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Navy Chief Confirms India Tested 3,500-km Range Nuclear-Capable Missile
Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi today confirmed that India has test fired the 3,500-km range nuclear-capable missile last month.
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"Very Sorry": Singapore Airlines Boss After One Killed, 70 Injured On Flight
Singapore Airlines CEO on Wednesday issued a public apology after one passenger died and 30 others were injured due to severe turbulence on a flight from London to Singapore.
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Air India Express Cancels 85 Flights Amid Layoffs Due To Mass Sick Leave
Air India Express on Thursday cancelled at least 85 flights as a section of cabin crew was fired, a day after nearly 300 employees of the airline called in sick and switched off their phones.
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Over 100 Air India Express Flights Cancelled As Crew Goes On "Mass Sick Leave"
The international and domestic flights were cancelled after about 300 senior cabin crew members reported sick at the last minute and switched off their mobile phones.
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"Prolonged Sulking Doesn't Help": Congress Leader's Dig At Navjot Sidhu
Congress MP Manish Tiwari today said the crisis in the Punjab Congress bodes ill for the border state. Not only will the people pay a price for such instability, the disruption will also be a source of glee for neighbouring Pakistan, he said.
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WHO Discussing Covishield Approval With European Union: Chief Scientist
The World Health Organization is discussing with the European Union the issue of approving India-manufactured Covishield vaccine for the group's Covid vaccination passport, Soumya Swaminathan, the UN body's Chief Scientist, told NDTV in an interview.
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"Applied For Clearance": Serum Sources On Covishield Issue In EU
The Serum Institute (SII) has applied through AstraZeneca for the European Medicines Agency's nod to get the Covishield vaccine approved for the European Union's 'vaccine passport' scheme, company sources have told NDTV.
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AstraZeneca, Bharat Biotech Studying Covid Jabs For Children: AIIMS Chief
AstraZeneca and Bharat Biotech, whose Covishield and Covaxin vaccines are being used in the country's inoculation drive against the coronavirus, are conducting studies to determine safe and effective doses for children, AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Gule
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Satellite Pics Show 120 Anchored Ships Waiting For Suez Canal To Clear
The giant MV Ever Given cargo ship that has been wedged diagonally across Egypt's Suez Canal - one of the world's most vital waterways - since Tuesday, has blocked over 120 ships at the southern entrance to the trade route, a high-resolution satellite image has revealed.
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"Sheer Grit": BRO Team Battles Avalanche, Cold, Snow To Open Crucial Pass
A team of Border Roads Organisation braved difficult terrain, avalanches, sub-zero temperatures, lack of oxygen and shelter as they attempted to clear a strategically crucial mountain pass of snow ahead of schedule.
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"My Body Is Broken...": UP Man Acquitted Of Rape After 20 Years In Prison
An Uttar Pradesh man who spent 20 years in prison over a rape case before being pronounced innocent by the Allahabad High Court in January this year, walked of Agra Central Jail on Wednesday evening
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Galwan Hero Colonel Santosh Babu Awarded With Maha Vir Chakra
Colonel Santosh Babu, who was among the 20 soldiers that died in the line of duty in a brutal hand-to-hand combat with Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh's Galwan Valley last year, has been awarded with the second highest wartime gallantry award, the Maha Vir Chakra, for showing "conspicuous bravery in face of enemy, exemplary leadership and astute p...
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UK Invites PM Modi For G7, Says Boris Johnson To Visit India "Ahead" Of Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been invited by the United Kingdom to attend the G7 summit to be held in the country's Cornwall region in June.
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US, Indian Carrier Battle Groups Lead Phase 2 Of Asia's Largest Naval War Games
The second phase of the Malabar military exercise that involves the navies of all four Quad alliance members - India, Australia, US and Japan - began today in the northern Arabian Sea.
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Malabar Exercise In 2 Phases, To Begin On November 3: Navy
The 24th edition of the Malabar Naval exercise will be conducted in two phases in November, the Indian Navy said in a statement on Friday, announcing the schedule for the military drill that will be attended by all four partners of the Quadrilateral alliance.
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Navy Chief Confirms India Tested 3,500-km Range Nuclear-Capable Missile
Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi today confirmed that India has test fired the 3,500-km range nuclear-capable missile last month.
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"Very Sorry": Singapore Airlines Boss After One Killed, 70 Injured On Flight
Singapore Airlines CEO on Wednesday issued a public apology after one passenger died and 30 others were injured due to severe turbulence on a flight from London to Singapore.
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Air India Express Cancels 85 Flights Amid Layoffs Due To Mass Sick Leave
Air India Express on Thursday cancelled at least 85 flights as a section of cabin crew was fired, a day after nearly 300 employees of the airline called in sick and switched off their phones.
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Over 100 Air India Express Flights Cancelled As Crew Goes On "Mass Sick Leave"
The international and domestic flights were cancelled after about 300 senior cabin crew members reported sick at the last minute and switched off their mobile phones.
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"Prolonged Sulking Doesn't Help": Congress Leader's Dig At Navjot Sidhu
Congress MP Manish Tiwari today said the crisis in the Punjab Congress bodes ill for the border state. Not only will the people pay a price for such instability, the disruption will also be a source of glee for neighbouring Pakistan, he said.
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WHO Discussing Covishield Approval With European Union: Chief Scientist
The World Health Organization is discussing with the European Union the issue of approving India-manufactured Covishield vaccine for the group's Covid vaccination passport, Soumya Swaminathan, the UN body's Chief Scientist, told NDTV in an interview.
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"Applied For Clearance": Serum Sources On Covishield Issue In EU
The Serum Institute (SII) has applied through AstraZeneca for the European Medicines Agency's nod to get the Covishield vaccine approved for the European Union's 'vaccine passport' scheme, company sources have told NDTV.
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AstraZeneca, Bharat Biotech Studying Covid Jabs For Children: AIIMS Chief
AstraZeneca and Bharat Biotech, whose Covishield and Covaxin vaccines are being used in the country's inoculation drive against the coronavirus, are conducting studies to determine safe and effective doses for children, AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Gule
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Satellite Pics Show 120 Anchored Ships Waiting For Suez Canal To Clear
The giant MV Ever Given cargo ship that has been wedged diagonally across Egypt's Suez Canal - one of the world's most vital waterways - since Tuesday, has blocked over 120 ships at the southern entrance to the trade route, a high-resolution satellite image has revealed.
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"Sheer Grit": BRO Team Battles Avalanche, Cold, Snow To Open Crucial Pass
A team of Border Roads Organisation braved difficult terrain, avalanches, sub-zero temperatures, lack of oxygen and shelter as they attempted to clear a strategically crucial mountain pass of snow ahead of schedule.
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"My Body Is Broken...": UP Man Acquitted Of Rape After 20 Years In Prison
An Uttar Pradesh man who spent 20 years in prison over a rape case before being pronounced innocent by the Allahabad High Court in January this year, walked of Agra Central Jail on Wednesday evening
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Galwan Hero Colonel Santosh Babu Awarded With Maha Vir Chakra
Colonel Santosh Babu, who was among the 20 soldiers that died in the line of duty in a brutal hand-to-hand combat with Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh's Galwan Valley last year, has been awarded with the second highest wartime gallantry award, the Maha Vir Chakra, for showing "conspicuous bravery in face of enemy, exemplary leadership and astute p...
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UK Invites PM Modi For G7, Says Boris Johnson To Visit India "Ahead" Of Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been invited by the United Kingdom to attend the G7 summit to be held in the country's Cornwall region in June.
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US, Indian Carrier Battle Groups Lead Phase 2 Of Asia's Largest Naval War Games
The second phase of the Malabar military exercise that involves the navies of all four Quad alliance members - India, Australia, US and Japan - began today in the northern Arabian Sea.
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Malabar Exercise In 2 Phases, To Begin On November 3: Navy
The 24th edition of the Malabar Naval exercise will be conducted in two phases in November, the Indian Navy said in a statement on Friday, announcing the schedule for the military drill that will be attended by all four partners of the Quadrilateral alliance.