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European Shares Hurt by Iraq Jitters
Europe's top share index slipped to a three-week low on Wednesday as concerns that violence in Iraq could escalate further prompted investors to take refuge in safer assets such as German bonds.
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Coronavirus UK - "I Almost Died": Indian-Origin COVID-19 Survivor In UK Shares Her Story
"I almost died," recalls Indian-origin Ria Lakhani, still struggling to breath normally, days after surviving a severe case of coronavirus that has killed over 7,000 people in the UK.
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16-Year-Old's Startup "Guarantees Admission" To Delhi School Students
With school admissions always being seen as a tough task for parents, a start-up founded by a 16-year-old girl is promising "guaranteed admission" for children in the Delhi-NCR region and has added more than 50 schools to its network.
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Trump Says Russia to Help on North Korea, Offers No Details
Summit between Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is “on the agenda”, news agency RIA reported.
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Facebook Asked to Explain Curb on Russia Media Accounts: RIA
Roskomnadzor said it considered the restrictions to be a continuation of Facebook's "unfriendly policy towards Russian users," RIA said.
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Fire Breaks Out At Kanpur Hostel, Killing 2
Two persons living in a private hostel were burnt alive while 13 others sustained serious burn injuries when a fire broke out in the building in Kanpur early this morning. According to the police, the fire broke out in the two-storeyed hostel building at around 3:30 am.
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Crimea Blackout After Power Lines 'Blown Up'
Crimea declared a state of emergency on Sunday after its main electricity power lines from Ukraine were blown up, leaving the Russian-annexed peninsula in darkness after the second such attack in a matter of days.
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Russian Air Force Bombs Islamic State Targets in Syria: Reports
Russia's air force dropped two bombs on Islamic State targets in Syria today, RIA news agency reported spokesman Colonel Igor Klimov as saying.
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Cried A Lot When Kalburgi Was Killed, Says 17-Year-Old Returning Award
For 17 year-old Ria Vithasha, who has authored five novels, the killing of senior Kannada writer MM Kalburgi distressed her enough to take the decision to return her Karnataka Sahitya Academy award.
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Russian Aircraft Head Off US Destroyer in Black Sea: Report
Russian military aircraft were scrambled to head off a US warship that was acting "aggressively" in the Black Sea, state news agency RIA reported on Saturday, but the Pentagon denied any unusual behavior.
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Russia Loses Mexican Satellite After Rocket Failure
Russia on Saturday lost a Mexican satellite on launch just hours after a glitch with a manoeuvre involving the International Space Station, the latest in a string of embarrassing failures for its troubled space programme.
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Russia Asks Kiev for Permission to Help at Plane Crash Site
Russia asked Kiev on Thursday for permission to help with rescue work in eastern Ukraine after a Malaysian passenger airliner was brought down there, the Emergencies Ministry said.
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European Shares Hurt by Iraq Jitters
Europe's top share index slipped to a three-week low on Wednesday as concerns that violence in Iraq could escalate further prompted investors to take refuge in safer assets such as German bonds.
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Shah Rukh Khan: Want to represent India with beautiful films at Cannes
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan recalled the time when he represented Indian cinema with Devdas in Cannes in 2002. He says he hopes to bring more beautiful cinema from the country to the French Riviera.
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World shares rise ahead of US Federal Reserve's policy decision
The euro hit its highest level in over a year and shares and commodities also rose on Wednesday helped by optimism about the global economy ahead of a US Federal Reserve policy decision.
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European Shares Hurt by Iraq Jitters
Europe's top share index slipped to a three-week low on Wednesday as concerns that violence in Iraq could escalate further prompted investors to take refuge in safer assets such as German bonds.
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Coronavirus UK - "I Almost Died": Indian-Origin COVID-19 Survivor In UK Shares Her Story
"I almost died," recalls Indian-origin Ria Lakhani, still struggling to breath normally, days after surviving a severe case of coronavirus that has killed over 7,000 people in the UK.
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16-Year-Old's Startup "Guarantees Admission" To Delhi School Students
With school admissions always being seen as a tough task for parents, a start-up founded by a 16-year-old girl is promising "guaranteed admission" for children in the Delhi-NCR region and has added more than 50 schools to its network.
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Trump Says Russia to Help on North Korea, Offers No Details
Summit between Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is “on the agenda”, news agency RIA reported.
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Facebook Asked to Explain Curb on Russia Media Accounts: RIA
Roskomnadzor said it considered the restrictions to be a continuation of Facebook's "unfriendly policy towards Russian users," RIA said.
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Fire Breaks Out At Kanpur Hostel, Killing 2
Two persons living in a private hostel were burnt alive while 13 others sustained serious burn injuries when a fire broke out in the building in Kanpur early this morning. According to the police, the fire broke out in the two-storeyed hostel building at around 3:30 am.
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Crimea Blackout After Power Lines 'Blown Up'
Crimea declared a state of emergency on Sunday after its main electricity power lines from Ukraine were blown up, leaving the Russian-annexed peninsula in darkness after the second such attack in a matter of days.
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Russian Air Force Bombs Islamic State Targets in Syria: Reports
Russia's air force dropped two bombs on Islamic State targets in Syria today, RIA news agency reported spokesman Colonel Igor Klimov as saying.
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Cried A Lot When Kalburgi Was Killed, Says 17-Year-Old Returning Award
For 17 year-old Ria Vithasha, who has authored five novels, the killing of senior Kannada writer MM Kalburgi distressed her enough to take the decision to return her Karnataka Sahitya Academy award.
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Russian Aircraft Head Off US Destroyer in Black Sea: Report
Russian military aircraft were scrambled to head off a US warship that was acting "aggressively" in the Black Sea, state news agency RIA reported on Saturday, but the Pentagon denied any unusual behavior.
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Russia Loses Mexican Satellite After Rocket Failure
Russia on Saturday lost a Mexican satellite on launch just hours after a glitch with a manoeuvre involving the International Space Station, the latest in a string of embarrassing failures for its troubled space programme.
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Russia Asks Kiev for Permission to Help at Plane Crash Site
Russia asked Kiev on Thursday for permission to help with rescue work in eastern Ukraine after a Malaysian passenger airliner was brought down there, the Emergencies Ministry said.
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European Shares Hurt by Iraq Jitters
Europe's top share index slipped to a three-week low on Wednesday as concerns that violence in Iraq could escalate further prompted investors to take refuge in safer assets such as German bonds.
-
Shah Rukh Khan: Want to represent India with beautiful films at Cannes
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan recalled the time when he represented Indian cinema with Devdas in Cannes in 2002. He says he hopes to bring more beautiful cinema from the country to the French Riviera.
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World shares rise ahead of US Federal Reserve's policy decision
The euro hit its highest level in over a year and shares and commodities also rose on Wednesday helped by optimism about the global economy ahead of a US Federal Reserve policy decision.
