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16-Month-Old Girl Falls Into Boiled Milk, Dies Of Burns In Andhra Pradesh
A 16-month-old girl died after accidentally falling into a vessel of boiled milk at a Gurukul school in Korrapadu village of Anantapur district, said police on Sunday.
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US Carries Out Another Strike On Drug-Smuggling Boat, Trump Shares Video
President Donald Trump said Friday the U.S. military has carried out its third fatal strike against an alleged drug smuggling vessel this month.
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"Oil Grease With Gravy Is Free": JCB Used For Stirring Dal Makhani Left Foodies Intrigued
In the viral video, we can see a JCB machine stirring a giant vessel to cook dal makhani.
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Video: US Strikes Venezuelan Drug Vessel, Trump Says It "Posed A Threat"
The strike was carried out nearly two weeks after another military strike on what the Trump administration said was a drug-carrying speedboat from Venezuela that killed 11.
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Apple Watch Hypertension Tracking Feature Receives FDA Approval, Coming Next Week: Report
Apple’s hypertension detection feature will reportedly launch next week on the Apple Watch Series 11 and Watch Ultra 3 following FDA clearance, and will also be available on Series 9, Series 10, and Watch Ultra 2 models. Available in 150 countries, including the US, Hong Kong, and the EU, the feature uses the Apple Watch’s optical heart sensor ...
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44% Diabetics Remain Undiagnosed, Globally; Why Delayed Diagnosis Is A Big Concern
Undiagnosed diabetes can result in serious health complications. Over time, high blood glucose levels can damage blood vessels and nerves, leading to serious complications.
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"Highly Provocative": Pentagon Says Venezuela Military Plane Flying Near US Ship
The Pentagon said two Venezuelan military planes flew near a US Navy vessel in international waters Thursday, days after a deadly American strike against an alleged drug trafficking boat from Venezuela.
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Trump Says 11 Killed In US Strike On Drug-Carrying Boat From Venezuela
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the U.S. has carried out a strike in the southern Caribbean against a drug-carrying vessel that departed from Venezuela.
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How Search For The Titanic Masked A Top-Secret Cold War Spy Operation
In the early hours of September 1, 1985, grainy black-and-white images of a metal cylinder flickered onto the monitors in the command centre of the research vessel Knorr. The team was searching the Atlantic seabed for the shipwreck of the Titanic.
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Turkey To Close Its Ports, Airspace For Israeli Ships, Planes
Turkey's top diplomat said Friday that Ankara had closed its ports and airspace to Israeli ships and planes, with a diplomatic source telling AFP the ban applied to "official" flights.
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PepsiCo, The Beverage Company, Was Once A Naval Superpower With Warships
In one of the strangest business deals in history, PepsiCo briefly became the owner of a small Russian Naval Fleet. Over three decades ago, the company acquired 17 submarines, a cruiser, and several warships.
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Adani Group's Vizhinjam Port Achieves Big Feat In 9 Months Of Commercial Ops
In under nine months since commencing commercial operations, Adani Group's Vizhinjam International Seaport has achieved a significant milestone of handling over 1 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs).
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Opinion | Plato In Indian Parliament: Which Are The Empty Vessels Making The Most Noise?
If Parliamentary questions are to be studied, hundreds of centuries later, the old Greek philosopher would have proven himself right again.
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Inside Icon Of The Seas: Features, Bookings And What To Expect On The World's Largest Cruise Ship
Icon of the Seas, the latest vessel from Royal Caribbean, is currently deemed the largest cruise ship in the world. With 20 decks and capacity for over 7,600 guests, it is less of a boat and more of a floating township.
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Iran Navy Launches First Military Drill After 12-Day War With Israel
Iran launched its first military exercise since the end of its 12-day war with Israel, state television reported Thursday, with navy vessels launching missiles at targets at sea in the Gulf of Oman and the Indian Ocean.
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16-Month-Old Girl Falls Into Boiled Milk, Dies Of Burns In Andhra Pradesh
A 16-month-old girl died after accidentally falling into a vessel of boiled milk at a Gurukul school in Korrapadu village of Anantapur district, said police on Sunday.
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US Carries Out Another Strike On Drug-Smuggling Boat, Trump Shares Video
President Donald Trump said Friday the U.S. military has carried out its third fatal strike against an alleged drug smuggling vessel this month.
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"Oil Grease With Gravy Is Free": JCB Used For Stirring Dal Makhani Left Foodies Intrigued
In the viral video, we can see a JCB machine stirring a giant vessel to cook dal makhani.
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Video: US Strikes Venezuelan Drug Vessel, Trump Says It "Posed A Threat"
The strike was carried out nearly two weeks after another military strike on what the Trump administration said was a drug-carrying speedboat from Venezuela that killed 11.
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Apple Watch Hypertension Tracking Feature Receives FDA Approval, Coming Next Week: Report
Apple’s hypertension detection feature will reportedly launch next week on the Apple Watch Series 11 and Watch Ultra 3 following FDA clearance, and will also be available on Series 9, Series 10, and Watch Ultra 2 models. Available in 150 countries, including the US, Hong Kong, and the EU, the feature uses the Apple Watch’s optical heart sensor ...
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44% Diabetics Remain Undiagnosed, Globally; Why Delayed Diagnosis Is A Big Concern
Undiagnosed diabetes can result in serious health complications. Over time, high blood glucose levels can damage blood vessels and nerves, leading to serious complications.
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"Highly Provocative": Pentagon Says Venezuela Military Plane Flying Near US Ship
The Pentagon said two Venezuelan military planes flew near a US Navy vessel in international waters Thursday, days after a deadly American strike against an alleged drug trafficking boat from Venezuela.
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Trump Says 11 Killed In US Strike On Drug-Carrying Boat From Venezuela
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the U.S. has carried out a strike in the southern Caribbean against a drug-carrying vessel that departed from Venezuela.
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How Search For The Titanic Masked A Top-Secret Cold War Spy Operation
In the early hours of September 1, 1985, grainy black-and-white images of a metal cylinder flickered onto the monitors in the command centre of the research vessel Knorr. The team was searching the Atlantic seabed for the shipwreck of the Titanic.
-
Turkey To Close Its Ports, Airspace For Israeli Ships, Planes
Turkey's top diplomat said Friday that Ankara had closed its ports and airspace to Israeli ships and planes, with a diplomatic source telling AFP the ban applied to "official" flights.
-
PepsiCo, The Beverage Company, Was Once A Naval Superpower With Warships
In one of the strangest business deals in history, PepsiCo briefly became the owner of a small Russian Naval Fleet. Over three decades ago, the company acquired 17 submarines, a cruiser, and several warships.
-
Adani Group's Vizhinjam Port Achieves Big Feat In 9 Months Of Commercial Ops
In under nine months since commencing commercial operations, Adani Group's Vizhinjam International Seaport has achieved a significant milestone of handling over 1 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs).
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Opinion | Plato In Indian Parliament: Which Are The Empty Vessels Making The Most Noise?
If Parliamentary questions are to be studied, hundreds of centuries later, the old Greek philosopher would have proven himself right again.
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Inside Icon Of The Seas: Features, Bookings And What To Expect On The World's Largest Cruise Ship
Icon of the Seas, the latest vessel from Royal Caribbean, is currently deemed the largest cruise ship in the world. With 20 decks and capacity for over 7,600 guests, it is less of a boat and more of a floating township.
-
Iran Navy Launches First Military Drill After 12-Day War With Israel
Iran launched its first military exercise since the end of its 12-day war with Israel, state television reported Thursday, with navy vessels launching missiles at targets at sea in the Gulf of Oman and the Indian Ocean.
