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Centre Flags Deepfake Threat As Social Media Crackdown Faces Criticism
The crackdown has also drawn scrutiny after several accounts, including those critical of the government, were blocked or restricted.
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Iraq Struggles To Balance US Partnership Amid Iranian Faction Pressures
Iraq granted pro-Iran factions within the forces the right to exercise "self-defence" but also promised to prosecute groups targeting US interests.
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RCB Sale: Why Record-Breaking IPL Deal Fell Short Of 2 Billion Dollars Mark
A consortium led by the Aditya Birla Group has acquired a 100 percent stake in the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Royal Challengers Bengaluru for 1.78 billion dollars (approximately Rs 16,660 crore).
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Iran Hangs 3, Including Teen Accused Of Killing Cops During January Protests
Iran executed three men on Thursday who were accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
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Seat Flyers On Same PNR Next To Each Other, Says Government To Indian Airlines
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has issued a decisive new instruction that puts group seating at the forefront of passenger treatment.
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In Big Relief For Flyers, Centre Says No Selection Fee On 60% Seats
Keep Atleast 60% Seats On Flights Free Of Cost: Government Tells Airlines
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Industrialist Gautam Singhania Shares Video Of His New Car, "India's First" Ferrari 296 Speciale
Gautam Singhania has become the first owner in the world to take delivery of a right hand drive Ferrari 296 Speciale, bringing the high performance hybrid supercar to India for the first time.
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Mysterious Illness Kills 72 Tigers At Popular Tourist Parks In Thailand, Probe Underway
In the aftermath, the animal rights groups, such as PETA Asia and Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand, criticised the poor living conditions of captive tigers.
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JNU Protest Turns Violent, Student Groups Accuse Each Other Of Attacks
Tensions flared on the campus of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) after student groups aligned with the Left and Right accused each other of unleashing violence during a protest march in early hours of Monday.
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Thailand Man's Jail Term Extended To 50 Years For Insulting King
A Thai court on Tuesday extended the prison sentence of a man convicted for criticising the country's king to 50 years, one of the longest terms imposed under the kingdom's strict royal insult law, a legal rights group said.
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Centre Flags Deepfake Threat As Social Media Crackdown Faces Criticism
The crackdown has also drawn scrutiny after several accounts, including those critical of the government, were blocked or restricted.
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Iraq Struggles To Balance US Partnership Amid Iranian Faction Pressures
Iraq granted pro-Iran factions within the forces the right to exercise "self-defence" but also promised to prosecute groups targeting US interests.
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RCB Sale: Why Record-Breaking IPL Deal Fell Short Of 2 Billion Dollars Mark
A consortium led by the Aditya Birla Group has acquired a 100 percent stake in the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Royal Challengers Bengaluru for 1.78 billion dollars (approximately Rs 16,660 crore).
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Iran Hangs 3, Including Teen Accused Of Killing Cops During January Protests
Iran executed three men on Thursday who were accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
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Seat Flyers On Same PNR Next To Each Other, Says Government To Indian Airlines
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has issued a decisive new instruction that puts group seating at the forefront of passenger treatment.
-
In Big Relief For Flyers, Centre Says No Selection Fee On 60% Seats
Keep Atleast 60% Seats On Flights Free Of Cost: Government Tells Airlines
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Industrialist Gautam Singhania Shares Video Of His New Car, "India's First" Ferrari 296 Speciale
Gautam Singhania has become the first owner in the world to take delivery of a right hand drive Ferrari 296 Speciale, bringing the high performance hybrid supercar to India for the first time.
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Mysterious Illness Kills 72 Tigers At Popular Tourist Parks In Thailand, Probe Underway
In the aftermath, the animal rights groups, such as PETA Asia and Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand, criticised the poor living conditions of captive tigers.
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JNU Protest Turns Violent, Student Groups Accuse Each Other Of Attacks
Tensions flared on the campus of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) after student groups aligned with the Left and Right accused each other of unleashing violence during a protest march in early hours of Monday.
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Thailand Man's Jail Term Extended To 50 Years For Insulting King
A Thai court on Tuesday extended the prison sentence of a man convicted for criticising the country's king to 50 years, one of the longest terms imposed under the kingdom's strict royal insult law, a legal rights group said.
