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"Doesn't Mean My Mom Signs A Contract": Cameron Green, Cricket Australia Blasted By IPL Winner
Is Cricket Australia dictating its players too much? Cameron Green's unwillingness to bowl in Kolkata Knight Riders' IPL 2026 opener against Mumbai Indians has strengthened that perception.
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Opinion | Talking 'Peace', Moving Troops: What Does Trump Really Want From Iran?
Iran's leaders haven't blinked. They are staring back from the toll booth of Hormuz and dictating who they will talk to from the US side.
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All About Brent Crude And Why This Benchmark Dictates Global Oil Prices
Brent crude is a blend of crude oil produced from a group of oilfields in the North Sea, located between the UK and Norway.
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'Can't Dictate When A Hearing Should Happen': Top Court To Bengal In I-PAC Raid Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the lawyers representing the Bengal government in the I-PAC raid case that they "cannot dictate" to the judiciary when a particular case should be heard.
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US Fuelling Wars To Block India, China, Russia's Rise, Says Iran Diplomat
Iran signalled a willingness to talk to end the current conflict with the US and Israel, but only "with dignity" and without being dictated to.
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Strait Of Hormuz: When A Narrow Waterway Dictates India's Economic Weather
The crisis unfolding across the Middle East has pushed an old geographic truth back into the foreground: a thin blue channel, wedged between hostile shores, can rattle an entire economy thousands of kilometres away.
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Why India Has Not Condemned Khamenei's Death
PM Modi today said that the situation in West Asia (Middle East) was a matter of grave concern. "India stands for peace and stability," he said while addressing a joint press briefing with UK Prime Minister Mark Carney.
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Director Onir Slams Iran For 'Mourning A Vile Dictator'. Sudhir Mishra Claps Back, 'Let Iranians Handle'
Onir finally wrote that he was "consistently agreeing" with Sudhir Mishra and did not support "this illegal war"
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235 Cases Listed, "Hungry, Tired" High Court Judge Reserves Judgment After 29th Hearing
A judge of the Allahabad High Court recorded his inability to dictate the verdict in a case after a long day of hearing, saying, "Since I am feeling hungry, tired and physically incapacitated to dictate the judgment, the judgment is reserved."
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Noor Hossain: The Iconic Bangladeshi Activist Who Took Down A Dictator
As Bangladesh moves towards another national election, the country's political calendar turns back to its defining moments. Under deposed former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's rule, rallies filled the streets, opposition leaders faced restrictions.
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"Doesn't Mean My Mom Signs A Contract": Cameron Green, Cricket Australia Blasted By IPL Winner
Is Cricket Australia dictating its players too much? Cameron Green's unwillingness to bowl in Kolkata Knight Riders' IPL 2026 opener against Mumbai Indians has strengthened that perception.
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Opinion | Talking 'Peace', Moving Troops: What Does Trump Really Want From Iran?
Iran's leaders haven't blinked. They are staring back from the toll booth of Hormuz and dictating who they will talk to from the US side.
-
All About Brent Crude And Why This Benchmark Dictates Global Oil Prices
Brent crude is a blend of crude oil produced from a group of oilfields in the North Sea, located between the UK and Norway.
-
'Can't Dictate When A Hearing Should Happen': Top Court To Bengal In I-PAC Raid Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the lawyers representing the Bengal government in the I-PAC raid case that they "cannot dictate" to the judiciary when a particular case should be heard.
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US Fuelling Wars To Block India, China, Russia's Rise, Says Iran Diplomat
Iran signalled a willingness to talk to end the current conflict with the US and Israel, but only "with dignity" and without being dictated to.
-
Strait Of Hormuz: When A Narrow Waterway Dictates India's Economic Weather
The crisis unfolding across the Middle East has pushed an old geographic truth back into the foreground: a thin blue channel, wedged between hostile shores, can rattle an entire economy thousands of kilometres away.
-
Why India Has Not Condemned Khamenei's Death
PM Modi today said that the situation in West Asia (Middle East) was a matter of grave concern. "India stands for peace and stability," he said while addressing a joint press briefing with UK Prime Minister Mark Carney.
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Director Onir Slams Iran For 'Mourning A Vile Dictator'. Sudhir Mishra Claps Back, 'Let Iranians Handle'
Onir finally wrote that he was "consistently agreeing" with Sudhir Mishra and did not support "this illegal war"
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235 Cases Listed, "Hungry, Tired" High Court Judge Reserves Judgment After 29th Hearing
A judge of the Allahabad High Court recorded his inability to dictate the verdict in a case after a long day of hearing, saying, "Since I am feeling hungry, tired and physically incapacitated to dictate the judgment, the judgment is reserved."
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Noor Hossain: The Iconic Bangladeshi Activist Who Took Down A Dictator
As Bangladesh moves towards another national election, the country's political calendar turns back to its defining moments. Under deposed former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's rule, rallies filled the streets, opposition leaders faced restrictions.
