec...
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"Not Only CSK, RCB Have...": R Ashwin Breaks Silence After Dewald Brevis Statement Triggers Row
R Ashwin had to issue a clarification after triggering a big controversy with his remarks on the CSK - Dewald Brevis deal in IPL 2025.
-
Victims' Lawyer On What Could Be Behind Ahmedabad Dreamliner Crash
Two months since the tragic Air India 171 crash in Ahmedabad that killed 241 people on board and 19 on the ground, many questions remain unanswered, the chief one being: Was it a fault with the fuel switch locking mechanism or was it human error.
-
Passengers Stranded At Raipur Runway As Air India Flight Door Fails To Open
A technical snag in an Air India flight arriving from Delhi led to a tense hour-long delay at Raipur airport, leaving around 160 passengers, including a sitting MLA, stranded inside the aircraft with no immediate explanation.
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Air India vs Congress MP On Runway Horror Claim, BJP Adds 'No-Fly' Demand
A senior Congress leader's social media post about an alleged runway horror at Chennai airport has snowballed into a political row after Air India disagreed with the politician's claim.
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UK F-35B Fighter Jet Makes Emergency Landing In Japan, Delays Some Flights
A UK Royal Air Force F-35B fighter jet made an emergency landing at Japan's Kagoshima airport after experiencing a mechanical problem mid-air, local media reported.
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"Their Mistake": Tejashwi Yadav's Dig At Poll Body Over 2 EPIC Numbers
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Wednesday charged the election authorities in Patna with faulting him for their "own mistake" by sending him a notice on having two EPIC numbers.
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Vigilante Groups Intensify Illegal Immigrant Hunt In Assam's Sivasagar
In Assam's Sivasagar, a vigilante movement has intensified pricking the political fault lines in the state, with civil society organisations carrying out an overdrive to detect suspected illegal immigrants.
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3 Doctors Suspended After Oxygen Supply Fault Causes Deaths In Jalandhar Hospital
Punjab Health Minister Balbir Singh on Wednesday announced the suspension of three doctors after three patients died due to a technical fault in the oxygen supply at a civil hospital in Jalandhar.
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Why You Shouldn't Store Salt In Steel Containers
If you have been storing salt in steel containers, just to find it clumped up at the end of the day, your storage container might be at fault here.
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3 Patients Die After 'Technical Snag' Reduced Oxygen Supply At Jalandhar Hospital
A sudden drop in oxygen pressure at the Trauma Ward of the Civil Hospital in Jalandhar on Sunday allegedly led to the deaths of three patients, triggering panic in the administration and prompting an inquiry.
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32,000 Faulty Cameras, 15,000 Missing: Delhi's CCTV Network Under Scrutiny
The Delhi government is set to launch a comprehensive technical audit of the city's vast CCTV surveillance network amid growing concerns over faulty implementation and equipment failures in a flagship project initiated by the previous administration.
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No Fault With Boeing Fuel Control Unit: US Aviation Body On Air India Crash
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said on Thursday the fatal crash last month of an Air India Boeing 787 jet does not appear to have been caused by a mechanical issue or inadvertent movement of the fuel control unit or switches.
