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Japan's Last 2 Pandas Leave For China Amid Strained Ties
Hundreds gathered to say farewell to two popular pandas departing Tokyo for China on Tuesday, leaving Japan without any of the beloved bears for the first time in 50 years as ties between the Asian neighbours fray.
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Flights Cancelled, Roads Blocked: Snowfall Disrupts Life In Kashmir
Fresh snowfall across Kashmir on Tuesday led to the closure of the Jammu-Srinagar national highway and the cancellation of all flights at Srinagar airport, leaving hundreds of tourists stranded in the valley.
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Tamil Nadu Farmers Consume Human Waste In Desperate Protest
More than a hundred farmers in Tamil Nadu's Tiruchirappalli protested in front of the district collectorate office by consuming human waste on Tuesday.
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James Webb Helps Astronomers Chart the Universe’s Hidden Dark Matter
Astronomers have created the sharpest map yet of dark matter using deep observations from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. By analysing the gravitational distortion of hundreds of thousands of distant galaxies, the team traced invisible dark matter across a large region of the sky. The results confirm that dark matter forms the scaffolding arou...
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Deadly Winter Storm Kills 25 In US, Cuts Power Nationwide
More snow piled up across the US Northeast on Monday under the tail end of a colossal winter storm that brought lingering misery to parts of the South, where freezing rain left hundreds of thousands shivering without electricity.
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New to Retinoids? Dermatologist Shares 3 Golden Rules For Safe And Effective Use
The dermatologist warned against applying hundreds of tiny spots of retinoids all over your face and neck
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Who Was Alex Pretti, Nurse Shot Dead By Immigration Agents In Minnesota
Federal immigration officers shot dead a man on Saturday in Minneapolis, sparking outrage and drawing hundreds of protesters in a city already reeling from another fatal shooting weeks earlier.
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683 Roads Blocked, 5,700 Transformers Hit: Snow Disrupts Life In Himachal
Widespread rainfall and heavy snowfall across Himachal Pradesh over the past 24 hours have severely disrupted public utilities, blocking hundreds of roads and affecting electricity and water supply in several districts.
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'Could have Gotten A Big Hundred': New Zealand Great On Ishan Kishan
Former New Zealand cricketer Simon Doull has praised Ishan Kishan's explosive knock after India cruised to a comfortable victory over New Zealand in the second T20I.
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Iran Forces Killed Hundreds in Mashhad During Internet Blackout: Report
Weeks after an internet blackout concealed the violence, witness accounts are now revealing the scale of a deadly crackdown in Iran’s city of Mashhad.
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India-Iran Ties Go Back 3,000 Years, Older Than Islam: Khamenei's Aide
Noting that the history of the relationship and collaboration between Iran and India dates back hundreds of years before the emergence of Islam, Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, Representative of Iran's Supreme Leader, said.
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The Rise Of Unqualified Doctors In Pakistan And Its Impact On Public Health
Rusted nails hold used infusion tubes on the wall of a clinic run by one among hundreds of thousands of unqualified doctors operating across Pakistan.
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Ranji Trophy: Ton-Up Sarfaraz Khan, Siddhesh Lad Power Mumbai To 332/4 Against Hyderabad
Sarfaraz Khan and Siddhesh Lad compiled superlative hundreds to power table-toppers Mumbai to a commanding 332 for 4 on day one of their Ranji Trophy match against Hyderabad.
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How One Year Of Trump's Return Reshaped The US And The World
Since inauguration day, Trump has issued 228 executive orders, implemented hardline immigration crackdowns with hundreds of thousands deported, and imposed broad tariffs affecting global trade.
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Canadian Man Arrested For Posing As Pilot To Secure Hundreds Of Free Flights
Dallas Pokornik, a former Canadian flight attendant, is charged with wire fraud for faking pilot identity and obtaining free flights on several airlines.
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Japan's Last 2 Pandas Leave For China Amid Strained Ties
Hundreds gathered to say farewell to two popular pandas departing Tokyo for China on Tuesday, leaving Japan without any of the beloved bears for the first time in 50 years as ties between the Asian neighbours fray.
-
Flights Cancelled, Roads Blocked: Snowfall Disrupts Life In Kashmir
Fresh snowfall across Kashmir on Tuesday led to the closure of the Jammu-Srinagar national highway and the cancellation of all flights at Srinagar airport, leaving hundreds of tourists stranded in the valley.
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Tamil Nadu Farmers Consume Human Waste In Desperate Protest
More than a hundred farmers in Tamil Nadu's Tiruchirappalli protested in front of the district collectorate office by consuming human waste on Tuesday.
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James Webb Helps Astronomers Chart the Universe’s Hidden Dark Matter
Astronomers have created the sharpest map yet of dark matter using deep observations from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. By analysing the gravitational distortion of hundreds of thousands of distant galaxies, the team traced invisible dark matter across a large region of the sky. The results confirm that dark matter forms the scaffolding arou...
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Deadly Winter Storm Kills 25 In US, Cuts Power Nationwide
More snow piled up across the US Northeast on Monday under the tail end of a colossal winter storm that brought lingering misery to parts of the South, where freezing rain left hundreds of thousands shivering without electricity.
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New to Retinoids? Dermatologist Shares 3 Golden Rules For Safe And Effective Use
The dermatologist warned against applying hundreds of tiny spots of retinoids all over your face and neck
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Who Was Alex Pretti, Nurse Shot Dead By Immigration Agents In Minnesota
Federal immigration officers shot dead a man on Saturday in Minneapolis, sparking outrage and drawing hundreds of protesters in a city already reeling from another fatal shooting weeks earlier.
-
683 Roads Blocked, 5,700 Transformers Hit: Snow Disrupts Life In Himachal
Widespread rainfall and heavy snowfall across Himachal Pradesh over the past 24 hours have severely disrupted public utilities, blocking hundreds of roads and affecting electricity and water supply in several districts.
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'Could have Gotten A Big Hundred': New Zealand Great On Ishan Kishan
Former New Zealand cricketer Simon Doull has praised Ishan Kishan's explosive knock after India cruised to a comfortable victory over New Zealand in the second T20I.
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Iran Forces Killed Hundreds in Mashhad During Internet Blackout: Report
Weeks after an internet blackout concealed the violence, witness accounts are now revealing the scale of a deadly crackdown in Iran’s city of Mashhad.
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India-Iran Ties Go Back 3,000 Years, Older Than Islam: Khamenei's Aide
Noting that the history of the relationship and collaboration between Iran and India dates back hundreds of years before the emergence of Islam, Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, Representative of Iran's Supreme Leader, said.
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The Rise Of Unqualified Doctors In Pakistan And Its Impact On Public Health
Rusted nails hold used infusion tubes on the wall of a clinic run by one among hundreds of thousands of unqualified doctors operating across Pakistan.
-
Ranji Trophy: Ton-Up Sarfaraz Khan, Siddhesh Lad Power Mumbai To 332/4 Against Hyderabad
Sarfaraz Khan and Siddhesh Lad compiled superlative hundreds to power table-toppers Mumbai to a commanding 332 for 4 on day one of their Ranji Trophy match against Hyderabad.
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How One Year Of Trump's Return Reshaped The US And The World
Since inauguration day, Trump has issued 228 executive orders, implemented hardline immigration crackdowns with hundreds of thousands deported, and imposed broad tariffs affecting global trade.
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Canadian Man Arrested For Posing As Pilot To Secure Hundreds Of Free Flights
Dallas Pokornik, a former Canadian flight attendant, is charged with wire fraud for faking pilot identity and obtaining free flights on several airlines.
