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"Many Nut Cases": India's Asia Cup Hero Spares No One, Defends Viral "Rude Kid" On KBC 17
Social media can be a cruel place. Ishit Bhatt, a fifth-standard student from Gandhinagar, Gujarat, may have learned this by now
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In Warning To Afghanistan, Khawaja Asif Has Terror Message For Pakistan
Pakistan, which has a track record of sponsoring terror groups on its soil, is reportedly planning to send a delegation to Afghanistan to inform the Taliban government in Kabul that Islamabad will not "tolerate cross-border terrorism anymore."
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Chile's Atacama Desert Flower Could Hold Key To Drought Tolerant Crops
In Chile's arid Atacama, the driest desert in the world, scientists are studying a small, resilient flower that could hold genetic clues to help crops withstand worsening drought conditions driven by climate change.
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Pakistan Star Abrar Ahmed Names Indian Cricketer He Wants A Boxing Match Against
Abrar Ahmed, who had a below-par Asia Cup campaign as he picked up just six wickets, was asked to name a player whom he can't tolerate and wants to face off in the boxing ring.
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Nobel In Medicine Awarded For "Discoveries On Peripheral Immune Tolerance"
Mary E Brunkow and Fred Ramsdell of the United States and Japan's Shimon Sakaguchi won the Nobel Prize in Medicine on Monday for research into how the immune system is kept in check, the Nobel jury said.
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'Move Quickly Or Bets Will Be Off': Trump To Hamas On Gaza Peace Plan
US President Donald Trump on Saturday warned Palestinian group Hamas to "move quickly" and agree to a peace deal with Israel or risk further devastation in Gaza.
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What Really Happens When You Eat Curd At Night? Experts Weigh In
Can eating curd at night trigger colds or indigestion, or does it quietly boost digestion, skin, and sleep? Experts weigh in with the facts.
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Terrorism "Persistent Threat" To Development: S Jaishankar At G20 Meet
Presenting the case for 'Operation Sindoor' before G20 Foreign Ministers on Thursday, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar said that those taking on terrorism are performing a service to the international community.
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Terrorism "Persistent Threat" To Development: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday said that terrorism remains a "persistent threat" to development and stressed that the world must show neither tolerance nor accommodation to terrorist activities.
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'I'm Not A Doctor': Trump's Autism Announcement Gives Covid Flashbacks
President Trump urged further spacing for childhood vaccines that have been the cornerstone of public health programs around the world for decades -- before adding: "I'm not a doctor but I'm giving my opinion."
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Texas University Head Steps Down In 'Gender Ideology' Row
The president of a major Texas university is stepping down on Friday after being accused of tolerating "transgender indoctrination" at the public school.
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Keir Starmer Says UK Won't Tolerate Racial Intimidation After Far-Right Rally
Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Britain would not tolerate people feeling intimidated "because of their background or the colour of their skin" after a large far-right protest was marked by battles with police.
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Secret Service Employee Sent On Leave For Calling Charlie Kirk Racist
A member of the US Secret Service has been placed on administrative leave for allegedly mocking the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on social media and referring to it as "karma."
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Samsung Galaxy M36 Review: All Style, No Substance?
Samsung’s Galaxy M36 is one of the more confusing smartphones we have come across this year. The M36 aims to outdo its fairly tolerable predecessor, the Galaxy M35, with a cosmetic upgrade. This decision results in a smaller battery, which leaves it trailing behind its competitors.
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Who Is Sushila Karki? Ex Chief Justice Among Frontrunners For Interim Nepal PM
After KP Sharma resigned as the Prime Minister of Nepal amid violent protests, former Chief Justice Sushila Karki has emerged as one of the possible candidates to lead the new transition government.
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"Many Nut Cases": India's Asia Cup Hero Spares No One, Defends Viral "Rude Kid" On KBC 17
Social media can be a cruel place. Ishit Bhatt, a fifth-standard student from Gandhinagar, Gujarat, may have learned this by now
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In Warning To Afghanistan, Khawaja Asif Has Terror Message For Pakistan
Pakistan, which has a track record of sponsoring terror groups on its soil, is reportedly planning to send a delegation to Afghanistan to inform the Taliban government in Kabul that Islamabad will not "tolerate cross-border terrorism anymore."
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Chile's Atacama Desert Flower Could Hold Key To Drought Tolerant Crops
In Chile's arid Atacama, the driest desert in the world, scientists are studying a small, resilient flower that could hold genetic clues to help crops withstand worsening drought conditions driven by climate change.
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Pakistan Star Abrar Ahmed Names Indian Cricketer He Wants A Boxing Match Against
Abrar Ahmed, who had a below-par Asia Cup campaign as he picked up just six wickets, was asked to name a player whom he can't tolerate and wants to face off in the boxing ring.
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Nobel In Medicine Awarded For "Discoveries On Peripheral Immune Tolerance"
Mary E Brunkow and Fred Ramsdell of the United States and Japan's Shimon Sakaguchi won the Nobel Prize in Medicine on Monday for research into how the immune system is kept in check, the Nobel jury said.
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'Move Quickly Or Bets Will Be Off': Trump To Hamas On Gaza Peace Plan
US President Donald Trump on Saturday warned Palestinian group Hamas to "move quickly" and agree to a peace deal with Israel or risk further devastation in Gaza.
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What Really Happens When You Eat Curd At Night? Experts Weigh In
Can eating curd at night trigger colds or indigestion, or does it quietly boost digestion, skin, and sleep? Experts weigh in with the facts.
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Terrorism "Persistent Threat" To Development: S Jaishankar At G20 Meet
Presenting the case for 'Operation Sindoor' before G20 Foreign Ministers on Thursday, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar said that those taking on terrorism are performing a service to the international community.
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Terrorism "Persistent Threat" To Development: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday said that terrorism remains a "persistent threat" to development and stressed that the world must show neither tolerance nor accommodation to terrorist activities.
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'I'm Not A Doctor': Trump's Autism Announcement Gives Covid Flashbacks
President Trump urged further spacing for childhood vaccines that have been the cornerstone of public health programs around the world for decades -- before adding: "I'm not a doctor but I'm giving my opinion."
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Texas University Head Steps Down In 'Gender Ideology' Row
The president of a major Texas university is stepping down on Friday after being accused of tolerating "transgender indoctrination" at the public school.
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Keir Starmer Says UK Won't Tolerate Racial Intimidation After Far-Right Rally
Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Britain would not tolerate people feeling intimidated "because of their background or the colour of their skin" after a large far-right protest was marked by battles with police.
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Secret Service Employee Sent On Leave For Calling Charlie Kirk Racist
A member of the US Secret Service has been placed on administrative leave for allegedly mocking the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on social media and referring to it as "karma."
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Samsung Galaxy M36 Review: All Style, No Substance?
Samsung’s Galaxy M36 is one of the more confusing smartphones we have come across this year. The M36 aims to outdo its fairly tolerable predecessor, the Galaxy M35, with a cosmetic upgrade. This decision results in a smaller battery, which leaves it trailing behind its competitors.
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Who Is Sushila Karki? Ex Chief Justice Among Frontrunners For Interim Nepal PM
After KP Sharma resigned as the Prime Minister of Nepal amid violent protests, former Chief Justice Sushila Karki has emerged as one of the possible candidates to lead the new transition government.
