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"Looks Like They Went On A Hike": Meghalaya Chief Minister On Missing Couple
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma on Thursday said he is "personally monitoring" the administration and police's efforts to trace a newly married couple from Madhya Pradesh, who went missing in Cherrapunji a week ago.
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Yunus Talks Of "Elusive" Peace As Bangladesh Frees Man Who Killed Thousands
Bangladesh's interim chief Mohammad Yunus on Thursday said peace is becoming elusive in Asia and beyond, with wars and man-made conflicts destroying the lives and livelihoods of thousands.
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In Karnataka, Siddaramaiah vs DK Shivakumar Rift Grows Over Transfers?
Jostling between Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his deputy, DK Shivakumar - who went head-to-head two years ago, after the Congress' big win - seems to be continuing.
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Who Is Muhammad Sinwar, Hamas Chief In Gaza Declared Eliminated By Israel?
Muhammad Sinwar, the elusive Hamas military chief in Gaza who Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday had been eliminated, has long been at the top of Israel's most wanted list.
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Hamas Gaza Chief Muhammad Sinwar Killed By Israel Army: Netanyahu
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday that Hamas' Gaza chief Muhammad Sinwar has been killed by Israel's army.
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Opinion | Protests, Pakistan, And A Yunus-Army Showdown: Why Bangladesh Is On Edge
An embattled Gen Zaman has much to contend with, courtesy a mischievous 'Chief Advisor' who seems to be trying to ingratiate himself with multiple countries - including China - to extend his stay in office.
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Delhi Announces Pensions For People Jailed During Emergency
The BJP government in Delhi will provide pensions to those who were political prisoners during the Emergency and felicitate them, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Tuesday.
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"Couldn't Be Happier": Vaccine-Hating US Health Chief Ends Select Covid Jabs
COVID-19 vaccines are no longer recommended in the United States for children and pregnant women who are healthy, US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior, who has been a staunch critic of vaccines in general, has announced.
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"Bloody Corridor" Causes Churn In Bangladesh But Yunus Wants To Hang On
Muhammad Yunus, who heads the interim government in Bangladesh, is now aiming for a five-year term as the military pushes for elections in the Southeast Asian country where a deadly protest had led the government to collapse last year.
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CIA Station Chief Who Was Tortured For 14 Months, Then Killed By Hezbollah
For 444 days, William Buckley, a decorated CIA officer, was not just missing. He was trapped, shackled and tortured. Isolated in a Beirut cell so dark and silent it erased the distinction between days and nights, reality and memory.
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"People Are Suffering": WHO Chief Begs Israel To Show "Mercy" In Gaza
Fighting back tears, the head of the World Health Organization on Thursday urged Israel to have "mercy" in the Gaza war and insisted peace would be in Israel's own interests.
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"All Bank Employees Must...": Siddaramaiah On 'Won't Speak Kannada' Video
The Bengaluru-based State Bank of India (SBI) official, who was seen refusing to speak Kannada in a viral video, has been transferred, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said
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This Tesla Executive Earned More Than Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai In 2024
Tesla CFO Vaibhav Taneja's base salary stood at around Rs 3.33 crore, but the total compensation far exceeded that of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Alphabet Chief Sundar Pichai.
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"Who Asks For Proof Of Religion?" Waqf Law Challenged In Supreme Court
The creation of Waqf is not a secular process but a Muslim's dedication of property to God, Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal told the Supreme Court today, arguing against inclusion of non-Muslim members in Waqf bodies as laid down in Waqf Amendment Act
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Bangladeshi Actor Nusraat Faria Gets Bail In In Attempted Murder Case
A court has granted bail to popular Dhaka film actress Nusraat Faria, who was arrested in an attempted murder case by the capital's Bhatara Police Station during the anti-discrimination movement.
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"Looks Like They Went On A Hike": Meghalaya Chief Minister On Missing Couple
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma on Thursday said he is "personally monitoring" the administration and police's efforts to trace a newly married couple from Madhya Pradesh, who went missing in Cherrapunji a week ago.
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Yunus Talks Of "Elusive" Peace As Bangladesh Frees Man Who Killed Thousands
Bangladesh's interim chief Mohammad Yunus on Thursday said peace is becoming elusive in Asia and beyond, with wars and man-made conflicts destroying the lives and livelihoods of thousands.
-
In Karnataka, Siddaramaiah vs DK Shivakumar Rift Grows Over Transfers?
Jostling between Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his deputy, DK Shivakumar - who went head-to-head two years ago, after the Congress' big win - seems to be continuing.
-
Who Is Muhammad Sinwar, Hamas Chief In Gaza Declared Eliminated By Israel?
Muhammad Sinwar, the elusive Hamas military chief in Gaza who Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday had been eliminated, has long been at the top of Israel's most wanted list.
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Hamas Gaza Chief Muhammad Sinwar Killed By Israel Army: Netanyahu
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday that Hamas' Gaza chief Muhammad Sinwar has been killed by Israel's army.
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Opinion | Protests, Pakistan, And A Yunus-Army Showdown: Why Bangladesh Is On Edge
An embattled Gen Zaman has much to contend with, courtesy a mischievous 'Chief Advisor' who seems to be trying to ingratiate himself with multiple countries - including China - to extend his stay in office.
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Delhi Announces Pensions For People Jailed During Emergency
The BJP government in Delhi will provide pensions to those who were political prisoners during the Emergency and felicitate them, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Tuesday.
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"Couldn't Be Happier": Vaccine-Hating US Health Chief Ends Select Covid Jabs
COVID-19 vaccines are no longer recommended in the United States for children and pregnant women who are healthy, US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior, who has been a staunch critic of vaccines in general, has announced.
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"Bloody Corridor" Causes Churn In Bangladesh But Yunus Wants To Hang On
Muhammad Yunus, who heads the interim government in Bangladesh, is now aiming for a five-year term as the military pushes for elections in the Southeast Asian country where a deadly protest had led the government to collapse last year.
-
CIA Station Chief Who Was Tortured For 14 Months, Then Killed By Hezbollah
For 444 days, William Buckley, a decorated CIA officer, was not just missing. He was trapped, shackled and tortured. Isolated in a Beirut cell so dark and silent it erased the distinction between days and nights, reality and memory.
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"People Are Suffering": WHO Chief Begs Israel To Show "Mercy" In Gaza
Fighting back tears, the head of the World Health Organization on Thursday urged Israel to have "mercy" in the Gaza war and insisted peace would be in Israel's own interests.
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"All Bank Employees Must...": Siddaramaiah On 'Won't Speak Kannada' Video
The Bengaluru-based State Bank of India (SBI) official, who was seen refusing to speak Kannada in a viral video, has been transferred, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said
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This Tesla Executive Earned More Than Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai In 2024
Tesla CFO Vaibhav Taneja's base salary stood at around Rs 3.33 crore, but the total compensation far exceeded that of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Alphabet Chief Sundar Pichai.
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"Who Asks For Proof Of Religion?" Waqf Law Challenged In Supreme Court
The creation of Waqf is not a secular process but a Muslim's dedication of property to God, Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal told the Supreme Court today, arguing against inclusion of non-Muslim members in Waqf bodies as laid down in Waqf Amendment Act
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Bangladeshi Actor Nusraat Faria Gets Bail In In Attempted Murder Case
A court has granted bail to popular Dhaka film actress Nusraat Faria, who was arrested in an attempted murder case by the capital's Bhatara Police Station during the anti-discrimination movement.
