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Trapped At Sea, Caught In War: 28-Year-Old Indian Seafarer's Ordeal In Iraq
After nearly six months of uncertainty, fear, and survival at sea, 28-year-old seafarer Rex Pereira is finally back home. But what he brings with him is not just relief; it's a harrowing account of exploitation, abandonment, and being caught in the m
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No Petrol, Diesel Shortage In India; IOCL, HPCL Urge Public To Ignore Rumours
Govt and oil firms deny fuel shortage, assure steady supply as rumours spark panic buying; citizens urged to stay calm and avoid unnecessary purchases nationwide.
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Mumbai Engineer Dies In Ship Attack Near Iraq, Daughter Recounts Final Call
An Indian marine engineer from Mumbai was killed after an attack on an oil tanker near Iraq, leaving his family devastated and demanding answers.
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Indian Killed In Tanker Attack Near Iraq Was Engineer From Mumbai
Devanandan Prasad Singh, in his mid-50s, had shifted from his longtime home Bihar to Mumbai in 2019 along with his family - wife, and two children. A marine engineer, he sailed the oceans with a small crew in cargo ships, taking care of them.
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Video: Moment Iran Struck US-Owned Ship With Indian Sailors On Board
Nighttime. Wartime. A ship. Then, a fireball. The night lit up, and the surface of the sea reflected bright yellow flames. It would have passed off as a scene from a found-footage Hollywood film.
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Indian Killed In Underwater Drone Attack By Iran On US-Owned Oil Tanker
At least three commercial vessels have been hit by "unknown projectiles" in the Strait of Hormuz, the world's busiest oil shipping route, as the American-Israeli war with Iran continues to squeeze the oil-rich Gulf region amid global energy concerns.
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"Won't Desert Citizens During Trouble": PM Modi On Indians Stranded In Gulf
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today that no Indian will be left behind in war-torn middle east.
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What Is The First City In The World? It Is Not In India. But You Can Visit It
The world's first city was built long before the Harappans, and its ruins still stand in a quiet desert far from the usual tourist map. Here is what makes it historic and how Indian travellers can visit it today.
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Watch: Indian Travel Vlogger Found Unique Pencil Shop In Baghdad With 1 Million Designs
Indian traveller found a unique pencil shop in Baghdad that boasts a million pieces of wonder.
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Who Is Badar Khan Suri, Indian Student Facing Deportation From US
Badar Khan Suri got a US visa "to continue his doctoral research on peacebuilding in Iraq and Afghanistan."
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Video Of British Indian Passport Of Clerk Who Travelled to Iraq, Iran Goes Viral
The passport was used until 1938, as per the details shared in the video.
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King's Cup: Team India Leaves Scars Of Semifinal Loss Behind; Ready To Outfox Lebanon Challenge
After an agonising defeat on penalties to Iraq, the Indian senior men's team is set to face Lebanon in the 49th King's Cup third-place play-off on Sunday.
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"Chemicals Within Safe Limits": Indian Firm After WHO Flags Syrup In Iraq
An Indian pharmaceutical company, which has come under the World Health Organisation scanner over the levels of two compounds in its cough syrup, claimed today that the chemicals were within permissible limits.
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WHO Flags Batch Of Contaminated India-Made Cough Syrup Found In Iraq
The World Health Organization on Monday flagged a batch of contaminated common cold syrup it found in Iraq that was manufactured by an Indian company. The United Nations agency in its
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Russia Muscles In On Indian Oil Market At Expense Of European Titans
Watch out Iraq and Saudi Arabia, Russia is making huge inroads into the Indian oil market and has quite possibly become the largest supplier to the giant Asian buyer.
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Trapped At Sea, Caught In War: 28-Year-Old Indian Seafarer's Ordeal In Iraq
After nearly six months of uncertainty, fear, and survival at sea, 28-year-old seafarer Rex Pereira is finally back home. But what he brings with him is not just relief; it's a harrowing account of exploitation, abandonment, and being caught in the m
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No Petrol, Diesel Shortage In India; IOCL, HPCL Urge Public To Ignore Rumours
Govt and oil firms deny fuel shortage, assure steady supply as rumours spark panic buying; citizens urged to stay calm and avoid unnecessary purchases nationwide.
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Mumbai Engineer Dies In Ship Attack Near Iraq, Daughter Recounts Final Call
An Indian marine engineer from Mumbai was killed after an attack on an oil tanker near Iraq, leaving his family devastated and demanding answers.
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Indian Killed In Tanker Attack Near Iraq Was Engineer From Mumbai
Devanandan Prasad Singh, in his mid-50s, had shifted from his longtime home Bihar to Mumbai in 2019 along with his family - wife, and two children. A marine engineer, he sailed the oceans with a small crew in cargo ships, taking care of them.
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Video: Moment Iran Struck US-Owned Ship With Indian Sailors On Board
Nighttime. Wartime. A ship. Then, a fireball. The night lit up, and the surface of the sea reflected bright yellow flames. It would have passed off as a scene from a found-footage Hollywood film.
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Indian Killed In Underwater Drone Attack By Iran On US-Owned Oil Tanker
At least three commercial vessels have been hit by "unknown projectiles" in the Strait of Hormuz, the world's busiest oil shipping route, as the American-Israeli war with Iran continues to squeeze the oil-rich Gulf region amid global energy concerns.
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"Won't Desert Citizens During Trouble": PM Modi On Indians Stranded In Gulf
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today that no Indian will be left behind in war-torn middle east.
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What Is The First City In The World? It Is Not In India. But You Can Visit It
The world's first city was built long before the Harappans, and its ruins still stand in a quiet desert far from the usual tourist map. Here is what makes it historic and how Indian travellers can visit it today.
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Watch: Indian Travel Vlogger Found Unique Pencil Shop In Baghdad With 1 Million Designs
Indian traveller found a unique pencil shop in Baghdad that boasts a million pieces of wonder.
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Who Is Badar Khan Suri, Indian Student Facing Deportation From US
Badar Khan Suri got a US visa "to continue his doctoral research on peacebuilding in Iraq and Afghanistan."
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Video Of British Indian Passport Of Clerk Who Travelled to Iraq, Iran Goes Viral
The passport was used until 1938, as per the details shared in the video.
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King's Cup: Team India Leaves Scars Of Semifinal Loss Behind; Ready To Outfox Lebanon Challenge
After an agonising defeat on penalties to Iraq, the Indian senior men's team is set to face Lebanon in the 49th King's Cup third-place play-off on Sunday.
-
"Chemicals Within Safe Limits": Indian Firm After WHO Flags Syrup In Iraq
An Indian pharmaceutical company, which has come under the World Health Organisation scanner over the levels of two compounds in its cough syrup, claimed today that the chemicals were within permissible limits.
-
WHO Flags Batch Of Contaminated India-Made Cough Syrup Found In Iraq
The World Health Organization on Monday flagged a batch of contaminated common cold syrup it found in Iraq that was manufactured by an Indian company. The United Nations agency in its
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Russia Muscles In On Indian Oil Market At Expense Of European Titans
Watch out Iraq and Saudi Arabia, Russia is making huge inroads into the Indian oil market and has quite possibly become the largest supplier to the giant Asian buyer.
