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Delhi-Bound SpiceJet Flight Takes Mid-Air U-Turn To Pune After Technical Glitch
A Delhi-bound SpiceJet flight from Pune made a mid-air turnback shortly after take-off to the originating airport due to a technical glitch on Monday; however, the airline said that the flight did not land under emergency conditions.
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Plane Carrying EU's Top Leader Suspected Of Russian GPS Jamming
A plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was hit by radar jamming over Bulgaria in a suspected Russian operation, a spokesperson said Monday.
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What To Pack For Leh Ladakh Bike Trip: A Rider's Survival Kit For India's Toughest Road
Whether you are riding solo or with your crew, the right preparation will help you carry everything you need to stay safe, comfortable, and adventure-ready.
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'Ethanol Fuel Hurts Mileage But Is Safe': Indian Automakers Amid Ethanol-Petrol Row
India's roll-out of fuel blended with 20% ethanol will hurt a vehicle's mileage by 2%-4% but is safe to use, a lobby group representing the country's automakers said.
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Air India Flight Returns To Delhi After 'Fire Indication' In Engine, Aircraft Grounded For Inspection
An Indore-bound Air India plane made an emergency landing in the national capital on Sunday after being airborne for over 30 minutes as the pilot received a "fire indication" in the right engine of the aircraft, according to sources.
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Evacuation Of Gaza City Unsafe And Unfeasible, Says Head Of Red Cross
The head of the Red Cross warned that it would be impossible to keep people safe during a mass evacuation of Gaza City, as Israel intensifies its assault.
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US Flight Drops Over 4,300 Feet In 44 Seconds, 2 Passengers Injured
Two passengers were injured during severe turbulence on SkyWest flight 5971 to Houston. The plane dropped 4,350 feet in 44 seconds near Fort Worth.
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eSIM Mobile Fraud: I4C Warns Users of eSIM Scams, Shares Tips to Stay Safe
The Department of Telecommunications’ (DoT) Financial Fraud Risk Indicator (FRI) recently blacklisted between 3,00,000 to 4,00,000 SIM cards that were allegedly being used to commit financial fraud, as per a report. Now, another government agency, the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) has issued a warning regarding an e-SIM fraud, where...
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Israel Aims To Make Safer "Safe Rooms" After Lessons From Iran, Hamas Attacks
Israeli engineers are blasting residential bomb shelters at a desert range in a bid to design better "safe rooms" based on the lessons of Hamas's attack in 2023 and this summer's 12-day war and missile exchanges with Iran.
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Mumbai, Kohima Safest For Women; Patna, Jaipur, Delhi Least Safe: Report
Kohima, Bhubaneswar, and Mumbai have emerged as the safest cities in the country for women, while Kolkata, Srinagar and Ranchi were ranked the lowest, according to the National Annual Report & Index on Women's Safety 2025.'
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Pope Leo "Begs For A Permanent Ceasefire" As Israel Continues Gaza Ops
Pope Leo XIV demanded Israel stop the "collective punishment" and forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza as he pleaded for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in the besieged territory amid preparations by Israel for a new military offensive.
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Can Coconut Water Help You Lose Weight? Doctor Debunks Myth
Coconut water can be safely consumed on a daily basis by most individuals. Since it is a low-calorie drink, many believe that coconut water can help with weight loss.
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Video: Army Chopper Rescues 22 CRPF Personnel Stranded Due To Punjab Floods
The Indian Army Aviation on Wednesday conducted a daring rescue operation near Madhopur Headworks in Punjab's Pathankot district, saving 22 CRPF personnel and three civilians who were stranded due to rising floodwaters.
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World's Tallest Bridge In China Passes Load Test With 96 Heavy Trucks, Declared "Safe"
The test involved strategically positioning 96 trucks on the bridge in batches to measure its response to real-world stress, ensuring its stability and safety.
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1 In 4 People Globally Lack Access To Safe Drinking Water: UN
More than two billion people worldwide still lack access to safely-managed drinking water, the United Nations said Tuesday, warning that progress towards universal coverage was moving nowhere near quickly enough.
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Delhi-Bound SpiceJet Flight Takes Mid-Air U-Turn To Pune After Technical Glitch
A Delhi-bound SpiceJet flight from Pune made a mid-air turnback shortly after take-off to the originating airport due to a technical glitch on Monday; however, the airline said that the flight did not land under emergency conditions.
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Plane Carrying EU's Top Leader Suspected Of Russian GPS Jamming
A plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was hit by radar jamming over Bulgaria in a suspected Russian operation, a spokesperson said Monday.
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What To Pack For Leh Ladakh Bike Trip: A Rider's Survival Kit For India's Toughest Road
Whether you are riding solo or with your crew, the right preparation will help you carry everything you need to stay safe, comfortable, and adventure-ready.
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'Ethanol Fuel Hurts Mileage But Is Safe': Indian Automakers Amid Ethanol-Petrol Row
India's roll-out of fuel blended with 20% ethanol will hurt a vehicle's mileage by 2%-4% but is safe to use, a lobby group representing the country's automakers said.
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Air India Flight Returns To Delhi After 'Fire Indication' In Engine, Aircraft Grounded For Inspection
An Indore-bound Air India plane made an emergency landing in the national capital on Sunday after being airborne for over 30 minutes as the pilot received a "fire indication" in the right engine of the aircraft, according to sources.
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Evacuation Of Gaza City Unsafe And Unfeasible, Says Head Of Red Cross
The head of the Red Cross warned that it would be impossible to keep people safe during a mass evacuation of Gaza City, as Israel intensifies its assault.
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US Flight Drops Over 4,300 Feet In 44 Seconds, 2 Passengers Injured
Two passengers were injured during severe turbulence on SkyWest flight 5971 to Houston. The plane dropped 4,350 feet in 44 seconds near Fort Worth.
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eSIM Mobile Fraud: I4C Warns Users of eSIM Scams, Shares Tips to Stay Safe
The Department of Telecommunications’ (DoT) Financial Fraud Risk Indicator (FRI) recently blacklisted between 3,00,000 to 4,00,000 SIM cards that were allegedly being used to commit financial fraud, as per a report. Now, another government agency, the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) has issued a warning regarding an e-SIM fraud, where...
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Israel Aims To Make Safer "Safe Rooms" After Lessons From Iran, Hamas Attacks
Israeli engineers are blasting residential bomb shelters at a desert range in a bid to design better "safe rooms" based on the lessons of Hamas's attack in 2023 and this summer's 12-day war and missile exchanges with Iran.
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Mumbai, Kohima Safest For Women; Patna, Jaipur, Delhi Least Safe: Report
Kohima, Bhubaneswar, and Mumbai have emerged as the safest cities in the country for women, while Kolkata, Srinagar and Ranchi were ranked the lowest, according to the National Annual Report & Index on Women's Safety 2025.'
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Pope Leo "Begs For A Permanent Ceasefire" As Israel Continues Gaza Ops
Pope Leo XIV demanded Israel stop the "collective punishment" and forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza as he pleaded for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in the besieged territory amid preparations by Israel for a new military offensive.
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Can Coconut Water Help You Lose Weight? Doctor Debunks Myth
Coconut water can be safely consumed on a daily basis by most individuals. Since it is a low-calorie drink, many believe that coconut water can help with weight loss.
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Video: Army Chopper Rescues 22 CRPF Personnel Stranded Due To Punjab Floods
The Indian Army Aviation on Wednesday conducted a daring rescue operation near Madhopur Headworks in Punjab's Pathankot district, saving 22 CRPF personnel and three civilians who were stranded due to rising floodwaters.
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World's Tallest Bridge In China Passes Load Test With 96 Heavy Trucks, Declared "Safe"
The test involved strategically positioning 96 trucks on the bridge in batches to measure its response to real-world stress, ensuring its stability and safety.
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1 In 4 People Globally Lack Access To Safe Drinking Water: UN
More than two billion people worldwide still lack access to safely-managed drinking water, the United Nations said Tuesday, warning that progress towards universal coverage was moving nowhere near quickly enough.
