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Visitors Caught Scratching Their Names On Walls Of Humayun's Tomb, Video Sparks Outrage
The footage shows multiple people treating the historic site like a blackboard, with some even climbing on each other's shoulders to deface the monument.
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From Sri Lanka To Croatia, Why Wild Swimming Is The Wellness Trend Ruling Luxury Hotels
Swimming pools are passe. Luxury hotels around the world, from Asia to Europe, are tempting guests with wild swimming, a wellness trend here to stay
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'Yes, If He Comes To Moscow': Putin On Possibility Of Meeting Zelensky
Russian President Vladimir Putin told Kyiv on Wednesday that there was a chance to end the war in Ukraine via negotiations "if common sense prevails", an option he'd prefer, but that he was ready to end it by force if that was the only way.
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"Belittling Country Like India...": Geopolitics Expert Blasts Trump Tariffs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Tianjin this morning against the backdrop of hefty tariffs that had shaken the global economy.
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"Got Redemption': Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, Chirag Shetty On Assuring World Championships Medal
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty said they felt a sense of redemption after securing India's first medal at the 2025 BWF World Championships
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Opinion | Trump, Tughlaq, Tariffs: The Dangers Of Strength Without Sense
Like Trump, Tughlaq was often described as an erratic ruler with no shortage of ambition but a chronic inability to foresee the consequences. That's their paradox: strength without strategy, vision without realism.
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Opinion | Atom Bombs Didn't Prevent World War III. Humans Did
Growing up in the latter stages of the Cold War, my generation didn't live with the sense of menace and the Bert the Turtle duck-and-cover drills baby boomers endured, but both cohorts were blessed by the absence of a large-scale war.
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Trump Eyes 100% Chips Tariff, Exempting Firms That Invest in US
Trump declared plans for 100% tariff on semiconductor imports while promising to exempt companies such as Apple that move production back to the US, triggering a scramble among trading partners and companies worldwide to make sense of the threat.
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After Trump's 35% Tariff Slap, Canada PM Says "We'll Speak When It Makes Sense"
Days after the United States slapped Canada with 35 per cent tariffs, raising it from the previous 25 per cent, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday said that he will speak with US President Donald Trump "when it makes sense".
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Putin Says "The Whole Of Ukraine Is Ours" In Theory, May Take City Of Sumy
President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Russians and Ukrainians were one people, "and in that sense the whole of Ukraine is ours," and said he did not rule out Russia taking control of the Ukrainian city of Sumy.
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Researchers Develop Innovative Model To Study Sense Of Smell: Study
Using three-dimensional model, researchers at Tufts University School of Medicine and the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) have discovered that key stem cells in the nose that regenerate small neurons, helps in treating loss of smell.
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NASA's Starliner Crew Sunita Williams, Butch Wilmore Finish Recovery On Earth
Sunita Williams and Butch, who last year set off for an eight-day Starliner test flight that swelled into a nine-month stay in space, have had to readapt their muscles, sense of balance and other basics of Earth.
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Conclave Movie Serves As Guidance For Cardinals Voting For Next Pope
Before entering the papal electionsto pick the next pope, several Catholic cardinals reportedly watched the film Conclave, starring Ralph Fiennes, to get a sense of the traditions and political undercurrents of the process.
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Diplomacy Likely To Trump Geography In Choice Of New Pope
A non-European pope would make sense, given that Catholicism is growing in Africa and Asia, while church attendance is dropping in Europe.
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China Is Biggest Threat "From Geopolitical Sense": Canada PM Mark Carney
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney said that China is one of the largest threats with respect to foreign interference in Canada and is an emerging threat in the Arctic.
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Visitors Caught Scratching Their Names On Walls Of Humayun's Tomb, Video Sparks Outrage
The footage shows multiple people treating the historic site like a blackboard, with some even climbing on each other's shoulders to deface the monument.
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From Sri Lanka To Croatia, Why Wild Swimming Is The Wellness Trend Ruling Luxury Hotels
Swimming pools are passe. Luxury hotels around the world, from Asia to Europe, are tempting guests with wild swimming, a wellness trend here to stay
-
'Yes, If He Comes To Moscow': Putin On Possibility Of Meeting Zelensky
Russian President Vladimir Putin told Kyiv on Wednesday that there was a chance to end the war in Ukraine via negotiations "if common sense prevails", an option he'd prefer, but that he was ready to end it by force if that was the only way.
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"Belittling Country Like India...": Geopolitics Expert Blasts Trump Tariffs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Tianjin this morning against the backdrop of hefty tariffs that had shaken the global economy.
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"Got Redemption': Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, Chirag Shetty On Assuring World Championships Medal
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty said they felt a sense of redemption after securing India's first medal at the 2025 BWF World Championships
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Opinion | Trump, Tughlaq, Tariffs: The Dangers Of Strength Without Sense
Like Trump, Tughlaq was often described as an erratic ruler with no shortage of ambition but a chronic inability to foresee the consequences. That's their paradox: strength without strategy, vision without realism.
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Opinion | Atom Bombs Didn't Prevent World War III. Humans Did
Growing up in the latter stages of the Cold War, my generation didn't live with the sense of menace and the Bert the Turtle duck-and-cover drills baby boomers endured, but both cohorts were blessed by the absence of a large-scale war.
-
Trump Eyes 100% Chips Tariff, Exempting Firms That Invest in US
Trump declared plans for 100% tariff on semiconductor imports while promising to exempt companies such as Apple that move production back to the US, triggering a scramble among trading partners and companies worldwide to make sense of the threat.
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After Trump's 35% Tariff Slap, Canada PM Says "We'll Speak When It Makes Sense"
Days after the United States slapped Canada with 35 per cent tariffs, raising it from the previous 25 per cent, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday said that he will speak with US President Donald Trump "when it makes sense".
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Putin Says "The Whole Of Ukraine Is Ours" In Theory, May Take City Of Sumy
President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Russians and Ukrainians were one people, "and in that sense the whole of Ukraine is ours," and said he did not rule out Russia taking control of the Ukrainian city of Sumy.
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Researchers Develop Innovative Model To Study Sense Of Smell: Study
Using three-dimensional model, researchers at Tufts University School of Medicine and the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) have discovered that key stem cells in the nose that regenerate small neurons, helps in treating loss of smell.
-
NASA's Starliner Crew Sunita Williams, Butch Wilmore Finish Recovery On Earth
Sunita Williams and Butch, who last year set off for an eight-day Starliner test flight that swelled into a nine-month stay in space, have had to readapt their muscles, sense of balance and other basics of Earth.
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Conclave Movie Serves As Guidance For Cardinals Voting For Next Pope
Before entering the papal electionsto pick the next pope, several Catholic cardinals reportedly watched the film Conclave, starring Ralph Fiennes, to get a sense of the traditions and political undercurrents of the process.
-
Diplomacy Likely To Trump Geography In Choice Of New Pope
A non-European pope would make sense, given that Catholicism is growing in Africa and Asia, while church attendance is dropping in Europe.
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China Is Biggest Threat "From Geopolitical Sense": Canada PM Mark Carney
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney said that China is one of the largest threats with respect to foreign interference in Canada and is an emerging threat in the Arctic.
