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"My Name Is Samuel": Viral Travel Reel Perfectly Captures Every Travel Duo Ever
The now-viral video features Dr Samuel Choudhury, a general practitioner based in Singapore, and his friend Darshen Kuna, a content creator
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Can You Spot Soha Ali Khan In This Throwback From Her School Days?
"School may be out for me but the memories last a lifetime," wrote Soha Ali Khan
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Kuwait Seeks Death For 11 Mosque Bombing Suspects
Kuwait seeks the death penalty for 11 out of 29 suspects being prosecuted for their alleged role in a deadly suicide bombing in a mosque last month, newspaper al-Qabas reported on Wednesday.
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Saudi, Kuwait in Talks to Resolve Oil Row: Minister
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have begun talks to resolve a dispute that halted oil production in the neutral zone between the Gulf neighbours, the Kuwaiti oil minister said.
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Arab Air Strikes Hit Yemen as Peace Talks Enter Second Day
Arab air strikes hit military targets throughout Yemen today and expanded into one western province for the first time, despite peace talks in Geneva aimed at ending almost three months of fighting.
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Kuwait Renews Crude Oil Contracts with BPCL
Major oil producer Kuwait has renewed crude supply contracts with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) worth up to $3.7 billion a year, the Gulf state's official news agency KUNA said on Tuesday.
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Birbhum gang-rape: Alleged letter of settlement with Trinamool panchayat member's signature emerges
A photocopy of an alleged letter signed by a local Trinamool panchayat member outlining the settlement between the villagers of Sabalpur where a tribal girl was allegedly gang-raped and the man she was in a relationship with has emerged.
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Kuwait forms new Cabinet, includes six royals
A veteran former central bank governor was appointed Kuwait's finance minister on Sunday, state news agency KUNA said, after a parliamentary election in the major crude producer last month.
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Crude higher in Asia on US growth hopes, Iran concerns
Oil was higher in Asian trade today, supported by improved sentiment on the US economy and continued concerns over tensions between Iran and the West, analysts said.
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"My Name Is Samuel": Viral Travel Reel Perfectly Captures Every Travel Duo Ever
The now-viral video features Dr Samuel Choudhury, a general practitioner based in Singapore, and his friend Darshen Kuna, a content creator
-
Can You Spot Soha Ali Khan In This Throwback From Her School Days?
"School may be out for me but the memories last a lifetime," wrote Soha Ali Khan
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Kuwait Seeks Death For 11 Mosque Bombing Suspects
Kuwait seeks the death penalty for 11 out of 29 suspects being prosecuted for their alleged role in a deadly suicide bombing in a mosque last month, newspaper al-Qabas reported on Wednesday.
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Saudi, Kuwait in Talks to Resolve Oil Row: Minister
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have begun talks to resolve a dispute that halted oil production in the neutral zone between the Gulf neighbours, the Kuwaiti oil minister said.
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Arab Air Strikes Hit Yemen as Peace Talks Enter Second Day
Arab air strikes hit military targets throughout Yemen today and expanded into one western province for the first time, despite peace talks in Geneva aimed at ending almost three months of fighting.
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Kuwait Renews Crude Oil Contracts with BPCL
Major oil producer Kuwait has renewed crude supply contracts with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) worth up to $3.7 billion a year, the Gulf state's official news agency KUNA said on Tuesday.
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Birbhum gang-rape: Alleged letter of settlement with Trinamool panchayat member's signature emerges
A photocopy of an alleged letter signed by a local Trinamool panchayat member outlining the settlement between the villagers of Sabalpur where a tribal girl was allegedly gang-raped and the man she was in a relationship with has emerged.
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Kuwait forms new Cabinet, includes six royals
A veteran former central bank governor was appointed Kuwait's finance minister on Sunday, state news agency KUNA said, after a parliamentary election in the major crude producer last month.
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Crude higher in Asia on US growth hopes, Iran concerns
Oil was higher in Asian trade today, supported by improved sentiment on the US economy and continued concerns over tensions between Iran and the West, analysts said.
