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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman To Meet Trump On November 18
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will be at the White House on November 18 for an official working visit with U.S. President Donald Trump, a White House official
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Share Certificates Worth Crores Found In Dustbin Brings Both Joy, Conflict
A man in Gujarat has found share certificates worth crores at his grandfather's house in the village, which has brought both joy and conflict to the familythat worked hard to make ends meet.
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Kerala Man Moved Out To Escape Mudslide. It Killed Him After His Return
According to police, there were around 22 houses in the housing colony, and due to the risk of a mudslide, residents had been shifted to relief camps on Saturday.
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"Music To My Ears": Trump Brushes Off White House Demolition Critics
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday brushed off criticism over the demolition of part of the White House to build a new ballroom, saying the sound of the construction work was "music to my ears."
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"Nobel Prize Decided On Basis Of Work Done": Panel On White House Criticism
The Norwegian Committee has responded to US President Donald Trump's campaign to secure the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, saying it won't be influenced by political pressure.
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"Potholes Are Everywhere, Outside PM's House In Delhi Too": DK Shivakumar
There are potholes everywhere, including in front of the Prime Minister's residence in the national capital Delhi, Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar said today as he stressed that the government is working overtime to fill potholes
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Jill Biden's Ex-Spokesperson Claims 'Mean Girls' Culture Dominated White House
A former press secretary of Jill Biden, the wife of former US President Joe Biden, has criticised their administration and the work environment they forged during their time at the White House.
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Manual Scavenging Spotted Outside Supreme Court, Delhi Government Gets Steep Fine
The Delhi Public Works Department has been fined Rs 5 lakh by the Supreme Court after its labourers were found cleaning sewers outside the court building manually -- a process that is banned in view of the risks it poses to workers.
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Houses, IT Park Submerged As Heavy Rain Triggers Flash Floods In Dehradun
A cloudburst struck Uttarakhand's Dehradun on Monday night due to heavy rainfall submerging sveral houses in Tapovan and causing severe waterlogging in Sahastradhara and the IT Park area.
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Prince Harry Reveals What "Broke" Him At Mother Princess Diana's Funeral
Prince Harry was 12 and his brother, Prince William, was 15 when their mother died, and they famously walked behind her coffin during her funeral procession.
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White House Quietly Drops WTO From Foreign Aid Cuts After Backlash
The White House has quietly dropped the World Trade Organization from a list of $4.9 billion in foreign aid cuts announced last Friday after the move sparked concern among lawmakers, trade groups and the head of the global trade body.
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Trump Still Working For Putin-Zelensky Meeting: White House
US President Donald Trump is still working on a Russia-Ukraine peace summit, the White House said Friday, after French President Emmanuel Macron warned Trump risked being "played" by Vladimir Putin.
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"Work Towards Increasing Dignity, Respect Of Speaker's Post": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasised the importance of maintaining the dignity and respect of the Speaker's post, stressing that both the government and opposition must ensure proceedings are conducted strictly according to House rules.
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"India Must Take It Seriously": Nikki Haley's Warning On Russian Oil Imports
Donald Trump's Republican colleague, Nikki Haley, on Sunday warned India over its Russian oil imports and asked to work on a solution with the White House "sooner the better".
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Prisoner Escapes From Chhattisgarh Jail, Exposes Lapses In Security
The escape of a prisoner from Raipur Central Jail has triggered panic within the jail administration and exposed glaring lapses in its security arrangements.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman To Meet Trump On November 18
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will be at the White House on November 18 for an official working visit with U.S. President Donald Trump, a White House official
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Share Certificates Worth Crores Found In Dustbin Brings Both Joy, Conflict
A man in Gujarat has found share certificates worth crores at his grandfather's house in the village, which has brought both joy and conflict to the familythat worked hard to make ends meet.
-
Kerala Man Moved Out To Escape Mudslide. It Killed Him After His Return
According to police, there were around 22 houses in the housing colony, and due to the risk of a mudslide, residents had been shifted to relief camps on Saturday.
-
"Music To My Ears": Trump Brushes Off White House Demolition Critics
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday brushed off criticism over the demolition of part of the White House to build a new ballroom, saying the sound of the construction work was "music to my ears."
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"Nobel Prize Decided On Basis Of Work Done": Panel On White House Criticism
The Norwegian Committee has responded to US President Donald Trump's campaign to secure the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, saying it won't be influenced by political pressure.
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"Potholes Are Everywhere, Outside PM's House In Delhi Too": DK Shivakumar
There are potholes everywhere, including in front of the Prime Minister's residence in the national capital Delhi, Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar said today as he stressed that the government is working overtime to fill potholes
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Jill Biden's Ex-Spokesperson Claims 'Mean Girls' Culture Dominated White House
A former press secretary of Jill Biden, the wife of former US President Joe Biden, has criticised their administration and the work environment they forged during their time at the White House.
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Manual Scavenging Spotted Outside Supreme Court, Delhi Government Gets Steep Fine
The Delhi Public Works Department has been fined Rs 5 lakh by the Supreme Court after its labourers were found cleaning sewers outside the court building manually -- a process that is banned in view of the risks it poses to workers.
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Houses, IT Park Submerged As Heavy Rain Triggers Flash Floods In Dehradun
A cloudburst struck Uttarakhand's Dehradun on Monday night due to heavy rainfall submerging sveral houses in Tapovan and causing severe waterlogging in Sahastradhara and the IT Park area.
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Prince Harry Reveals What "Broke" Him At Mother Princess Diana's Funeral
Prince Harry was 12 and his brother, Prince William, was 15 when their mother died, and they famously walked behind her coffin during her funeral procession.
-
White House Quietly Drops WTO From Foreign Aid Cuts After Backlash
The White House has quietly dropped the World Trade Organization from a list of $4.9 billion in foreign aid cuts announced last Friday after the move sparked concern among lawmakers, trade groups and the head of the global trade body.
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Trump Still Working For Putin-Zelensky Meeting: White House
US President Donald Trump is still working on a Russia-Ukraine peace summit, the White House said Friday, after French President Emmanuel Macron warned Trump risked being "played" by Vladimir Putin.
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"Work Towards Increasing Dignity, Respect Of Speaker's Post": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasised the importance of maintaining the dignity and respect of the Speaker's post, stressing that both the government and opposition must ensure proceedings are conducted strictly according to House rules.
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"India Must Take It Seriously": Nikki Haley's Warning On Russian Oil Imports
Donald Trump's Republican colleague, Nikki Haley, on Sunday warned India over its Russian oil imports and asked to work on a solution with the White House "sooner the better".
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Prisoner Escapes From Chhattisgarh Jail, Exposes Lapses In Security
The escape of a prisoner from Raipur Central Jail has triggered panic within the jail administration and exposed glaring lapses in its security arrangements.
