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"God Will Punish Him": Karnataka Officer Dies By Suicide, Blames Senior
Mallikarjun, an assistant director in the Social Welfare Department, recorded a video before his death and sent it to his colleagues.
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Video: Children, Villagers Rescue Deer Attacked By Stray Dogs In Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur woke up to chaos as panic swept through Shahgarh Gram Panchayat in the Bajna Forest Range when a frightened deer, driven out of its shrinking habitat, ran straight into a human settlement.
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US To Slash Citizenship Renunciation Fee From $2,350 To $450 From April
President Donald Trump administration is set to significantly lower the cost of giving up US citizenship, reducing the renunciation fee from $2,350 to $450, its first major rollback in over a decade.
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Asia's Largest Tulip Festival Kicks Off Amid Fresh Snow In Srinagar Hills, 10,000 Tourists Stop By On Day 1
Asia's largest tulip garden in Srinagar opened early due to a heatwave, attracting over ten thousand tourists on day one amid fresh snowfall and blooming 1.7 million tulips.
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Explained: Why Did It Rain In Delhi Today And Will It Be Hot Again Next Week?
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for the national capital, warning of moderate rain, thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds through the day.
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Adobe To Pay $150 Million To Settle Termination Fees, Subscription Lawsuit
Adobe reached a $150 million settlement to resolve a US government lawsuit accusing the Photoshop and Acrobat maker of harming consumers by concealing termination fees and making it difficult to cancel subscriptions, the Department of Justice said.
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US Treasury Department Sanctions North Korea-Linked Network Over Crypto IT Worker Fraud
The US Treasury has sanctioned individuals and entities tied to a North Korea-linked IT worker scheme that allegedly used fake identities to secure remote tech jobs and funnel earnings through cryptocurrency. Officials say the network helped generate illicit revenue for the North Korean regime.
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China Resumes Passenger Train Service To North Korea After 6 Years
The first passenger train service between the Chinese and North Korean capitals left Beijing Railway Station on Thursday, ending a six-year gap, as China moves to shore up cross-border infrastructure and rebuild ties with its neighbour.
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US To Release 172 Million Barrels From Strategic Oil Reserve To Cut Prices
The United States Department of Energy said Wednesday it will release 172 million barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve "beginning next week," as the Middle East war disrupted oil prices.
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177 Indians Repatriate From Lebanon, Over 500 Depart Qatar Amid Iran War
India has stepped up assistance to its citizens in West Asia as escalating regional tensions continue to disrupt travel and safety conditions, with dozens of Indians repatriated from Lebanon and hundreds departing from Qatar on commercial flights.
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"God Will Punish Him": Karnataka Officer Dies By Suicide, Blames Senior
Mallikarjun, an assistant director in the Social Welfare Department, recorded a video before his death and sent it to his colleagues.
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Video: Children, Villagers Rescue Deer Attacked By Stray Dogs In Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur woke up to chaos as panic swept through Shahgarh Gram Panchayat in the Bajna Forest Range when a frightened deer, driven out of its shrinking habitat, ran straight into a human settlement.
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US To Slash Citizenship Renunciation Fee From $2,350 To $450 From April
President Donald Trump administration is set to significantly lower the cost of giving up US citizenship, reducing the renunciation fee from $2,350 to $450, its first major rollback in over a decade.
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Asia's Largest Tulip Festival Kicks Off Amid Fresh Snow In Srinagar Hills, 10,000 Tourists Stop By On Day 1
Asia's largest tulip garden in Srinagar opened early due to a heatwave, attracting over ten thousand tourists on day one amid fresh snowfall and blooming 1.7 million tulips.
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Explained: Why Did It Rain In Delhi Today And Will It Be Hot Again Next Week?
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for the national capital, warning of moderate rain, thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds through the day.
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Adobe To Pay $150 Million To Settle Termination Fees, Subscription Lawsuit
Adobe reached a $150 million settlement to resolve a US government lawsuit accusing the Photoshop and Acrobat maker of harming consumers by concealing termination fees and making it difficult to cancel subscriptions, the Department of Justice said.
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US Treasury Department Sanctions North Korea-Linked Network Over Crypto IT Worker Fraud
The US Treasury has sanctioned individuals and entities tied to a North Korea-linked IT worker scheme that allegedly used fake identities to secure remote tech jobs and funnel earnings through cryptocurrency. Officials say the network helped generate illicit revenue for the North Korean regime.
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China Resumes Passenger Train Service To North Korea After 6 Years
The first passenger train service between the Chinese and North Korean capitals left Beijing Railway Station on Thursday, ending a six-year gap, as China moves to shore up cross-border infrastructure and rebuild ties with its neighbour.
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US To Release 172 Million Barrels From Strategic Oil Reserve To Cut Prices
The United States Department of Energy said Wednesday it will release 172 million barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve "beginning next week," as the Middle East war disrupted oil prices.
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177 Indians Repatriate From Lebanon, Over 500 Depart Qatar Amid Iran War
India has stepped up assistance to its citizens in West Asia as escalating regional tensions continue to disrupt travel and safety conditions, with dozens of Indians repatriated from Lebanon and hundreds departing from Qatar on commercial flights.
