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2 Gaza Hospitals Forced To Stop Operations As Israeli Offensive Escalates
The Gaza health ministry said two Gaza City hospitals have been taken out of service due to Israel's escalation of its ground offensive and damage caused by continued Israeli bombing, as tanks advanced deeper into the territory.
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Op Sindoor Post Deletion, Being 'Bright Student' Not Grounds To Junk Case: Court
The Bombay High Court has orally remarked that the case against a 19-year-old student for her social media post against Operation Sindoor cannot be quashed only the ground that she has deleted the post and apologised for it.
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Shoaib Akhtar's Blunt Take On Poor Ticket Sales For India-Pakistan Clash: 'Emotions...'
Former Pakistan cricket team fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar said that emotions are running high as Pakistan and India will face each other for the first time on the cricket ground since Operation Sindoor.
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400 Scientists Worked Continuously During Operation Sindoor: ISRO Chief
More than 400 scientists worked round-the-clock to provide support using earth observation and communication satellites during Operation Sindoor, ISRO chairperson V Narayanan said on Tuesday.
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Yamuna Water Level In Flooded Delhi Rises To 207.41 Metres, 3rd-Highest Ever
The Yamuna river's water level in Delhi reached the third-highest ever recorded at 207.39 metres today, amid massive flooding on the riverbank which affected both residential and commercial areas.
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Explained: NCERT's New Lesson On Operation Sindoor And India's Fight Against Terror
The modules place strong emphasis on the joint role of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, supported by Border Security Force (BSF) operations on the ground and real-time surveillance from ten ISRO satellites.
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Air Canada Flights Suspended After 10,000 Crew Members Go On Strike
Air Canada's flight attendants went on strike Saturday, as the airline announced a complete shutdown of operations, creating summer travel chaos for its 130,000 daily passengers.
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Retrieval Op On K2 For Chinese Climber's Body, Mountaineers Set Off On Foot
A team of mountaineers set off on foot Thursday to recover the body of a Chinese climber from the world's second-highest peak after bad weather grounded helicopter flights, a Pakistani official said.
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Italy Shuts Down Mount Vesuvius To Tourists As Wildfire Rages
Italian firefighters on Sunday tackled a wildfire on the flanks of Mount Vesuvius, with all hiking routes up the volcano near Naples closed to tourists.
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"Insects Can Sometimes Enter": Cockroaches Found On Air India Flight From US
On Air India flight AI180 from San Francisco to Mumbai via Kolkata, two passengers were "unfortunately bothered by the presence of a few small cockroaches" on board.
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"Obstructing Governance": Meitei Alliance Asks Manipur Governor Not To Renew Deal With Kuki Militants
The controversial tripartite agreement signed between two dozen Kuki insurgent groups and the Centre and the Manipur government should not be extended due to blatant violation of ground rules by the armed groups, the Meitei Alliance said.
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Gaza's Children Missed 2 Years Of School And Truce Won't Undo The Damage
Israel's bombardment and ground operations have killed tens of thousands of Palestinians and displaced 90% of Gaza's population. School-age children in crowded shelters and tent camps are often forced to help their families find food, water and wood.
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Alaska Airlines Grounds All Flights After IT Outage Disrupts Systems
US carrier Alaska Airlines grounded all of its flights after experiencing an IT outage on Sunday that impacted its systems, the company said, without specifying the nature of the outage.
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Aviation Watchdog Withdraws Window Shade Rule At Air Force Airports
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) announced that the advisory requiring the lowering of window shades during aircraft operations at Indian Air Force Joint User Airports (JUAs) has been withdrawn.
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Telangana Says No To Discussion On Andhra's Banakacherla Project Ahead Of Key Meet
Telangana said that any discussion on the Godavari-Banakacherla link project at this juncture is "unequivocally premature and procedurally untenable".
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2 Gaza Hospitals Forced To Stop Operations As Israeli Offensive Escalates
The Gaza health ministry said two Gaza City hospitals have been taken out of service due to Israel's escalation of its ground offensive and damage caused by continued Israeli bombing, as tanks advanced deeper into the territory.
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Op Sindoor Post Deletion, Being 'Bright Student' Not Grounds To Junk Case: Court
The Bombay High Court has orally remarked that the case against a 19-year-old student for her social media post against Operation Sindoor cannot be quashed only the ground that she has deleted the post and apologised for it.
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Shoaib Akhtar's Blunt Take On Poor Ticket Sales For India-Pakistan Clash: 'Emotions...'
Former Pakistan cricket team fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar said that emotions are running high as Pakistan and India will face each other for the first time on the cricket ground since Operation Sindoor.
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400 Scientists Worked Continuously During Operation Sindoor: ISRO Chief
More than 400 scientists worked round-the-clock to provide support using earth observation and communication satellites during Operation Sindoor, ISRO chairperson V Narayanan said on Tuesday.
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Yamuna Water Level In Flooded Delhi Rises To 207.41 Metres, 3rd-Highest Ever
The Yamuna river's water level in Delhi reached the third-highest ever recorded at 207.39 metres today, amid massive flooding on the riverbank which affected both residential and commercial areas.
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Explained: NCERT's New Lesson On Operation Sindoor And India's Fight Against Terror
The modules place strong emphasis on the joint role of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, supported by Border Security Force (BSF) operations on the ground and real-time surveillance from ten ISRO satellites.
-
Air Canada Flights Suspended After 10,000 Crew Members Go On Strike
Air Canada's flight attendants went on strike Saturday, as the airline announced a complete shutdown of operations, creating summer travel chaos for its 130,000 daily passengers.
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Retrieval Op On K2 For Chinese Climber's Body, Mountaineers Set Off On Foot
A team of mountaineers set off on foot Thursday to recover the body of a Chinese climber from the world's second-highest peak after bad weather grounded helicopter flights, a Pakistani official said.
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Italy Shuts Down Mount Vesuvius To Tourists As Wildfire Rages
Italian firefighters on Sunday tackled a wildfire on the flanks of Mount Vesuvius, with all hiking routes up the volcano near Naples closed to tourists.
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"Insects Can Sometimes Enter": Cockroaches Found On Air India Flight From US
On Air India flight AI180 from San Francisco to Mumbai via Kolkata, two passengers were "unfortunately bothered by the presence of a few small cockroaches" on board.
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"Obstructing Governance": Meitei Alliance Asks Manipur Governor Not To Renew Deal With Kuki Militants
The controversial tripartite agreement signed between two dozen Kuki insurgent groups and the Centre and the Manipur government should not be extended due to blatant violation of ground rules by the armed groups, the Meitei Alliance said.
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Gaza's Children Missed 2 Years Of School And Truce Won't Undo The Damage
Israel's bombardment and ground operations have killed tens of thousands of Palestinians and displaced 90% of Gaza's population. School-age children in crowded shelters and tent camps are often forced to help their families find food, water and wood.
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Alaska Airlines Grounds All Flights After IT Outage Disrupts Systems
US carrier Alaska Airlines grounded all of its flights after experiencing an IT outage on Sunday that impacted its systems, the company said, without specifying the nature of the outage.
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Aviation Watchdog Withdraws Window Shade Rule At Air Force Airports
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) announced that the advisory requiring the lowering of window shades during aircraft operations at Indian Air Force Joint User Airports (JUAs) has been withdrawn.
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Telangana Says No To Discussion On Andhra's Banakacherla Project Ahead Of Key Meet
Telangana said that any discussion on the Godavari-Banakacherla link project at this juncture is "unequivocally premature and procedurally untenable".
