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Pakistani National Caught Near Line Of Control In Poonch, 2nd Case In 2 Days
Officials said no incriminating material was recovered from his possession during the initial search. He is currently being questioned by multiple security and intelligence agencies
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Pakistani Man Arrested While Attempting To Infiltrate Across LoC In Poonch
The intruder has been identified as Mohammad Sajjad (26), son of Mohammad Rafiq, a resident of Polas village in Bandi Abbaspur district of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK).
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4 Soldiers Injured In Blast Near Line Of Control In J&K, 3rd Incident In A Week
The nature of the blast is still unclear as the Army has not issued a formal statement so far.
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2 Soldiers Injured In Accidental Grenade Blast Near Line Of Control In J&K
Army personnel were conducting routine training and weapon-handling drills when the grenade accidentally detonated, leaving two soldiers seriously injured.
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Faint Line On A Pregnancy Test? Here's What It Means
It is critical to distinguish a faint positive line from an evaporation line, which is a false result. An evaporation line is colourless or looks like a grey shadow.
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Minor Boy From PoK Detained In J&K's Poonch After He Crossed LoC
During preliminary questioning, Javid Ali told authorities that he had gone to a nearby river to bathe and inadvertently strayed across the Line of Control (LoC).
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India And China Hold Constructive Talks On Border Situation In Ladakh
India and China held constructive talks on border peace and normalisation in eastern Ladakh.
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Cruise Line Warns Passengers Not To Take Buffet Food To Rooms, Internet Reacts
Some travellers supported the move and raised issues with abandoned dishes and hallway messes on cruises.
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IndiGo Pilot Shares Rare Aerial Video Of Illuminated India-Pakistan Border: "Glowing Line Of Lights"
The breathtaking bird's-eye view highlighted the heavily guarded Radcliffe Line, with clusters of lights marking border outposts and security installations on both sides.
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'Dark Nightmare': Commuters After 50-Minute Rush-Hour Glitch On Mumbai Metro
Passengers reported experiencing immense mental stress and inconvenience during this period and were unable to even establish contact with Metro staff
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MIT Scientists Suggest Everyday Foods To Help Your Gut Repair Itself
A new MIT study confirms that a simple amino acid is behind strengthening the gut. Here is which everyday foods that have this amino acid and why you should consume them.
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Drugs, Chinese Pistol Recovered Near LoC, Pakistan Link Suspected
Preliminary investigations suggest the consignment was thrown across the border from Pakistan by smugglers allegedly working in coordination with Pakistan's intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
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Swiss International Air Lines Launches Direct Flights Between Zurich And Bengaluru
The airline said the service is designed to cater to increasing demand from corporate travellers, the technology sector, high-end leisure passengers and Europe’s Indian diaspora.
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Malaysia To Introduce New Digital Immigration System To Reduce Airport Queues
The system uses facial recognition technology, QR codes and passport verification to speed up immigration checks while maintaining security.
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Delta To Stop In-Flight Food And Beverage Service On 450 Short-Haul Flights
Delta said the changes to its in-flight meal service are part of a broader effort to create a more uniform onboard experience across its network, rather than a cost-cutting move.
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Pakistani National Caught Near Line Of Control In Poonch, 2nd Case In 2 Days
Officials said no incriminating material was recovered from his possession during the initial search. He is currently being questioned by multiple security and intelligence agencies
-
Pakistani Man Arrested While Attempting To Infiltrate Across LoC In Poonch
The intruder has been identified as Mohammad Sajjad (26), son of Mohammad Rafiq, a resident of Polas village in Bandi Abbaspur district of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK).
-
4 Soldiers Injured In Blast Near Line Of Control In J&K, 3rd Incident In A Week
The nature of the blast is still unclear as the Army has not issued a formal statement so far.
-
2 Soldiers Injured In Accidental Grenade Blast Near Line Of Control In J&K
Army personnel were conducting routine training and weapon-handling drills when the grenade accidentally detonated, leaving two soldiers seriously injured.
-
Faint Line On A Pregnancy Test? Here's What It Means
It is critical to distinguish a faint positive line from an evaporation line, which is a false result. An evaporation line is colourless or looks like a grey shadow.
-
Minor Boy From PoK Detained In J&K's Poonch After He Crossed LoC
During preliminary questioning, Javid Ali told authorities that he had gone to a nearby river to bathe and inadvertently strayed across the Line of Control (LoC).
-
India And China Hold Constructive Talks On Border Situation In Ladakh
India and China held constructive talks on border peace and normalisation in eastern Ladakh.
-
Cruise Line Warns Passengers Not To Take Buffet Food To Rooms, Internet Reacts
Some travellers supported the move and raised issues with abandoned dishes and hallway messes on cruises.
-
IndiGo Pilot Shares Rare Aerial Video Of Illuminated India-Pakistan Border: "Glowing Line Of Lights"
The breathtaking bird's-eye view highlighted the heavily guarded Radcliffe Line, with clusters of lights marking border outposts and security installations on both sides.
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'Dark Nightmare': Commuters After 50-Minute Rush-Hour Glitch On Mumbai Metro
Passengers reported experiencing immense mental stress and inconvenience during this period and were unable to even establish contact with Metro staff
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MIT Scientists Suggest Everyday Foods To Help Your Gut Repair Itself
A new MIT study confirms that a simple amino acid is behind strengthening the gut. Here is which everyday foods that have this amino acid and why you should consume them.
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Drugs, Chinese Pistol Recovered Near LoC, Pakistan Link Suspected
Preliminary investigations suggest the consignment was thrown across the border from Pakistan by smugglers allegedly working in coordination with Pakistan's intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
-
Swiss International Air Lines Launches Direct Flights Between Zurich And Bengaluru
The airline said the service is designed to cater to increasing demand from corporate travellers, the technology sector, high-end leisure passengers and Europe’s Indian diaspora.
-
Malaysia To Introduce New Digital Immigration System To Reduce Airport Queues
The system uses facial recognition technology, QR codes and passport verification to speed up immigration checks while maintaining security.
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Delta To Stop In-Flight Food And Beverage Service On 450 Short-Haul Flights
Delta said the changes to its in-flight meal service are part of a broader effort to create a more uniform onboard experience across its network, rather than a cost-cutting move.
