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Reward On Indian Man, Wanted In US For Killing Wife, Hiked To $1 Million
The FBI is now offering a reward of up to $1 million, significantly increasing it from the previous amount of $250,000, for information leading to the arrest of an Indian national wanted for allegedly killing his wife in 2015.
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52,000 Indians Returned From Middle East After Airspace Reopened Partially
India said it is continuously monitoring the evolving situation in West Asia, especially in the context of the safety of its citizens stranded in the region.
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England, South Africa, West Indies To Leave India On ICC Charter Flights Over Weekend
England, South Africa and West Indies are set to depart India over the weekend on chartered flights arranged by the ICC following disruption to commercial air travel due to the ongoing conflict involving US, Israel and Iran.
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Pakistan Increases Petrol, Diesel Prices By PKR 55 A Litre, Highest-Ever Hike
In the first post-Iran war economic shock, Pakistan government in an overnight decision has increased petrol and high-speed diesel prices by PKR 55 per litre each, the highest-ever hike.
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"Indians Have Been Good Actors": Trump Aide On Russian Oil Waiver
The US said it has given "permission" to India to buy Russian oil that is on ships already floating on waterways with a view to easing supplies around the world amid the West Asia conflict.
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Rupee Falls To All-Time Low Of 92.16 Against US Dollar Amid Middle East War
The rupee slumped 67 paise to close at an all-time low of 92.16 against US dollar on Wednesday, weighed down by spiking crude oil prices in the wake of the Iran crisis.
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Indian Airlines Plan To Operate 58 Flights To Middle East Today
The government on Tuesday said airlines have undertaken calibrated adjustments to their schedules and plan to operate 58 flights on March 4 amid the Middle East crisis.
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Russia Says Putin In Close Contact With Gulf Leaders To Facilitate De-Escalation
Russian President Vladimir Putin is making all possible efforts to de-escalate the crisis in the Gulf and is in close contact with the regional leaders as Iran is retaliating with massive strikes on the US facilities.
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T20 World Cup: Few Family Members Of South African Squad Reach Kolkata Via Ethiopia, Tanzania
According to a report, the families travelled via Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, while one family routed their journey through Tanzania to reach India before the airspace shutdown affected more connections due to the US and Israeli strikes on Iran.
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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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Reward On Indian Man, Wanted In US For Killing Wife, Hiked To $1 Million
The FBI is now offering a reward of up to $1 million, significantly increasing it from the previous amount of $250,000, for information leading to the arrest of an Indian national wanted for allegedly killing his wife in 2015.
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52,000 Indians Returned From Middle East After Airspace Reopened Partially
India said it is continuously monitoring the evolving situation in West Asia, especially in the context of the safety of its citizens stranded in the region.
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England, South Africa, West Indies To Leave India On ICC Charter Flights Over Weekend
England, South Africa and West Indies are set to depart India over the weekend on chartered flights arranged by the ICC following disruption to commercial air travel due to the ongoing conflict involving US, Israel and Iran.
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Pakistan Increases Petrol, Diesel Prices By PKR 55 A Litre, Highest-Ever Hike
In the first post-Iran war economic shock, Pakistan government in an overnight decision has increased petrol and high-speed diesel prices by PKR 55 per litre each, the highest-ever hike.
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"Indians Have Been Good Actors": Trump Aide On Russian Oil Waiver
The US said it has given "permission" to India to buy Russian oil that is on ships already floating on waterways with a view to easing supplies around the world amid the West Asia conflict.
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Rupee Falls To All-Time Low Of 92.16 Against US Dollar Amid Middle East War
The rupee slumped 67 paise to close at an all-time low of 92.16 against US dollar on Wednesday, weighed down by spiking crude oil prices in the wake of the Iran crisis.
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Indian Airlines Plan To Operate 58 Flights To Middle East Today
The government on Tuesday said airlines have undertaken calibrated adjustments to their schedules and plan to operate 58 flights on March 4 amid the Middle East crisis.
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Russia Says Putin In Close Contact With Gulf Leaders To Facilitate De-Escalation
Russian President Vladimir Putin is making all possible efforts to de-escalate the crisis in the Gulf and is in close contact with the regional leaders as Iran is retaliating with massive strikes on the US facilities.
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T20 World Cup: Few Family Members Of South African Squad Reach Kolkata Via Ethiopia, Tanzania
According to a report, the families travelled via Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, while one family routed their journey through Tanzania to reach India before the airspace shutdown affected more connections due to the US and Israeli strikes on Iran.
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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.
