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Who Was Haytham Tabatabai, Top Hezbollah Leader Killed By Israel In Beirut
The Israeli military conducted a strike in Beirut on Sunday in an attempt to assassinate senior Hezbollah leader Haytham Ali Tabatabai, Israeli officials said.
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13-Year-Old Jumps Off School Building, Father Blames Teachers
A 13-year-old student died by suicide after she allegedly jumped off the third floor of the roof of her school building in Maharashtra on Friday morning.
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Netanyahu's "Easy Way Or Hard Way" Warning On Disarming Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday reiterated that Hamas will be "disarmed" either the "easy way or the hard way."
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Assembly Bypolls Result Highlights: Congress, BJP, PDP Register Key Victories In Assembly Bypolls
The counting of votes for the recent Assembly by-elections reveals a mixed outcome, with both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress marking notable victories and leads.
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Class 4 Girl Jumps To Death In Jaipur School, No Bloodstains At Site
A 9-year-old girl died on Saturday afternoon after allegedly jumping off the fourth floor of a private school in Jaipur.
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Man Kills Co-Worker With Dumbbell After Fight Over Light Switch In Bengaluru
A 41-year-old man was killed by his co-worker after a fight over switching off the lights at a rented office in Bengaluru in the early hours of Saturday.
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'Trump, Teleprompters Working Beautifully': Israel Mocks Malfunction At UN
US President Donald Trump arrived in Israel on Monday as Hamas handed over the 20 surviving Israeli hostages under a breakthrough ceasefire agreement.
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Video: "I Wore Red For You," Canadian PM Jokes As He Meets Trump
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney made a lighthearted joke as he met US President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday
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15 Killed After Bus Hit By Landslide In Himachal's Bilaspur District
At least 15 people were killed, and three rescued, after a private bus was buried under the debris of a massive landslide triggered in Himachal Pradesh's Bilaspur district late Tuesday evening.
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In A First, Railways To Allow Changing Travel Dates For Booked Tickets
Travel plans can change unexpectedly, leaving passengers with tickets they can't use. Indian Railways has introduced a new policy to make it easier for travellers to adjust their plans without losing money.
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'Nothing In Pods': Crops Hit, Madhya Pradesh's Soybean Farmers Face Uncertain Future
Madhya Pradesh stands as the heart of India's soybean production, contributing nearly half of the nation's supply and earning the state the title of India's soybean bowl.
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Bengaluru Student, 20, On Scooty Run Over While Trying To Avoid Pothole
In yet another pothole-related incident in Bengaluru, a 20-year-old student was killed after she came under the wheels of a tipper truck while trying to avoid a pothole in North Bengaluru's Avalahalli area on Monday.
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"Our Education Schemes Not For Votes": Tamil Nadu Industries Minister
Tamil Nadu Industries Minister TRB Rajaa on Thursday dismissed speculation that the ruling DMK's student outreach programmes are aimed at countering actor-politician Vijay's growing influence among the youth.
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Calcutta High Court Seeks Reports From Power Utility, Civic Body Over Electrocution Deaths
The Calcutta High Court on Thursday sought a report from the private power utility, CESC Ltd, on multiple electrocution deaths in Kolkata and its suburbs due to waterlogging.
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"Bad Teleprompter, Bad Escalator": Trump On What He "Got" From UN
US President Donald Trump, while addressing the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, said that "a bad teleprompter and a bad escalator are all he got from the United Nations."
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Who Was Haytham Tabatabai, Top Hezbollah Leader Killed By Israel In Beirut
The Israeli military conducted a strike in Beirut on Sunday in an attempt to assassinate senior Hezbollah leader Haytham Ali Tabatabai, Israeli officials said.
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13-Year-Old Jumps Off School Building, Father Blames Teachers
A 13-year-old student died by suicide after she allegedly jumped off the third floor of the roof of her school building in Maharashtra on Friday morning.
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Netanyahu's "Easy Way Or Hard Way" Warning On Disarming Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday reiterated that Hamas will be "disarmed" either the "easy way or the hard way."
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Assembly Bypolls Result Highlights: Congress, BJP, PDP Register Key Victories In Assembly Bypolls
The counting of votes for the recent Assembly by-elections reveals a mixed outcome, with both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress marking notable victories and leads.
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Class 4 Girl Jumps To Death In Jaipur School, No Bloodstains At Site
A 9-year-old girl died on Saturday afternoon after allegedly jumping off the fourth floor of a private school in Jaipur.
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Man Kills Co-Worker With Dumbbell After Fight Over Light Switch In Bengaluru
A 41-year-old man was killed by his co-worker after a fight over switching off the lights at a rented office in Bengaluru in the early hours of Saturday.
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'Trump, Teleprompters Working Beautifully': Israel Mocks Malfunction At UN
US President Donald Trump arrived in Israel on Monday as Hamas handed over the 20 surviving Israeli hostages under a breakthrough ceasefire agreement.
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Video: "I Wore Red For You," Canadian PM Jokes As He Meets Trump
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney made a lighthearted joke as he met US President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday
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15 Killed After Bus Hit By Landslide In Himachal's Bilaspur District
At least 15 people were killed, and three rescued, after a private bus was buried under the debris of a massive landslide triggered in Himachal Pradesh's Bilaspur district late Tuesday evening.
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In A First, Railways To Allow Changing Travel Dates For Booked Tickets
Travel plans can change unexpectedly, leaving passengers with tickets they can't use. Indian Railways has introduced a new policy to make it easier for travellers to adjust their plans without losing money.
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'Nothing In Pods': Crops Hit, Madhya Pradesh's Soybean Farmers Face Uncertain Future
Madhya Pradesh stands as the heart of India's soybean production, contributing nearly half of the nation's supply and earning the state the title of India's soybean bowl.
-
Bengaluru Student, 20, On Scooty Run Over While Trying To Avoid Pothole
In yet another pothole-related incident in Bengaluru, a 20-year-old student was killed after she came under the wheels of a tipper truck while trying to avoid a pothole in North Bengaluru's Avalahalli area on Monday.
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"Our Education Schemes Not For Votes": Tamil Nadu Industries Minister
Tamil Nadu Industries Minister TRB Rajaa on Thursday dismissed speculation that the ruling DMK's student outreach programmes are aimed at countering actor-politician Vijay's growing influence among the youth.
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Calcutta High Court Seeks Reports From Power Utility, Civic Body Over Electrocution Deaths
The Calcutta High Court on Thursday sought a report from the private power utility, CESC Ltd, on multiple electrocution deaths in Kolkata and its suburbs due to waterlogging.
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"Bad Teleprompter, Bad Escalator": Trump On What He "Got" From UN
US President Donald Trump, while addressing the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, said that "a bad teleprompter and a bad escalator are all he got from the United Nations."
