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Over 3,000 Indian Nationals Deported From US In 2025: Centre
In 2025, as of November 21, as many as 3,155 Indian nationals have been deported from the US, the government informed Parliament on Friday.
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"Maltreated In Detention": S Jaishankar On 73-Year-Old Woman Deported By US
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday informed the Rajya Sabha that 73-year-old Indian citizen Harjit Kaur was maltreated while in US detention before being deported, and the Indian government has taken up the issue "strongly".
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Pete Hegseth's Signal Chat Put US Troops At Risk: Pentagon Watchdog
A Pentagon investigation has faulted US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for using Signal on his personal device to transmit sensitive information about planned strikes in Yemen, saying it could have endangered US troops if intercepted.
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FBI Offers $50,000 Reward For Indian Who Killed Woman, Son In New Jersey
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is offering a reward of up to USD 50,000 for information about an Indian national wanted for his alleged involvement in the 2017 murder of an Indian woman and her six-year-old son.
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White House Creates 'Offender Hall Of Shame', Calls Out Media For Fake News
The White House on Friday launched a new website feature called "Media Offender of the Week," aimed at calling out news outlets it says spread false or misleading information about US President Donald Trump.
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Black Friday Scam Alert: From Fake Websites To AI Videos, Watch Out For These Common Scams
Cybersecurity experts warn of Black Friday scams including fake online stores, phishing emails, and delivery scams that steal personal and financial information.
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Are Fruits Making Your Health Conditions Worse? Nutritionist Explains
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra has uploaded a video on Instagram, sharing more information on the matter. "Not all fruits suit every condition.
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Researchers Call Musk's Grokipedia "Problematic", Raise Reliability Doubts
Elon Musk's Grokipedia carries thousands of citations to "questionable" and "problematic" sources, US researchers said Friday, raising doubts about the reliability of the AI-powered encyclopedia as an information tool.
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New Mails Reveal Trump "Spent Hours" At Epstein's House With Sex Abuse Victim
On Wednesday, Democrats released emails by Jeffrey Epstein that suggested US President Donald Trump knew about the sexual abuse and definitely "knew about the girls".
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US Hospital Apologises After Mistakenly Declaring Hundreds Of Patient Dead
The health system stated that no patient's personal medical information was leaked.
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Why White House Photos Of Xi Jinping Laughing Will Not Be Released In China
Chinese President Xi Jinping is not usually associated with an ecstatic smile. That is because the country's government, along with the state media, has worked hard to build a reputation of seriousness.
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US Candy Maker Recalls Chocolates Ahead Of Halloween Over Allergen Mix-Up
Ahead of Halloween, a US candy maker has pulled two of its popular chocolate bars from shelves after discovering a labelling mistake that omitted information about nut ingredients.
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'Nothing Unusual': NATO Downplays US Move To Cut Troops In Europe
NATO said Wednesday it had been informed in advance of US plans to reduce some of its troops deployed on the alliance's eastern flank, describing the move as an "adjustment" and nothing "unusual".
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Some Amazon Employees Were Laid Off With Early-Morning Messages: Report
Thousands of Amazon employees woke up early Tuesday morning to find text messages informing them that they had been fired from their jobs.
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"Society Won't Forgive Us": Supreme Court On Doctors' Covid Compensation Case
The top court directed the Centre to provide relevant data and information regarding other similar or parallel schemes available apart from the Pradhan Mantri Insurance Scheme.
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Over 3,000 Indian Nationals Deported From US In 2025: Centre
In 2025, as of November 21, as many as 3,155 Indian nationals have been deported from the US, the government informed Parliament on Friday.
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"Maltreated In Detention": S Jaishankar On 73-Year-Old Woman Deported By US
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday informed the Rajya Sabha that 73-year-old Indian citizen Harjit Kaur was maltreated while in US detention before being deported, and the Indian government has taken up the issue "strongly".
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Pete Hegseth's Signal Chat Put US Troops At Risk: Pentagon Watchdog
A Pentagon investigation has faulted US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for using Signal on his personal device to transmit sensitive information about planned strikes in Yemen, saying it could have endangered US troops if intercepted.
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FBI Offers $50,000 Reward For Indian Who Killed Woman, Son In New Jersey
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is offering a reward of up to USD 50,000 for information about an Indian national wanted for his alleged involvement in the 2017 murder of an Indian woman and her six-year-old son.
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White House Creates 'Offender Hall Of Shame', Calls Out Media For Fake News
The White House on Friday launched a new website feature called "Media Offender of the Week," aimed at calling out news outlets it says spread false or misleading information about US President Donald Trump.
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Black Friday Scam Alert: From Fake Websites To AI Videos, Watch Out For These Common Scams
Cybersecurity experts warn of Black Friday scams including fake online stores, phishing emails, and delivery scams that steal personal and financial information.
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Are Fruits Making Your Health Conditions Worse? Nutritionist Explains
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra has uploaded a video on Instagram, sharing more information on the matter. "Not all fruits suit every condition.
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Researchers Call Musk's Grokipedia "Problematic", Raise Reliability Doubts
Elon Musk's Grokipedia carries thousands of citations to "questionable" and "problematic" sources, US researchers said Friday, raising doubts about the reliability of the AI-powered encyclopedia as an information tool.
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New Mails Reveal Trump "Spent Hours" At Epstein's House With Sex Abuse Victim
On Wednesday, Democrats released emails by Jeffrey Epstein that suggested US President Donald Trump knew about the sexual abuse and definitely "knew about the girls".
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US Hospital Apologises After Mistakenly Declaring Hundreds Of Patient Dead
The health system stated that no patient's personal medical information was leaked.
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Why White House Photos Of Xi Jinping Laughing Will Not Be Released In China
Chinese President Xi Jinping is not usually associated with an ecstatic smile. That is because the country's government, along with the state media, has worked hard to build a reputation of seriousness.
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US Candy Maker Recalls Chocolates Ahead Of Halloween Over Allergen Mix-Up
Ahead of Halloween, a US candy maker has pulled two of its popular chocolate bars from shelves after discovering a labelling mistake that omitted information about nut ingredients.
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'Nothing Unusual': NATO Downplays US Move To Cut Troops In Europe
NATO said Wednesday it had been informed in advance of US plans to reduce some of its troops deployed on the alliance's eastern flank, describing the move as an "adjustment" and nothing "unusual".
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Some Amazon Employees Were Laid Off With Early-Morning Messages: Report
Thousands of Amazon employees woke up early Tuesday morning to find text messages informing them that they had been fired from their jobs.
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"Society Won't Forgive Us": Supreme Court On Doctors' Covid Compensation Case
The top court directed the Centre to provide relevant data and information regarding other similar or parallel schemes available apart from the Pradhan Mantri Insurance Scheme.
