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"Society Shaken Only When...": Javed Akhtar On Honeymoon, Drum Murder Cases
Lyricist and scriptwriter Javed Akhtar has questioned where society's outrage was when women were set on fire, assaulted by their husbands and tortured by their in-laws, alluding to recent cases of women killing their husbands.
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Israel-Iran Conflict: How 'Cluster Bomb' Works, Why It's Controversial
Israel has alleged that Iran fired a missile with cluster bomb warhead on a civilian area. The missile started releasing the bomblets at an altitude of 23,000 feet (7 km). The Iranian missile scattered at least 20 bomblets across a radius of 8 km.
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"I'm Going To Kill You, Man": Sunil Gavaskar's Sledging Incident In West Indies Revealed By Yograj Singh
Sunil Gavaskar's exploits against West Indies is legendary. At a time when batters did not have high-end protective gears, Gavaskar faced the fearsome West Indies pace line-up and excelled
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Explained: What Is A Black Box In A Plane, And How It Reveals Crash Details
As firefighting and rescue teams work on the spot of the Air India crash, a deeper look into the reason behind it will likely be clear from a small box sitting in a corner of the aircraft - the black box.
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Freezing Cold To Blazing Heat: What Makes This Indian City Weather So Extreme
Rajasthan's Churu on Thursday recorded a sizzling 41 degrees Celsius (C), with the Air Quality Index (AQI) marking the weather status as "extreme hot." This isn't unusual for the small desert city known for having some of the most extreme weather in
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Hamas-Linked Mujahideen Leaders, Who Killed Bibas Children, Neutralised
Asaad Abu Sharia, leader of the Mujahideen Brigades, a small Hamas-allied group in Gaza, was killed in an airstrike in Gaza, the Israeli military confirmed.
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Thousands Barging In, Small Entry Point: What Led To Bengaluru Stampede
A declaration that entry to the Chinnaswamy Stadium for the felicitation programme of the RCB would be free, unprecedented crowds and a narrow gate led to tragedy in Bangalore on Wednesday -- with 11 people dying and 47 being injured in a stampede.
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Donald Trump Has Offered Iran A Temporary Nuclear Deal. What It Means
The US has proposed a plan, which will allow Iran to continue enriching uranium in small amounts for civilian purposes while the two sides work on a bigger nuclear deal. The goal is to stop Iran from moving closer to making a nuclear weapon.
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"Don't Say This...": Jasprit Bumrah, Rahul Tewatia In War Of Words Amidst Tense IPL 2025 Eliminator
Gujarat Titans batter Tewatia's words caught the attention of Mumbai Indians pacer Jasprit Bumrah, and the duo had a small run-in.
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Vape Shops, Laughing Gas, And A Deadly Trend Among Young Americans
For Meg Caldwell, it was part of the background noise of college life. But it didn't stay that way. Soon, the vape shops she frequented started selling something else: small silver canisters of nitrous oxide or laughing gas.
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"No Small Achievement": Anand Mahindra As India Becomes 4th Largest Economy
India has become the fourth-largest economy in the world, overtaking Japan, NITI Aayog CEO BVR Subrahmanyam said last week.
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Operation Sindoor "Small War"? BJP's Sambit Patra Rips Into Congress
The Congress's contention that Operation Sindoor was a "small war" has sparked vehement objection from the BJP.
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Joe Biden's Prostate Cancer Has A Gleason Score Of 9: What It Means
Prostate cancer is a disease that develops in the prostate gland, a small, walnut-shaped organ located below the bladder and in front of the rectum in men.
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"Everyone Is A Cousin" In This Village. Courtesy: A Rare Genetic Condition
A small village in Brazil is afflicted with Spoan syndrome, a rare hereditary illness that weakens the body over time by affecting the nervous system.
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Watch: Omar Abdullah Plays Cricket With People Displaced By Pak Shelling
Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday indulged in a small game of cricket at a relief camp that has been set up to shelter residents affected by the increasingly unprovoked firing by Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC).
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"Society Shaken Only When...": Javed Akhtar On Honeymoon, Drum Murder Cases
Lyricist and scriptwriter Javed Akhtar has questioned where society's outrage was when women were set on fire, assaulted by their husbands and tortured by their in-laws, alluding to recent cases of women killing their husbands.
-
Israel-Iran Conflict: How 'Cluster Bomb' Works, Why It's Controversial
Israel has alleged that Iran fired a missile with cluster bomb warhead on a civilian area. The missile started releasing the bomblets at an altitude of 23,000 feet (7 km). The Iranian missile scattered at least 20 bomblets across a radius of 8 km.
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"I'm Going To Kill You, Man": Sunil Gavaskar's Sledging Incident In West Indies Revealed By Yograj Singh
Sunil Gavaskar's exploits against West Indies is legendary. At a time when batters did not have high-end protective gears, Gavaskar faced the fearsome West Indies pace line-up and excelled
-
Explained: What Is A Black Box In A Plane, And How It Reveals Crash Details
As firefighting and rescue teams work on the spot of the Air India crash, a deeper look into the reason behind it will likely be clear from a small box sitting in a corner of the aircraft - the black box.
-
Freezing Cold To Blazing Heat: What Makes This Indian City Weather So Extreme
Rajasthan's Churu on Thursday recorded a sizzling 41 degrees Celsius (C), with the Air Quality Index (AQI) marking the weather status as "extreme hot." This isn't unusual for the small desert city known for having some of the most extreme weather in
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Hamas-Linked Mujahideen Leaders, Who Killed Bibas Children, Neutralised
Asaad Abu Sharia, leader of the Mujahideen Brigades, a small Hamas-allied group in Gaza, was killed in an airstrike in Gaza, the Israeli military confirmed.
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Thousands Barging In, Small Entry Point: What Led To Bengaluru Stampede
A declaration that entry to the Chinnaswamy Stadium for the felicitation programme of the RCB would be free, unprecedented crowds and a narrow gate led to tragedy in Bangalore on Wednesday -- with 11 people dying and 47 being injured in a stampede.
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Donald Trump Has Offered Iran A Temporary Nuclear Deal. What It Means
The US has proposed a plan, which will allow Iran to continue enriching uranium in small amounts for civilian purposes while the two sides work on a bigger nuclear deal. The goal is to stop Iran from moving closer to making a nuclear weapon.
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"Don't Say This...": Jasprit Bumrah, Rahul Tewatia In War Of Words Amidst Tense IPL 2025 Eliminator
Gujarat Titans batter Tewatia's words caught the attention of Mumbai Indians pacer Jasprit Bumrah, and the duo had a small run-in.
-
Vape Shops, Laughing Gas, And A Deadly Trend Among Young Americans
For Meg Caldwell, it was part of the background noise of college life. But it didn't stay that way. Soon, the vape shops she frequented started selling something else: small silver canisters of nitrous oxide or laughing gas.
-
"No Small Achievement": Anand Mahindra As India Becomes 4th Largest Economy
India has become the fourth-largest economy in the world, overtaking Japan, NITI Aayog CEO BVR Subrahmanyam said last week.
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Operation Sindoor "Small War"? BJP's Sambit Patra Rips Into Congress
The Congress's contention that Operation Sindoor was a "small war" has sparked vehement objection from the BJP.
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Joe Biden's Prostate Cancer Has A Gleason Score Of 9: What It Means
Prostate cancer is a disease that develops in the prostate gland, a small, walnut-shaped organ located below the bladder and in front of the rectum in men.
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"Everyone Is A Cousin" In This Village. Courtesy: A Rare Genetic Condition
A small village in Brazil is afflicted with Spoan syndrome, a rare hereditary illness that weakens the body over time by affecting the nervous system.
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Watch: Omar Abdullah Plays Cricket With People Displaced By Pak Shelling
Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday indulged in a small game of cricket at a relief camp that has been set up to shelter residents affected by the increasingly unprovoked firing by Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC).
