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Engineering Student Raped In Kolkata, Classmate Arrested
A second-year student of a private engineering college in Kolkata was allegedly raped by her classmate, and the accused was arrested from the Anandapur area in the southern part of the city, police said.
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UN Says Its Humanitarian Convoy Hit By Russian Drones In Ukraine
A United Nations humanitarian convoy was hit by Russian drones while delivering aid to a front-line area in southern Ukraine, the UN's Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Ukraine said on social media.
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When Hamas Captured Him, Wife Said, "Don't Be A Hero, I'll Wait". He's Back
"Daddy's here, Daddy's back. In just a moment, Daddy will give you a hug," Lishay Miran-Lavi told daughters Roni and Alma Miran over a video call as she waited for her husband Omri Miran, one of the Israelis taken hostage during the Hamas attack
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Class 9 Student Dies During Sports Event In Private School In Kolkata
A class 9 student of a private international school in the southern fringes of the city died during a sports event on the school ground, a police officer said on Saturday.
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From Temple To Actor's Home: Untold Story Of Sabarimala Gold Door's Journey
An NDTV investigation has reconstructed a strikingly irregular chain of custody for a sacred artefact from Kerala's Sabarimala temple showing that the pieces were removed in July 2019, travelled across southern India for more than a month.
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Video: Students Take Shelter Under Chairs As Earthquake Hits Philippines
A powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake shook the southern coast of the Philippines on Friday morning. A video from what appears to be a university class has emerged, showing the moment the earthquake hit Davao City.
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2 Dead As 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Philippines, Tsunami Warnings Lifted
The earthquake, in waters off the town of Manay in the province of Davao Oriental, triggered a tsunami alert for coasts within 300 km of the epicentre.
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Ancient Workshop In Georgia May Hold Clues To Origins Of The Iron Age
Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery at the 3,000-year-old Kvemo Bolnisi site in southern Georgia, shedding new light on the origins of the Iron Age.
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Living Alongside Lions: Human-Wildlife Collision Is Dazzling And Dangerous
Nairobi National Park, bordering the city to the north, has long relied on vast southern grazing lands for its wildlife to migrate to other protected areas.
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Why Saudi Arabia Is Pouring A Thousand Billion Dollars Into The Red Sea
NDTV was among the first Indians to visit the Red Sea Project in Saudi Arabia, a luxury destination that the kingdom is spending a trillion dollars on
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2 Masked Men Set UK Mosque On Fire, Cops Share Their Pics Seeking Help
Police said on Sunday they were investigating a suspected arson at a mosque in southern England as a "hate crime", days after a fatal attack on a synagogue.
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Egypt Reopens Tomb Of Amenhotep III For Public After 20 Years Of Renovation
Egypt on Saturday opened a tomb of a pharaoh for visitors after more than two decades of renovation in the southern city of Luxor, as it prepares for the official opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
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Chettinad Kaikari Mandi: A Delicious Curry From Tamil Nadu You Just Can't Miss
This dish gets its unique flavours from the arisi mandi (or rice water).
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Arun Subramanian: Indian-Origin US Judge Who Jailed Sean 'Diddy' Combs For Over 4 Years
Sean "Diddy" Combs was sentenced to over four years in prison following convictions on prostitution-related charges. The sentence was delivered by an Indian-origin Judge Arun Subramanian.
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"Then What's NATO?" Putin Mocks Trump's "Paper Tiger" Jibe At Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday promised a "significant" response to "Europe's militarisation", as he addressed a foreign policy forum in southern Russia.
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Engineering Student Raped In Kolkata, Classmate Arrested
A second-year student of a private engineering college in Kolkata was allegedly raped by her classmate, and the accused was arrested from the Anandapur area in the southern part of the city, police said.
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UN Says Its Humanitarian Convoy Hit By Russian Drones In Ukraine
A United Nations humanitarian convoy was hit by Russian drones while delivering aid to a front-line area in southern Ukraine, the UN's Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Ukraine said on social media.
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When Hamas Captured Him, Wife Said, "Don't Be A Hero, I'll Wait". He's Back
"Daddy's here, Daddy's back. In just a moment, Daddy will give you a hug," Lishay Miran-Lavi told daughters Roni and Alma Miran over a video call as she waited for her husband Omri Miran, one of the Israelis taken hostage during the Hamas attack
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Class 9 Student Dies During Sports Event In Private School In Kolkata
A class 9 student of a private international school in the southern fringes of the city died during a sports event on the school ground, a police officer said on Saturday.
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From Temple To Actor's Home: Untold Story Of Sabarimala Gold Door's Journey
An NDTV investigation has reconstructed a strikingly irregular chain of custody for a sacred artefact from Kerala's Sabarimala temple showing that the pieces were removed in July 2019, travelled across southern India for more than a month.
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Video: Students Take Shelter Under Chairs As Earthquake Hits Philippines
A powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake shook the southern coast of the Philippines on Friday morning. A video from what appears to be a university class has emerged, showing the moment the earthquake hit Davao City.
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2 Dead As 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Philippines, Tsunami Warnings Lifted
The earthquake, in waters off the town of Manay in the province of Davao Oriental, triggered a tsunami alert for coasts within 300 km of the epicentre.
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Ancient Workshop In Georgia May Hold Clues To Origins Of The Iron Age
Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery at the 3,000-year-old Kvemo Bolnisi site in southern Georgia, shedding new light on the origins of the Iron Age.
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Living Alongside Lions: Human-Wildlife Collision Is Dazzling And Dangerous
Nairobi National Park, bordering the city to the north, has long relied on vast southern grazing lands for its wildlife to migrate to other protected areas.
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Why Saudi Arabia Is Pouring A Thousand Billion Dollars Into The Red Sea
NDTV was among the first Indians to visit the Red Sea Project in Saudi Arabia, a luxury destination that the kingdom is spending a trillion dollars on
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2 Masked Men Set UK Mosque On Fire, Cops Share Their Pics Seeking Help
Police said on Sunday they were investigating a suspected arson at a mosque in southern England as a "hate crime", days after a fatal attack on a synagogue.
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Egypt Reopens Tomb Of Amenhotep III For Public After 20 Years Of Renovation
Egypt on Saturday opened a tomb of a pharaoh for visitors after more than two decades of renovation in the southern city of Luxor, as it prepares for the official opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
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Chettinad Kaikari Mandi: A Delicious Curry From Tamil Nadu You Just Can't Miss
This dish gets its unique flavours from the arisi mandi (or rice water).
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Arun Subramanian: Indian-Origin US Judge Who Jailed Sean 'Diddy' Combs For Over 4 Years
Sean "Diddy" Combs was sentenced to over four years in prison following convictions on prostitution-related charges. The sentence was delivered by an Indian-origin Judge Arun Subramanian.
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"Then What's NATO?" Putin Mocks Trump's "Paper Tiger" Jibe At Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday promised a "significant" response to "Europe's militarisation", as he addressed a foreign policy forum in southern Russia.
