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US-Based Family Plans To Move To Pune For "Slower Life" And Better Future
The man believes that coming to India will give him a chance to take a break from work for some time, after which he will be able to decide on the next step in his career.
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Oman Air Cancels Flights To Dubai, Doha, Kuwait Amid Iran-US War Across Middle East
Middle East airspace disruptions continue to impact travel as Oman Air cancels multiple routes till March 31.
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Opinion | A Humbled Trump Is Now 'Demanding' Help From Friends
The Hormuz 'coalition' was never going to take off. Why, after all, would America's allies want to participate in a crisis not of their making?
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Fareed Zakaria On 2 Lessons China Took Home In Seeing US Go To War Again
The images from the war in the Middle East are being watched carefully in Beijing not with alarm, but with calculation.
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Cheap Generic Ozempic To Hit India: Patent Exit Sparks Weight-Loss Drug Boom
Swati Pradhan sees about 12 obesity patients a day at her clinic in southern Mumbai. She expects this number to at least double from this month as Indian drug makers prepare to launch off-patent versions of Novo Nordisk A/S's blockbuster weight.
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Global Supply Hit, Russia Is Still Earning Every Day From Oil Amid Iran War
US-Israel-Iran conflict: Moscow has gained considerably due to the surge in crude oil prices.
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'$150, Hope': US Senate Pays Tribute To Indian-American Businessman Sunil Puri
The US Senate paid tribute to Indian-American businessman and philanthropist Sunil Puri, with Senator Dick Durbin recalling his journey from a young immigrant arriving from India with little money to a civic leader who helped transform Rockford.
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Opinion | Iran-Israel War, And What India Can Learn From The 'KC-135' Crash
Transparency doesn't just establish honesty; it denies the adversary the space to peddle the exaggerated claims we frequently see from Pakistan or China, where military losses erode state power.
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Around 23,000 Indian Sailors In Gulf, 24 Ships West Of Hormuz: Centre
There are nearly 23,000 Indian sailors on merchants ships in the Gulf region, the Ministry of Ports and Shipping said Friday afternoon, echoing comments from last week as the Middle East teeters on the brink of all-out war after joint United States-I
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Indian Killed In Tanker Attack Near Iraq Was Engineer From Mumbai
Devanandan Prasad Singh, in his mid-50s, had shifted from his longtime home Bihar to Mumbai in 2019 along with his family - wife, and two children. A marine engineer, he sailed the oceans with a small crew in cargo ships, taking care of them.
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US-Based Family Plans To Move To Pune For "Slower Life" And Better Future
The man believes that coming to India will give him a chance to take a break from work for some time, after which he will be able to decide on the next step in his career.
-
Oman Air Cancels Flights To Dubai, Doha, Kuwait Amid Iran-US War Across Middle East
Middle East airspace disruptions continue to impact travel as Oman Air cancels multiple routes till March 31.
-
Opinion | A Humbled Trump Is Now 'Demanding' Help From Friends
The Hormuz 'coalition' was never going to take off. Why, after all, would America's allies want to participate in a crisis not of their making?
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Fareed Zakaria On 2 Lessons China Took Home In Seeing US Go To War Again
The images from the war in the Middle East are being watched carefully in Beijing not with alarm, but with calculation.
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Cheap Generic Ozempic To Hit India: Patent Exit Sparks Weight-Loss Drug Boom
Swati Pradhan sees about 12 obesity patients a day at her clinic in southern Mumbai. She expects this number to at least double from this month as Indian drug makers prepare to launch off-patent versions of Novo Nordisk A/S's blockbuster weight.
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Global Supply Hit, Russia Is Still Earning Every Day From Oil Amid Iran War
US-Israel-Iran conflict: Moscow has gained considerably due to the surge in crude oil prices.
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'$150, Hope': US Senate Pays Tribute To Indian-American Businessman Sunil Puri
The US Senate paid tribute to Indian-American businessman and philanthropist Sunil Puri, with Senator Dick Durbin recalling his journey from a young immigrant arriving from India with little money to a civic leader who helped transform Rockford.
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Opinion | Iran-Israel War, And What India Can Learn From The 'KC-135' Crash
Transparency doesn't just establish honesty; it denies the adversary the space to peddle the exaggerated claims we frequently see from Pakistan or China, where military losses erode state power.
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Around 23,000 Indian Sailors In Gulf, 24 Ships West Of Hormuz: Centre
There are nearly 23,000 Indian sailors on merchants ships in the Gulf region, the Ministry of Ports and Shipping said Friday afternoon, echoing comments from last week as the Middle East teeters on the brink of all-out war after joint United States-I
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Indian Killed In Tanker Attack Near Iraq Was Engineer From Mumbai
Devanandan Prasad Singh, in his mid-50s, had shifted from his longtime home Bihar to Mumbai in 2019 along with his family - wife, and two children. A marine engineer, he sailed the oceans with a small crew in cargo ships, taking care of them.
