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Canada PM's Daughter And Belgian Princess Entangled In Harvard-Trump Row
Another high-profile student caught between the crosshairs is Princess Elisabeth of Belgium. She is the heir to the Belgian throne and has just completed her first year in a two-year masters program in public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School.
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She's A Future Queen. But Now Has To Deal With Trump's Harvard Ban Order
Princess Elisabeth is studying Public Policy at Harvard, a two-year master's degree program that according to the university's website broadens students' perspectives and sharpens their skills for "successful career in public service".
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Michael Schumacher Signs Crash Helmet 12 Years After Skiing Accident, Ex F1 Teammate Hopes F1 Great 'On The Mend'
Michael Schumacher is an intriguing name in F1, even after remaining away from public eye for over a decade since a horrific skiing accident in December, 2013
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Universal Vaccines Could Reshape How We Fight Future Outbreaks
Every year, the race begins anew. Scientists scramble to track mutating viruses, pharmaceutical companies reformulate vaccines and public health systems brace for another season of jabs and logistics.
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Aly Goni On Being Trolled Over Calling Girlfriend Jasmin Bhasin "Chapri": "It's Not Funny"
Aly Goni and Jasmin Bhasin made their relationship public during their stint on Bigg Boss 14
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BPSC Hiring For Assistant Section Officer Posts, Monthly Salary Up To Rs 1.42 Lakh
BPSC Recruitment 2025: The application process for 41 vacancies will begin on May 29. The deadline to submit applications is June 23.
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"Maa, I Didn't Steal Chips": 12-Year-Old's Suicide Note After Public Scolding
A 12-year-old boy died by allegedly consuming pesticide after he was accused of theft and asked to do sit-ups by a shopkeeper for "stealing" a packet of chips at Panskura in Paschim Medinipur district, a police officer said Friday.
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Japan's Rice Crisis: Prices Soar, Supplies Dwindle And A Minister Resigns
Rice is essential to Japanese culture, tradition and politics. People take pride in the oval-shaped sticky Japonica grain, which is still a staple even though total consumption has fallen over the decades.
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FTC Drops Case Over Microsoft's $69 Billion Activision Blizzard Deal
The US FTC dropped a case that sought to block Microsoft's $69 billion purchase of "Call of Duty" maker Activision Blizzard. The FTC believed that pursuing the case against Microsoft was not in the public interest.
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Indian Institute of Management Calcutta Launches Executive Program in Public Policy
IIM Calcutta Executive Program: This program aims at acquainting professionals with various policy making techniques.
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One Year Of Modi 3.0: BJP Plans 'Padyatras', Public Outreach Programs
PM Modi, who will also be completing 11 years of leadership, will also carry out rallies across the country, officials said.
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"Avenged April 22 In 22 Minutes, Sindoor Boils In My Veins": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking at a public rally in Rajasthan today, said that India avenged the deadly April 22 terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam in 22 minutes through Operation Sindoor.
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Deference And Disputes: Global Leaders Walking On Tightrope With Trump
When foreign leaders meet with Donald Trump, they are walking a tightrope: They can be welcomed with open arms or be publicly belittled.
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Hacker Steals Data From US Government Through App Used By Trump Aide
Reuters identified more than 60 government users of the messaging platform TeleMessage in a cache of leaked data provided by Distributed Denial of Secrets, a nonprofit whose stated mission is to archive hacked and leaked documents in public interest.
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Probe Agency ED's Big Accusation Against Sonia Gandhi In National Herald Case
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi "abused" her position as the then Congress president for personal gains to herself and her son Rahul Gandhi by converting public money for self use through the Young Indian (YI) company, the ED alleged.
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Canada PM's Daughter And Belgian Princess Entangled In Harvard-Trump Row
Another high-profile student caught between the crosshairs is Princess Elisabeth of Belgium. She is the heir to the Belgian throne and has just completed her first year in a two-year masters program in public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School.
-
She's A Future Queen. But Now Has To Deal With Trump's Harvard Ban Order
Princess Elisabeth is studying Public Policy at Harvard, a two-year master's degree program that according to the university's website broadens students' perspectives and sharpens their skills for "successful career in public service".
-
Michael Schumacher Signs Crash Helmet 12 Years After Skiing Accident, Ex F1 Teammate Hopes F1 Great 'On The Mend'
Michael Schumacher is an intriguing name in F1, even after remaining away from public eye for over a decade since a horrific skiing accident in December, 2013
-
Universal Vaccines Could Reshape How We Fight Future Outbreaks
Every year, the race begins anew. Scientists scramble to track mutating viruses, pharmaceutical companies reformulate vaccines and public health systems brace for another season of jabs and logistics.
-
Aly Goni On Being Trolled Over Calling Girlfriend Jasmin Bhasin "Chapri": "It's Not Funny"
Aly Goni and Jasmin Bhasin made their relationship public during their stint on Bigg Boss 14
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BPSC Hiring For Assistant Section Officer Posts, Monthly Salary Up To Rs 1.42 Lakh
BPSC Recruitment 2025: The application process for 41 vacancies will begin on May 29. The deadline to submit applications is June 23.
-
"Maa, I Didn't Steal Chips": 12-Year-Old's Suicide Note After Public Scolding
A 12-year-old boy died by allegedly consuming pesticide after he was accused of theft and asked to do sit-ups by a shopkeeper for "stealing" a packet of chips at Panskura in Paschim Medinipur district, a police officer said Friday.
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Japan's Rice Crisis: Prices Soar, Supplies Dwindle And A Minister Resigns
Rice is essential to Japanese culture, tradition and politics. People take pride in the oval-shaped sticky Japonica grain, which is still a staple even though total consumption has fallen over the decades.
-
FTC Drops Case Over Microsoft's $69 Billion Activision Blizzard Deal
The US FTC dropped a case that sought to block Microsoft's $69 billion purchase of "Call of Duty" maker Activision Blizzard. The FTC believed that pursuing the case against Microsoft was not in the public interest.
-
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta Launches Executive Program in Public Policy
IIM Calcutta Executive Program: This program aims at acquainting professionals with various policy making techniques.
-
One Year Of Modi 3.0: BJP Plans 'Padyatras', Public Outreach Programs
PM Modi, who will also be completing 11 years of leadership, will also carry out rallies across the country, officials said.
-
"Avenged April 22 In 22 Minutes, Sindoor Boils In My Veins": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking at a public rally in Rajasthan today, said that India avenged the deadly April 22 terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam in 22 minutes through Operation Sindoor.
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Deference And Disputes: Global Leaders Walking On Tightrope With Trump
When foreign leaders meet with Donald Trump, they are walking a tightrope: They can be welcomed with open arms or be publicly belittled.
-
Hacker Steals Data From US Government Through App Used By Trump Aide
Reuters identified more than 60 government users of the messaging platform TeleMessage in a cache of leaked data provided by Distributed Denial of Secrets, a nonprofit whose stated mission is to archive hacked and leaked documents in public interest.
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Probe Agency ED's Big Accusation Against Sonia Gandhi In National Herald Case
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi "abused" her position as the then Congress president for personal gains to herself and her son Rahul Gandhi by converting public money for self use through the Young Indian (YI) company, the ED alleged.
