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"On Top Of The World": Kerala Woman's Journey To Peak Of Mount Everest
Kannur native and a resident of Qatar, Safrina Latheef was a banker and a baker before she turned to mountaineering, a long term desire of hers, and became the first woman from Kerala to scale the over 8,000 feet Everest peak.
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Opinion | There's Something Pant Can Learn From Virat Kohli
Despite retiring from T20Is and Test cricket, Virat the batter is unstoppable. Pant needs to take a long, hard look at where he is and ask himself if he needs to take that tough call too.
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3 Nights Of Poor Sleep Might Harm Your Heart: Study
We've long known that a lack of sleep is bad for the heart - but scientists are now starting to understand exactly how it causes harm.
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US State Secretary Vows To Tackle Visa Backlog Before World Cup
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio promised Wednesday to redouble efforts to issue visas ahead of the World Cup, warning of a backlog so long that Colombians may have already needed to apply.
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Sufism, Seduction, And Pak ISI: The Double Life Of Diplomat Madhuri Gupta
Long before YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra's arrest for allegedly leaking military secrets to Pakistan, India had witnessed a similar betrayal.
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World Press Photo Pauses Credit For Napalm Girl, Historic Vietnam War Image
One of the most haunting images of the Vietnam War may not have been taken by the photographer it has long been credited to.
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At 112, World's Oldest Living Nun Has 4 Words Of Advice
Sister Francis Dominici Piscatella of Long Island, New York, is the world's oldest living nun at 112.
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"Will Be Inducted Into Maharashtra Cabinet Today": NCP's Chhagan Bhujbal
Senior Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Chhagan Bhujbal today said he will be inducted into the Maharashtra cabinet headed by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday, marking his return to ministerial office after a long gap.
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Opinion | Trump's Hollywood Tariffs Are A Blow To A Struggling Industry
Cinema has long been a tool of soft power for both the United States and China. However, despite its cultural value, filmmaking remains a business - and an expensive one at that. If profitability is compromised, the industry will inevitably retreat.
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"India Big Victim Of Pak-Sponsored Terrorism": A Owaisi's Big Message To World
Asaduddin Owaisi said on Saturday that Pakistan with its long history of sponsoring terrorism has become a threat to humanity, affirming that this will be the heart of his message to the international community as part of the centre's delegation.
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Joe Biden's 2023 Interview Reveals Struggle To Remember When Son Died
Joe Bidens interview audio reveals moments of long pauses as he struggles to recall various events, including his sons death and his departure as vice president.
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Stalled Projects, Contaminated Groundwater : Kabul's Water Crisis Worsens
Experts have long sounded the alarm over Kabul's water problems, which are worsening even as many international players have backed off big infrastructure projects and slashed funding to Afghanistan since the Taliban government took power in 2021.
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Trump's Qatar Jet Gift Is The Stuff Of Nightmares In Spyworld: Experts
Qatar's offer of a luxury Boeing 747 to President Donald Trump has set off alarm bells within the US intelligence and diplomatic community, where gifts from foreign powers have long been viewed with suspicion.
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"Positive Sign": Ukraine's Zelensky Welcomes Putin's Call For Peace Talks
Calling it a "positive sign," Zelensky said that "the entire world has been waiting for this for a very long time. And the very first step in truly ending any war is a ceasefire."
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"None Of Our Business" To "Long Night Of Talks": US' Changing Stance On India-Pak Tension
US President Donald Trump was the first leader today to announce nuclear-armed neighbours India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire. Minutes later, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed the ceasefire.
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"On Top Of The World": Kerala Woman's Journey To Peak Of Mount Everest
Kannur native and a resident of Qatar, Safrina Latheef was a banker and a baker before she turned to mountaineering, a long term desire of hers, and became the first woman from Kerala to scale the over 8,000 feet Everest peak.
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Opinion | There's Something Pant Can Learn From Virat Kohli
Despite retiring from T20Is and Test cricket, Virat the batter is unstoppable. Pant needs to take a long, hard look at where he is and ask himself if he needs to take that tough call too.
-
3 Nights Of Poor Sleep Might Harm Your Heart: Study
We've long known that a lack of sleep is bad for the heart - but scientists are now starting to understand exactly how it causes harm.
-
US State Secretary Vows To Tackle Visa Backlog Before World Cup
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio promised Wednesday to redouble efforts to issue visas ahead of the World Cup, warning of a backlog so long that Colombians may have already needed to apply.
-
Sufism, Seduction, And Pak ISI: The Double Life Of Diplomat Madhuri Gupta
Long before YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra's arrest for allegedly leaking military secrets to Pakistan, India had witnessed a similar betrayal.
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World Press Photo Pauses Credit For Napalm Girl, Historic Vietnam War Image
One of the most haunting images of the Vietnam War may not have been taken by the photographer it has long been credited to.
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At 112, World's Oldest Living Nun Has 4 Words Of Advice
Sister Francis Dominici Piscatella of Long Island, New York, is the world's oldest living nun at 112.
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"Will Be Inducted Into Maharashtra Cabinet Today": NCP's Chhagan Bhujbal
Senior Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Chhagan Bhujbal today said he will be inducted into the Maharashtra cabinet headed by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday, marking his return to ministerial office after a long gap.
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Opinion | Trump's Hollywood Tariffs Are A Blow To A Struggling Industry
Cinema has long been a tool of soft power for both the United States and China. However, despite its cultural value, filmmaking remains a business - and an expensive one at that. If profitability is compromised, the industry will inevitably retreat.
-
"India Big Victim Of Pak-Sponsored Terrorism": A Owaisi's Big Message To World
Asaduddin Owaisi said on Saturday that Pakistan with its long history of sponsoring terrorism has become a threat to humanity, affirming that this will be the heart of his message to the international community as part of the centre's delegation.
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Joe Biden's 2023 Interview Reveals Struggle To Remember When Son Died
Joe Bidens interview audio reveals moments of long pauses as he struggles to recall various events, including his sons death and his departure as vice president.
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Stalled Projects, Contaminated Groundwater : Kabul's Water Crisis Worsens
Experts have long sounded the alarm over Kabul's water problems, which are worsening even as many international players have backed off big infrastructure projects and slashed funding to Afghanistan since the Taliban government took power in 2021.
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Trump's Qatar Jet Gift Is The Stuff Of Nightmares In Spyworld: Experts
Qatar's offer of a luxury Boeing 747 to President Donald Trump has set off alarm bells within the US intelligence and diplomatic community, where gifts from foreign powers have long been viewed with suspicion.
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"Positive Sign": Ukraine's Zelensky Welcomes Putin's Call For Peace Talks
Calling it a "positive sign," Zelensky said that "the entire world has been waiting for this for a very long time. And the very first step in truly ending any war is a ceasefire."
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"None Of Our Business" To "Long Night Of Talks": US' Changing Stance On India-Pak Tension
US President Donald Trump was the first leader today to announce nuclear-armed neighbours India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire. Minutes later, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed the ceasefire.
