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Women Without Hijab, Kings In Western Suits: Iran During Pahlavi Dynasty Rule
Videos shared by activists on social media purported to show protesters chanting against Iran's government around bonfires as debris littered the streets in the capital, Tehran, and other areas.
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2 Injured In Shooting By US Federal Immigration Officers: Cops
US federal agents shot and wounded two people in the western city of Portland on Thursday, local police said.
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US Senate Advances Resolution To Limit Trump's Attacks Against Venezuela
The Senate advanced a resolution Thursday that would limit President Donald Trump's ability to conduct further attacks against Venezuela, sounding a note of disapproval for his expanding ambitions in the Western Hemisphere.
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Chasing Snow? 5 Indian Places That Are Experiencing Snowfall Currently
If you want to experience the magic of snow in India, check out these places in Northern India that are currently covered in a white blanket.
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Renowned Ecologist Madhav Gadgil Dies At 83
Noted ecologist Madhav Gadgil, known for his work on the Western Ghats, has passed away in Pune after a brief illness, family sources said on Thursday.
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"They Offer Free Advice": S Jaishankar On Western "Hypocrisy" Over Op Sindoor
S Jaishankar said some distant countries express concern over tensions elsewhere but ignore the risks within their own regions.
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6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Western Japan
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.2 hit the western Chugoku region of Japan on Tuesday, the Japan Meteorological Agency said, followed by a series of sizeable aftershocks.
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Paarl Royals Paint Western Cape Pink With Double Derby Win
Paarl Royals made SA20 history at Newlands on Sunday when they beat coastal rivals MI Cape Town for the first time at Newlands
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"I Cant Walk Anymore": Afghan Migrant Dies On Snowy Route To Iran
Habibullah set off from his home in western Afghanistan determined to find work in Iran, only for the 15-year-old to freeze to death while walking across the mountainous frontier.
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What Is Monroe Doctrine? 200-Year-Old US Foreign Policy Trump Cited
Articulated in Monroe's 1823 address to Congress, Monroe Doctrine was intended to ward off European colonisation or other interference in independent nations of the Western Hemisphere.
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Paarl Royals Edge MI Cape Town In Cape Derby Thriller
Lhuan-dre Pretorius' Betway SA20 Season 4 burst into life with an unbeaten 98 to drive Paarl Royals to a thrilling one-run victory over MI Cape Town in the Western Cape derby at Boland Park on Friday evening.
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After Canada, Kapil Sharma's Kap's Cafe Debuts In Dubai
Kapil Sharma has expanded the presence of his hospitality brand, Kap's cafe, to Dubai. This marks its second international branch, after Canada.
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3 Killed In Iran Protests Over Economy As Inflation Hits 42%
Protesters and security forces clashed in western Iran on Thursday, with three people reported killed, the first deaths since the cost-of-living demonstrations broke out.
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Russia Says Ukraine Targets Moscow With Drones
Ukraine launched a series of drone attacks on Tuesday targeting Moscow, parts of western Russia and annexed Crimea, injuring one person near the Russian capital, Russian authorities said.
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President Droupadi Murmu Undertakes Submarine Sortie At Karnataka Naval Base
President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday undertook an over two-hour sortie onboard the indigenously-built submarine INS Vaghsheer on the Western seaboard, signalling India's focus on boosting undersea warfare capabilities.
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Women Without Hijab, Kings In Western Suits: Iran During Pahlavi Dynasty Rule
Videos shared by activists on social media purported to show protesters chanting against Iran's government around bonfires as debris littered the streets in the capital, Tehran, and other areas.
-
2 Injured In Shooting By US Federal Immigration Officers: Cops
US federal agents shot and wounded two people in the western city of Portland on Thursday, local police said.
-
US Senate Advances Resolution To Limit Trump's Attacks Against Venezuela
The Senate advanced a resolution Thursday that would limit President Donald Trump's ability to conduct further attacks against Venezuela, sounding a note of disapproval for his expanding ambitions in the Western Hemisphere.
-
Chasing Snow? 5 Indian Places That Are Experiencing Snowfall Currently
If you want to experience the magic of snow in India, check out these places in Northern India that are currently covered in a white blanket.
-
Renowned Ecologist Madhav Gadgil Dies At 83
Noted ecologist Madhav Gadgil, known for his work on the Western Ghats, has passed away in Pune after a brief illness, family sources said on Thursday.
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"They Offer Free Advice": S Jaishankar On Western "Hypocrisy" Over Op Sindoor
S Jaishankar said some distant countries express concern over tensions elsewhere but ignore the risks within their own regions.
-
6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Western Japan
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.2 hit the western Chugoku region of Japan on Tuesday, the Japan Meteorological Agency said, followed by a series of sizeable aftershocks.
-
Paarl Royals Paint Western Cape Pink With Double Derby Win
Paarl Royals made SA20 history at Newlands on Sunday when they beat coastal rivals MI Cape Town for the first time at Newlands
-
"I Cant Walk Anymore": Afghan Migrant Dies On Snowy Route To Iran
Habibullah set off from his home in western Afghanistan determined to find work in Iran, only for the 15-year-old to freeze to death while walking across the mountainous frontier.
-
What Is Monroe Doctrine? 200-Year-Old US Foreign Policy Trump Cited
Articulated in Monroe's 1823 address to Congress, Monroe Doctrine was intended to ward off European colonisation or other interference in independent nations of the Western Hemisphere.
-
Paarl Royals Edge MI Cape Town In Cape Derby Thriller
Lhuan-dre Pretorius' Betway SA20 Season 4 burst into life with an unbeaten 98 to drive Paarl Royals to a thrilling one-run victory over MI Cape Town in the Western Cape derby at Boland Park on Friday evening.
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After Canada, Kapil Sharma's Kap's Cafe Debuts In Dubai
Kapil Sharma has expanded the presence of his hospitality brand, Kap's cafe, to Dubai. This marks its second international branch, after Canada.
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3 Killed In Iran Protests Over Economy As Inflation Hits 42%
Protesters and security forces clashed in western Iran on Thursday, with three people reported killed, the first deaths since the cost-of-living demonstrations broke out.
-
Russia Says Ukraine Targets Moscow With Drones
Ukraine launched a series of drone attacks on Tuesday targeting Moscow, parts of western Russia and annexed Crimea, injuring one person near the Russian capital, Russian authorities said.
-
President Droupadi Murmu Undertakes Submarine Sortie At Karnataka Naval Base
President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday undertook an over two-hour sortie onboard the indigenously-built submarine INS Vaghsheer on the Western seaboard, signalling India's focus on boosting undersea warfare capabilities.
