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UK To Deploy Underwater Drones To Counter Mines In Strait Of Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world's busiest oil routes.
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2 Australian States Offer Free Public Transport As Fuel Prices Rise Amid Iran War
Australia faces elevated fuel supply risks, with several hundred service stations reporting shortfalls, and disruptions in delivery reported in the agriculture and mining sectors.
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Rs 10 Crore Credited Due To Bank Error, Woman Says 'Not Mine, Take It Back'
A farmer's wife in Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh, found nearly Rs 10 crore credited to her Bank of India account due to an apparent technical error.
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Taking Kharg Island Could Expose US Troops To 'Drones And Mines'
President Donald Trump has been weighing whether to use ground forces to seize Iran's strategic oil hub of Kharg Island, an operation analysts say
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India Doubles Its Top 50 Entries In QS World University Rankings, IITs Lead The Way
India now has 27 top 50 entries, which is more than double the 12 recorded in 2024, with 12 institutions contributing to this rise.
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Before Drones Flew Over The Gulf, Praying Mantis Followed An Iran Mine Strike
Operation Praying Mantis was the culmination of a decade of escalating tension and proxy warfare across the Middle East. The operation redrew the balance of power in the Gulf.
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Qeshm In The Crosshairs: The Iran Island Key To Hormuz Shipping Lock
The United States' March 7 strike on Iran's Qeshm Island - on a desalination plant supplying water to 30 villages - underlined the island's importance in controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
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Colombia-Ecuador Tensions Rise After Bomb Dropped Near Border
The leaders of Colombia and Ecuador sparred Tuesday over allegations that the Ecuadoran bombing of suspected criminal hideouts near their shared border had spilled into Colombian territory.
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Indian Women's Qualification In AFC Asian Cup Fuels Grassroots Ambition As Mina Eyes Big League
In the bustling lanes of Naka Bazaar in Zawar Mines, where homes sit shoulder to shoulder, and life spills into the narrow street, lives a family bound not just by the weak walls but by togetherness.
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Iran Unveils Vast 'Kamikaze Fleet' In Underground 'Missile City'
Iran's military said on Thursday that it holds a large stock of suicide drone boats now being deployed to restrict passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
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UK To Deploy Underwater Drones To Counter Mines In Strait Of Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world's busiest oil routes.
-
2 Australian States Offer Free Public Transport As Fuel Prices Rise Amid Iran War
Australia faces elevated fuel supply risks, with several hundred service stations reporting shortfalls, and disruptions in delivery reported in the agriculture and mining sectors.
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Rs 10 Crore Credited Due To Bank Error, Woman Says 'Not Mine, Take It Back'
A farmer's wife in Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh, found nearly Rs 10 crore credited to her Bank of India account due to an apparent technical error.
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Taking Kharg Island Could Expose US Troops To 'Drones And Mines'
President Donald Trump has been weighing whether to use ground forces to seize Iran's strategic oil hub of Kharg Island, an operation analysts say
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India Doubles Its Top 50 Entries In QS World University Rankings, IITs Lead The Way
India now has 27 top 50 entries, which is more than double the 12 recorded in 2024, with 12 institutions contributing to this rise.
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Before Drones Flew Over The Gulf, Praying Mantis Followed An Iran Mine Strike
Operation Praying Mantis was the culmination of a decade of escalating tension and proxy warfare across the Middle East. The operation redrew the balance of power in the Gulf.
-
Qeshm In The Crosshairs: The Iran Island Key To Hormuz Shipping Lock
The United States' March 7 strike on Iran's Qeshm Island - on a desalination plant supplying water to 30 villages - underlined the island's importance in controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
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Colombia-Ecuador Tensions Rise After Bomb Dropped Near Border
The leaders of Colombia and Ecuador sparred Tuesday over allegations that the Ecuadoran bombing of suspected criminal hideouts near their shared border had spilled into Colombian territory.
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Indian Women's Qualification In AFC Asian Cup Fuels Grassroots Ambition As Mina Eyes Big League
In the bustling lanes of Naka Bazaar in Zawar Mines, where homes sit shoulder to shoulder, and life spills into the narrow street, lives a family bound not just by the weak walls but by togetherness.
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Iran Unveils Vast 'Kamikaze Fleet' In Underground 'Missile City'
Iran's military said on Thursday that it holds a large stock of suicide drone boats now being deployed to restrict passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
