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Divers Recover Artefacts From Titanic's Sister Ship Britannic
Divers have recovered artifacts from the Titanic's sister ship, the Britannic, for the first time since the ocean liner sank in the Aegean Sea more than a century ago after striking a mine during World War I.
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Eric Trump's $548 Million Crypto Stake Is Worth More Than Trump's Golf Empire
Eric Trump's stake in a crypto company created this year is now worth about $548 million, in one of the most striking examples of how the first family is profiting from the digital-asset industry.
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Bharat Bandh Called By Trade Unions Today: What's Open, What's Closed
Over 25 crore workers from government sectors such as banking, postal services, mining, construction, and transport have called a nationwide strike, or Bharat Bandh, today.
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Bharat Bandh On July 9: Who Called It, What's Open, What's Closed
Over 25 crore workers from government sectors such as banking, postal services, mining, construction, and transport will go on a nationwide general strike, or Bharat Bandh, on Wednesday, July 9.
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Iran Made Preparations To Mine Strait Of Hormuz: US sources
The Iranian military loaded naval mines onto vessels in the Persian Gulf last month, a move that intensified concerns in Washington that Tehran was gearing up to blockade the Strait of Hormuz following Israel's strikes on sites across Iran.
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Ukrainian Forces Find Russian Sea Mines Near Odessa Coast After Storms
Ukrainian officials recently confirmed that two Russian sea mines recently washed ashore on the southern coast during stormy weather. They informed that the threats of missile strikes and landing remain relevant.
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At Least 30 Killed After Gold Mine Collapses In Afghanistan, Say Police
At least 30 people were killed when a gold mine collapsed in northeastern Afghanistan on Sunday, officials said, in the latest tragedy to strike the war-torn country.
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Kangana Ranaut Has Had To 'Fight For Everything.' She's Made Peace With That
"The one aspect that is striking about my journey is that I have to fight for everything in life, even the smallest of the things," said Kangana Ranaut
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After Surgical Strikes, Army Keeps A Hawk's Eye On Line Of Control
Mine fields line the tough terrain to Jammu and Kashmir's Nowshera, the last Indian outpost on this side of the Line of Control.
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Pak TV Images Claiming Indian Casualties Are 'Morphed, Fake': Army Sources
The special op forces who crossed the Line of Control for surgical strikes on Wednesday night returned "with not one scratch," top army forces have told NDTV, denying Pakstani media reports that eight soldiers were killed in the raids in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and one was captured alive. Only one soldier has "minor injuries" from stepping on a m...
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Power Plants Have Enough Coal To Overcome Strike: Minister Piyush Goyal
Power plants in the country have enough coal in hand to operate even if nothing is mined over the next 50 to 60 days, the coal and power minister said ahead of a proposed one-day strike by some Coal India Ltd workers on Friday.
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Lights Out! North Korea Threatens To Strike US, South Korean Troops
North Korea on Saturday threatened to aim fire at the lighting equipment used by "provocative" American and South Korean troops at a truce village inside the Demilitarized Zone that divides the two Koreas.
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Libyan Forces Push Sirte Advance Backed By US Strikes
Libyan pro-government forces, backed by US air strikes, fought to advance on ISIS jihadists in Sirte today despite mines and snipers, a spokesman said.
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South African Coal Miners End Strike
South African coal mineworkers today ended a 10-day strike after reaching a pay agreement with employers, their union said, relieving pressure on the country's strained power supply.
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South Africa's Mine Massacre Town Sees Little Change 3 Years On
Almost three years after South African police shot 34 striking miners dead outside platinum producer Lonmin's Marikana mine, little has changed in this hardscrabble town that has become a symbol of post-apartheid hardship and inequities.
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Divers Recover Artefacts From Titanic's Sister Ship Britannic
Divers have recovered artifacts from the Titanic's sister ship, the Britannic, for the first time since the ocean liner sank in the Aegean Sea more than a century ago after striking a mine during World War I.
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Eric Trump's $548 Million Crypto Stake Is Worth More Than Trump's Golf Empire
Eric Trump's stake in a crypto company created this year is now worth about $548 million, in one of the most striking examples of how the first family is profiting from the digital-asset industry.
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Bharat Bandh Called By Trade Unions Today: What's Open, What's Closed
Over 25 crore workers from government sectors such as banking, postal services, mining, construction, and transport have called a nationwide strike, or Bharat Bandh, today.
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Bharat Bandh On July 9: Who Called It, What's Open, What's Closed
Over 25 crore workers from government sectors such as banking, postal services, mining, construction, and transport will go on a nationwide general strike, or Bharat Bandh, on Wednesday, July 9.
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Iran Made Preparations To Mine Strait Of Hormuz: US sources
The Iranian military loaded naval mines onto vessels in the Persian Gulf last month, a move that intensified concerns in Washington that Tehran was gearing up to blockade the Strait of Hormuz following Israel's strikes on sites across Iran.
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Ukrainian Forces Find Russian Sea Mines Near Odessa Coast After Storms
Ukrainian officials recently confirmed that two Russian sea mines recently washed ashore on the southern coast during stormy weather. They informed that the threats of missile strikes and landing remain relevant.
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At Least 30 Killed After Gold Mine Collapses In Afghanistan, Say Police
At least 30 people were killed when a gold mine collapsed in northeastern Afghanistan on Sunday, officials said, in the latest tragedy to strike the war-torn country.
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Kangana Ranaut Has Had To 'Fight For Everything.' She's Made Peace With That
"The one aspect that is striking about my journey is that I have to fight for everything in life, even the smallest of the things," said Kangana Ranaut
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After Surgical Strikes, Army Keeps A Hawk's Eye On Line Of Control
Mine fields line the tough terrain to Jammu and Kashmir's Nowshera, the last Indian outpost on this side of the Line of Control.
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Pak TV Images Claiming Indian Casualties Are 'Morphed, Fake': Army Sources
The special op forces who crossed the Line of Control for surgical strikes on Wednesday night returned "with not one scratch," top army forces have told NDTV, denying Pakstani media reports that eight soldiers were killed in the raids in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and one was captured alive. Only one soldier has "minor injuries" from stepping on a m...
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Power Plants Have Enough Coal To Overcome Strike: Minister Piyush Goyal
Power plants in the country have enough coal in hand to operate even if nothing is mined over the next 50 to 60 days, the coal and power minister said ahead of a proposed one-day strike by some Coal India Ltd workers on Friday.
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Lights Out! North Korea Threatens To Strike US, South Korean Troops
North Korea on Saturday threatened to aim fire at the lighting equipment used by "provocative" American and South Korean troops at a truce village inside the Demilitarized Zone that divides the two Koreas.
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Libyan Forces Push Sirte Advance Backed By US Strikes
Libyan pro-government forces, backed by US air strikes, fought to advance on ISIS jihadists in Sirte today despite mines and snipers, a spokesman said.
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South African Coal Miners End Strike
South African coal mineworkers today ended a 10-day strike after reaching a pay agreement with employers, their union said, relieving pressure on the country's strained power supply.
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South Africa's Mine Massacre Town Sees Little Change 3 Years On
Almost three years after South African police shot 34 striking miners dead outside platinum producer Lonmin's Marikana mine, little has changed in this hardscrabble town that has become a symbol of post-apartheid hardship and inequities.
