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Anti-Smog Guns Mandatory For High-Rise Buildings
The Delhi government has made it mandatory for all high-rise commercial, institutional, and hospitality buildings to install anti-smog guns to combat pollution levels in the national capital, according to an official directive.
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UN May Cut Nearly 7,000 Jobs Amid Financial Crisis: Report
The United Nations Secretariat is preparing to cut its $3.7 billion budget by 20% and slash about 6,900 jobs, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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Trump Administration Set To End $100 Million In Federal Contracts With Harvard
The letter stated that it is a "complete severance of the governments longstanding business relationship with Harvard." Moreover, federal agencies are required to respond with a list of contract cancellations by June 6th.
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"Dehumanising": Students Caught In Harvard Crisis Speak To Foreign Media
There are 6,800 international students in Harvard that make up about 27% of Harvards enrollments this year. About one-third of its foreign students are Chinese and 700 are Indian.
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Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
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How Trump's Immigration Crackdown Threatens To Hit Columbia's Finances
About 40 per cent of Columbia Universitys student pool consists of international students. Students pay $70,000 plus in tuition, but international students bring to the university what Trump froze in its federal research funds, - $903.1 million.
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Explained: The New US-Backed Gaza Aid Plan And Why The UN Doesn't Like It
A US-backed organization aims to start work in the Gaza Strip by the end of May overseeing a new model of aid distribution in the Palestinian enclave, but the United Nations says the plan is not impartial or neutral, and it won't be involved.
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Syria's Driest Winter In 7 Decades Triggers Severe Water Crisis In Damascus
Inside a mountain above the Syrian capital, Hassan Bashi walked through tunnels that used to be filled with water from a spring famous for its pure waters.
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At Least 70 Countries Missing Out On Medical Care Amid Funding Cuts: WHO
People in at least 70 countries are missing out on medical treatment due to funding cuts to aid programmes, the WHO said on Monday, adding it also faces major financial challenges.
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Family Like Ours OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch Danish Drama Online?
Thomas Vinterberg’s Families Like Ours is a highly anticipated Danish miniseries making its global streaming debut on Netflix on June 10, 2025. Set against the backdrop of a climate-induced crisis in Denmark, it tells the story of Laura, a teen grappling with separation and belonging.
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"Made Some Business Mistakes": Byju's Founder Amid Crisis
Byju Raveendran, founder of beleaguered edtech giant BYJU'S, acknowledged that the company made "some business mistakes" when it expanded "too fast" to 21 countries due to the 'mandate' from the world-class investors.
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Macron Says Gaza Conditions "Intolerable", Hopes To Discuss It With Netanyahu, Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed on Friday that the humanitarian crisis in Gaza was unacceptable, and said he hoped to discuss the matter soon with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump.
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UnitedHealth CEO Andrew Witty Suddenly Steps Down Deepening Crisis
Andrew Witty's exit comes only a few weeks after UnitedHealth cut its annual forecast and reported its first earnings miss since the 2008 financial crisis, marking a major setback under Witty's leadership.
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CBSE Results, UPSC And Toll Tax: Internet Goes Wild Over Trump's 'I Did It' Posts
After Trump posted on his Truth Social platform about mediating a ceasefire between India and Pakistan on May 10, the internet erupted with memes featuring Trump.
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Once A Jewel, Australia's Ningaloo Reef Now Faces Coral Bleaching Crisis
Australia's Ningaloo Reef, one of the world's longest near-shore coral reefs and a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site, is showing alarming signs as the coral has lost its natural colour.
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Anti-Smog Guns Mandatory For High-Rise Buildings
The Delhi government has made it mandatory for all high-rise commercial, institutional, and hospitality buildings to install anti-smog guns to combat pollution levels in the national capital, according to an official directive.
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UN May Cut Nearly 7,000 Jobs Amid Financial Crisis: Report
The United Nations Secretariat is preparing to cut its $3.7 billion budget by 20% and slash about 6,900 jobs, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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Trump Administration Set To End $100 Million In Federal Contracts With Harvard
The letter stated that it is a "complete severance of the governments longstanding business relationship with Harvard." Moreover, federal agencies are required to respond with a list of contract cancellations by June 6th.
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"Dehumanising": Students Caught In Harvard Crisis Speak To Foreign Media
There are 6,800 international students in Harvard that make up about 27% of Harvards enrollments this year. About one-third of its foreign students are Chinese and 700 are Indian.
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Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
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How Trump's Immigration Crackdown Threatens To Hit Columbia's Finances
About 40 per cent of Columbia Universitys student pool consists of international students. Students pay $70,000 plus in tuition, but international students bring to the university what Trump froze in its federal research funds, - $903.1 million.
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Explained: The New US-Backed Gaza Aid Plan And Why The UN Doesn't Like It
A US-backed organization aims to start work in the Gaza Strip by the end of May overseeing a new model of aid distribution in the Palestinian enclave, but the United Nations says the plan is not impartial or neutral, and it won't be involved.
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Syria's Driest Winter In 7 Decades Triggers Severe Water Crisis In Damascus
Inside a mountain above the Syrian capital, Hassan Bashi walked through tunnels that used to be filled with water from a spring famous for its pure waters.
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At Least 70 Countries Missing Out On Medical Care Amid Funding Cuts: WHO
People in at least 70 countries are missing out on medical treatment due to funding cuts to aid programmes, the WHO said on Monday, adding it also faces major financial challenges.
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Family Like Ours OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch Danish Drama Online?
Thomas Vinterberg’s Families Like Ours is a highly anticipated Danish miniseries making its global streaming debut on Netflix on June 10, 2025. Set against the backdrop of a climate-induced crisis in Denmark, it tells the story of Laura, a teen grappling with separation and belonging.
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"Made Some Business Mistakes": Byju's Founder Amid Crisis
Byju Raveendran, founder of beleaguered edtech giant BYJU'S, acknowledged that the company made "some business mistakes" when it expanded "too fast" to 21 countries due to the 'mandate' from the world-class investors.
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Macron Says Gaza Conditions "Intolerable", Hopes To Discuss It With Netanyahu, Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed on Friday that the humanitarian crisis in Gaza was unacceptable, and said he hoped to discuss the matter soon with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump.
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UnitedHealth CEO Andrew Witty Suddenly Steps Down Deepening Crisis
Andrew Witty's exit comes only a few weeks after UnitedHealth cut its annual forecast and reported its first earnings miss since the 2008 financial crisis, marking a major setback under Witty's leadership.
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CBSE Results, UPSC And Toll Tax: Internet Goes Wild Over Trump's 'I Did It' Posts
After Trump posted on his Truth Social platform about mediating a ceasefire between India and Pakistan on May 10, the internet erupted with memes featuring Trump.
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Once A Jewel, Australia's Ningaloo Reef Now Faces Coral Bleaching Crisis
Australia's Ningaloo Reef, one of the world's longest near-shore coral reefs and a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site, is showing alarming signs as the coral has lost its natural colour.
