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Risk Of Genocide In Sudan 'Very High': United Nations
The risk of genocide in Sudan's devastating civil war remains "very high", amid ongoing ethnically motivated attacks by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, a top UN official warned Monday.
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Explained: Nuclear Contamination Risks From Israel's Attacks On Iran
Israel says it is determined to destroy Iran's nuclear capabilities in its military campaign, but that it also wants to avoid any nuclear disaster in a region that is home to tens of millions of people and produces much of the world's oil.
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Israel Launches Airlift To Bring Home Stranded Citizens After Iran Strike
Israel began flying home citizens stranded abroad on Wednesday, launching a phased airlift operation after the country's surprise military strike on Iran left tens of thousands of Israelis stuck overseas.
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In Honeymoon Murder Case, 119 Calls By Sonam Raghuvanshi And A New Name
A new name has surfaced in the probe into the killing of 29-year-old Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi during his honeymoon in Meghalaya.
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College Student Gang-Raped By 10 At Odisha Beach, Male Friend Tied Up
10 men have been arrested for the alleged gang-rape of a young woman near the Gopalpur beach in Odisha's Ganjam district.
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UN Slashes Global Aid Plan Over 'Deepest Funding Cuts Ever'
The United Nations said that it was drastically scaling back its global humanitarian aid plans due to the "deepest funding cuts ever" -- leaving tens of millions of people facing dire straits.
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India's Social Security Coverage Increased By 64% In 10 Years: Centre
India has achieved a milestone in social protection coverage, recording one of the most significant expansions globally. India's social security coverage has risen from 19% in 2015 to 64.3% in 2025, a 45 percentage point surge in the last ten years.
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"9,00,000 Illegal Migrants": What Makes LA Hotbed For Immigrant Protests
Why has Los Angeles, home to some of America's wealthiest and most powerful people, become the hotbed for US President Donald Trump's strictest immigration crackdown over the weekend? The answer lies in the city's ethnic, and demographic makeup.
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As Mass Shooting In Austria Kills 10, A Look At Europe's History Of Gun Violence
A gunman killed ten people at a secondary school in the southern Austrian city of Graz on Tuesday, in the worst school shooting in the country's modern history. At least 10 others were injured in the school massacre.
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10 Killed In Mass Shooting At Austrian School, Shooter Dies By Suicide
Ten people have been shot dead at a school in Austria's Graz on Tuesday. The shooter also died by suicide during the attack, city mayor Elke Kahr said. She described the events as a "terrible tragedy", in which both students and staff were killed.
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Survivors Of Sex Assault Kill Accused In Odisha, Burn His Body
A group of women, who were allegedly sexually assaulted by a 60-year-old man over a period of time, killed him and burnt his body in Odisha's Gajapati district.
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Meghalaya Honeymoon Murder: What We Know So Far
In a shocking twist, Sonam Raghuvanshi, the wife of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi whose body was found deep in a gorge in Meghalaya, has been arrested for his murder.
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"Entire State Was Watching. We Are Very Sorry": DK Shivakumar On Stampede Deaths
Underlining that he can't express the pain that "we are suffering" over the deaths in a crowd crush outside a Bengaluru stadium as tens of thousands turned up to cheer RCB's win the IPL), said Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar.
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Satellite Pics Of 2 Russian Airbases Reveal Extent Of Damage By Ukrainian Drones
Hi-resolution satellite images of two of the five Russian air bases targeted by Ukraine in its audacious drone attack have emerged, giving a glimpse of the destruction caused by the explosive-laden drones.
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9 Pakistani Aircraft Were Destroyed In Operation Sindoor Strikes: Sources
Six Pakistan Air Force (PAF) fighter jets, two high-value surveillance aircraft, over ten armed drones, and a C-130 Hercules transport aircraft were destroyed in Operation Sindoor.
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Risk Of Genocide In Sudan 'Very High': United Nations
The risk of genocide in Sudan's devastating civil war remains "very high", amid ongoing ethnically motivated attacks by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, a top UN official warned Monday.
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Explained: Nuclear Contamination Risks From Israel's Attacks On Iran
Israel says it is determined to destroy Iran's nuclear capabilities in its military campaign, but that it also wants to avoid any nuclear disaster in a region that is home to tens of millions of people and produces much of the world's oil.
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Israel Launches Airlift To Bring Home Stranded Citizens After Iran Strike
Israel began flying home citizens stranded abroad on Wednesday, launching a phased airlift operation after the country's surprise military strike on Iran left tens of thousands of Israelis stuck overseas.
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In Honeymoon Murder Case, 119 Calls By Sonam Raghuvanshi And A New Name
A new name has surfaced in the probe into the killing of 29-year-old Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi during his honeymoon in Meghalaya.
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College Student Gang-Raped By 10 At Odisha Beach, Male Friend Tied Up
10 men have been arrested for the alleged gang-rape of a young woman near the Gopalpur beach in Odisha's Ganjam district.
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UN Slashes Global Aid Plan Over 'Deepest Funding Cuts Ever'
The United Nations said that it was drastically scaling back its global humanitarian aid plans due to the "deepest funding cuts ever" -- leaving tens of millions of people facing dire straits.
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India's Social Security Coverage Increased By 64% In 10 Years: Centre
India has achieved a milestone in social protection coverage, recording one of the most significant expansions globally. India's social security coverage has risen from 19% in 2015 to 64.3% in 2025, a 45 percentage point surge in the last ten years.
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"9,00,000 Illegal Migrants": What Makes LA Hotbed For Immigrant Protests
Why has Los Angeles, home to some of America's wealthiest and most powerful people, become the hotbed for US President Donald Trump's strictest immigration crackdown over the weekend? The answer lies in the city's ethnic, and demographic makeup.
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As Mass Shooting In Austria Kills 10, A Look At Europe's History Of Gun Violence
A gunman killed ten people at a secondary school in the southern Austrian city of Graz on Tuesday, in the worst school shooting in the country's modern history. At least 10 others were injured in the school massacre.
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10 Killed In Mass Shooting At Austrian School, Shooter Dies By Suicide
Ten people have been shot dead at a school in Austria's Graz on Tuesday. The shooter also died by suicide during the attack, city mayor Elke Kahr said. She described the events as a "terrible tragedy", in which both students and staff were killed.
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Survivors Of Sex Assault Kill Accused In Odisha, Burn His Body
A group of women, who were allegedly sexually assaulted by a 60-year-old man over a period of time, killed him and burnt his body in Odisha's Gajapati district.
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Meghalaya Honeymoon Murder: What We Know So Far
In a shocking twist, Sonam Raghuvanshi, the wife of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi whose body was found deep in a gorge in Meghalaya, has been arrested for his murder.
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"Entire State Was Watching. We Are Very Sorry": DK Shivakumar On Stampede Deaths
Underlining that he can't express the pain that "we are suffering" over the deaths in a crowd crush outside a Bengaluru stadium as tens of thousands turned up to cheer RCB's win the IPL), said Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar.
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Satellite Pics Of 2 Russian Airbases Reveal Extent Of Damage By Ukrainian Drones
Hi-resolution satellite images of two of the five Russian air bases targeted by Ukraine in its audacious drone attack have emerged, giving a glimpse of the destruction caused by the explosive-laden drones.
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9 Pakistani Aircraft Were Destroyed In Operation Sindoor Strikes: Sources
Six Pakistan Air Force (PAF) fighter jets, two high-value surveillance aircraft, over ten armed drones, and a C-130 Hercules transport aircraft were destroyed in Operation Sindoor.
