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Head Coach Gautam Gambhir, Spinner Kuldeep Yadav Given Hero's Welcome In India After Asia Cup 2025 Glory
The celebrations in Ahmedabad were spontaneous and electric, with fans taking to the streets and social media buzzing with images and videos capturing the excitement.
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Eknath Shinde's X Account Briefly Hacked, Hackers Post Pics Of Pak, Turkey Flags
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's 'X' handle was found to be hacked on Sunday, with hackers posting images of flags of Pakistan and Turkey, an official said.
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"Loot, Attack In Movement's Name": Nepal Army's Warning To Mob Amid Curfew
As chilling images of death, destruction and arson come in from Kathmandu after nationwide protests toppled the KP Sharma Oli government, the Nepalese Army has taken charge of ensuring calm in the Himalayan country till a new government is in place.
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'Gen Z', Often Mocked On LinkedIn, Gets Image Makeover In Nepal Protests
Till a few days back, 'Gen Z' was a term widely used in LinkedIn posts to take swipes at young individuals who, a section of Millennials claimed, were too individualistic and carefree to be good employees
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Google To Obey South Korean Order To Blur Satellite Images On Maps
Google said on Tuesday that it would comply with the South Korean government's demand to blur sensitive satellite images on its mapping services, paving the way for the US tech giant to compete better with local navigation platforms.
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EV Giant BYD Seeks To Shift Mass Market Image With Souped-Up Race Track
The name BYD Co. is mainly associated with mass market electric vehicles. A manufacturing behemoth that churns out more electric cars than anyone else on the planet, its a brand built on volume and affordability.
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"India Like Mercedes": Pak Minister Doubles Down On Asim Munir's "Crude Analogy"
The Shehbaz Sharif government in Pakistan seems to be backing Army Chief Asim Munir's embarrassing admission of Islamabad's current standing vis-a-vis New Delhi.
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"Only Truth": Pakistan's Asim Munir Trolled Over "India Like Mercedes" Remark
Field Marshal Asim Munir, the de facto military ruler of Pakistan, made a "crude analogy" by comparing India to a "shining Mercedes" and his own country to a "dump truck".
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Nepal Tests AI-Powered Early Warning System To Predict Landslides
Every morning, Nepali primary school teacher Bina Tamang steps outside her home and checks the rain gauge, part of an early warning system in one of the world's most landslide-prone regions.
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Indian Arrested In US On Child Porn Charges, BJP, Congress Allege AAP Link
An Indian citizen Gurjeet Singh Malhi has been arrested over alleged possession of child pornography. The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Seattle had announced the arrest of Malhi on X on July 11.
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"Fantasy-Land Auschwitz": Holocaust AI Fakes Upset Victims' Families
The Facebook post shows a photo of a pretty curly-haired girl on a tricycle and says she is Hannelore Kaufmann, 13-year-old from Berlin who died in the Auschwitz concentration camp.
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China's Cross-Dressing "Red Uncle" Secretly Films Explicit Videos With Over "1000" Men
Police in China's Jiangning district arrested a middle-aged man who cross-dressed as a woman to allegedly engage in intimate acts with over 1,000 people and shared the videos of their "hookups" on social media.
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Satellite Images Support Trump's Iran Nuke Sites "Obliterated" Claims
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday claimed the American military has caused 'total obliteration' at three Iranian nuclear sites, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan, setting the country's atomic programme back by "decades".
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2003 vs 2025: Why Americans Aren't Rallying Behind War Against Iran
It was March 2003 when the United States invaded Iraq with the backing of a largely supportive public. Images of "shock and awe" lit up TV screens as American patriotism surged in the wake of 9/11. Polls showed broad approval for the war.
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Post-Strike Images At Fordow Nuclear Site Show Damage After US Bombed Iran
The entire Fordow plant is underneath the mountain site; there are no overt structures or chimneys because the whole nuclear reactor is underground, which is why the United States had to penetrate into it with bunker-buster weaponry.
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Head Coach Gautam Gambhir, Spinner Kuldeep Yadav Given Hero's Welcome In India After Asia Cup 2025 Glory
The celebrations in Ahmedabad were spontaneous and electric, with fans taking to the streets and social media buzzing with images and videos capturing the excitement.
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Eknath Shinde's X Account Briefly Hacked, Hackers Post Pics Of Pak, Turkey Flags
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's 'X' handle was found to be hacked on Sunday, with hackers posting images of flags of Pakistan and Turkey, an official said.
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"Loot, Attack In Movement's Name": Nepal Army's Warning To Mob Amid Curfew
As chilling images of death, destruction and arson come in from Kathmandu after nationwide protests toppled the KP Sharma Oli government, the Nepalese Army has taken charge of ensuring calm in the Himalayan country till a new government is in place.
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'Gen Z', Often Mocked On LinkedIn, Gets Image Makeover In Nepal Protests
Till a few days back, 'Gen Z' was a term widely used in LinkedIn posts to take swipes at young individuals who, a section of Millennials claimed, were too individualistic and carefree to be good employees
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Google To Obey South Korean Order To Blur Satellite Images On Maps
Google said on Tuesday that it would comply with the South Korean government's demand to blur sensitive satellite images on its mapping services, paving the way for the US tech giant to compete better with local navigation platforms.
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EV Giant BYD Seeks To Shift Mass Market Image With Souped-Up Race Track
The name BYD Co. is mainly associated with mass market electric vehicles. A manufacturing behemoth that churns out more electric cars than anyone else on the planet, its a brand built on volume and affordability.
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"India Like Mercedes": Pak Minister Doubles Down On Asim Munir's "Crude Analogy"
The Shehbaz Sharif government in Pakistan seems to be backing Army Chief Asim Munir's embarrassing admission of Islamabad's current standing vis-a-vis New Delhi.
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"Only Truth": Pakistan's Asim Munir Trolled Over "India Like Mercedes" Remark
Field Marshal Asim Munir, the de facto military ruler of Pakistan, made a "crude analogy" by comparing India to a "shining Mercedes" and his own country to a "dump truck".
-
Nepal Tests AI-Powered Early Warning System To Predict Landslides
Every morning, Nepali primary school teacher Bina Tamang steps outside her home and checks the rain gauge, part of an early warning system in one of the world's most landslide-prone regions.
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Indian Arrested In US On Child Porn Charges, BJP, Congress Allege AAP Link
An Indian citizen Gurjeet Singh Malhi has been arrested over alleged possession of child pornography. The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Seattle had announced the arrest of Malhi on X on July 11.
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"Fantasy-Land Auschwitz": Holocaust AI Fakes Upset Victims' Families
The Facebook post shows a photo of a pretty curly-haired girl on a tricycle and says she is Hannelore Kaufmann, 13-year-old from Berlin who died in the Auschwitz concentration camp.
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China's Cross-Dressing "Red Uncle" Secretly Films Explicit Videos With Over "1000" Men
Police in China's Jiangning district arrested a middle-aged man who cross-dressed as a woman to allegedly engage in intimate acts with over 1,000 people and shared the videos of their "hookups" on social media.
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Satellite Images Support Trump's Iran Nuke Sites "Obliterated" Claims
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday claimed the American military has caused 'total obliteration' at three Iranian nuclear sites, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan, setting the country's atomic programme back by "decades".
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2003 vs 2025: Why Americans Aren't Rallying Behind War Against Iran
It was March 2003 when the United States invaded Iraq with the backing of a largely supportive public. Images of "shock and awe" lit up TV screens as American patriotism surged in the wake of 9/11. Polls showed broad approval for the war.
-
Post-Strike Images At Fordow Nuclear Site Show Damage After US Bombed Iran
The entire Fordow plant is underneath the mountain site; there are no overt structures or chimneys because the whole nuclear reactor is underground, which is why the United States had to penetrate into it with bunker-buster weaponry.
