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India Taps Startups For 'Bodyguard Satellites' Amid Space Security Threats: Report
India's security agencies have asked private startups to develop so-called bodyguard satellites as the country accelerates efforts to protect space assets at a time of heightened geopolitical tensions, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Iran Questions Trump's "Rescue" Promise With A Picture Of Mass Graves
The reported strike took place at a girls' elementary school, Shajareh Tayyibeh School in the town of Minab in southern Iran on Saturday (February 28), killing over 160 students.
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1.43 Crore Indians Went On Foreign Trips For Leisure In 2025
Leisure travel is becoming a stronger priority for Indian outbound travellers, reflecting a growing desire to explore international destinations for personal enjoyment.
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"There Are Many Signs" Iran Supreme Leader Khamenei Is Dead, Says Netanyahu
The Israeli prime minister was addressing reporters hours after the US and Israel carried out strikes on Iran.
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Portuguese Woman Alleges Harassment In Mumbai, Police Complaint Filed
In the video, Faria is seen walking through a crowded public area in Mumbai, her expression tense as two men reportedly follow her closely.
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AIIMS-Nagpur Students Allege Worms Found In Hostel Mess Food; Administration Institutes Enquiry
AIIMS Nagpur students reported insects and foreign objects in hostel mess food, prompting an inquiry by the administration despite no formal complaints received.
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"Civilians Targeted": Kabul After Pakistan Says 70 Killed In Afghan Border Attack
Pakistan's military has claimed that it has killed at least 70 in strikes along the border with Afghanistan over the weekend, targeting what it described as terror hideouts, which it blamed for recent attacks inside the country.
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UK Considers Sanctions Against Russia After Navalny Poisoning Report
Britain will consider "increasing sanctions" against Russia following findings from five European states that opposition leader Alexei Navalny was killed by dart-frog toxin in a Russian prison, UK foreign minister Yvette Cooper said Sunday.
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Union Minister Says Ahmedabad Air Crash Probe Still Underway, Refutes Foreign Media Report
Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol has refuted a foreign media report about the probe into the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad last year, stating that the investigation is still going on.
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India's "Will Take Appropriate Action" Response To Trump Remarks On PM Modi
The Ministry of External Affairs's Official Spokesperson for Randhir Jaiswal addressed questions about a video in which US President Donald Trump reportedly said he "doesn't want to destroy Modi's political career."
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India Taps Startups For 'Bodyguard Satellites' Amid Space Security Threats: Report
India's security agencies have asked private startups to develop so-called bodyguard satellites as the country accelerates efforts to protect space assets at a time of heightened geopolitical tensions, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Iran Questions Trump's "Rescue" Promise With A Picture Of Mass Graves
The reported strike took place at a girls' elementary school, Shajareh Tayyibeh School in the town of Minab in southern Iran on Saturday (February 28), killing over 160 students.
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1.43 Crore Indians Went On Foreign Trips For Leisure In 2025
Leisure travel is becoming a stronger priority for Indian outbound travellers, reflecting a growing desire to explore international destinations for personal enjoyment.
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"There Are Many Signs" Iran Supreme Leader Khamenei Is Dead, Says Netanyahu
The Israeli prime minister was addressing reporters hours after the US and Israel carried out strikes on Iran.
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Portuguese Woman Alleges Harassment In Mumbai, Police Complaint Filed
In the video, Faria is seen walking through a crowded public area in Mumbai, her expression tense as two men reportedly follow her closely.
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AIIMS-Nagpur Students Allege Worms Found In Hostel Mess Food; Administration Institutes Enquiry
AIIMS Nagpur students reported insects and foreign objects in hostel mess food, prompting an inquiry by the administration despite no formal complaints received.
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"Civilians Targeted": Kabul After Pakistan Says 70 Killed In Afghan Border Attack
Pakistan's military has claimed that it has killed at least 70 in strikes along the border with Afghanistan over the weekend, targeting what it described as terror hideouts, which it blamed for recent attacks inside the country.
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UK Considers Sanctions Against Russia After Navalny Poisoning Report
Britain will consider "increasing sanctions" against Russia following findings from five European states that opposition leader Alexei Navalny was killed by dart-frog toxin in a Russian prison, UK foreign minister Yvette Cooper said Sunday.
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Union Minister Says Ahmedabad Air Crash Probe Still Underway, Refutes Foreign Media Report
Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol has refuted a foreign media report about the probe into the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad last year, stating that the investigation is still going on.
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India's "Will Take Appropriate Action" Response To Trump Remarks On PM Modi
The Ministry of External Affairs's Official Spokesperson for Randhir Jaiswal addressed questions about a video in which US President Donald Trump reportedly said he "doesn't want to destroy Modi's political career."
