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Saudi Arabia Eases Alcohol Ban For Rich Foreigners: Who Can Buy Booze, New Rules Explained
Saudi Arabia's new alcohol policy allows select expatriates to legally buy alcohol for the first time in decades, signalling another major step in the kingdom's social reforms.
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"We Must All Be Bold Enough To Change, World Won't Wait": UN Chief On UNSC Reform
UN chief Antonio Guterres said the world's most powerful nations should be on the frontlines to reform the Security Council as he cautioned that those who try to cling to privileges today risk paying the price tomorrow.
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Team Trump Plans More H-1B Visa Restrictions After $100,000 Fee Hike
The Donald Trump administration in the United States is planning to go beyond the initial shock of the $100,000 mandatory fee and impose additional immigration restrictions on how employers can use the permit and who qualifies for it.
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Row Over Nurses Throwing Bal Thackeray's Father's Book At Official In Mumbai
A row has erupted with a video purportedly showing a group of nurses at a civic hospital hurling books written by Prabodhankar Thackeray and another social reformer at an officer who distributed them as a gift before retiring.
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Sonam Wangchuk's Journey From Real 'Phunsukh Wangdu' To Activist Under Lens
This celebrated figure is now at the centre of the unrest in Ladakh that left four people dead and nearly a 100 injured yesterday
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Saudi Arabia's Grand Mufti Who Oversaw Era Of Liberal Reforms Dies At 80
Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Abdullah al-Sheikh, Saudi Arabia's grand mufti who served the kingdom's top religious figure over a quarter century that saw the ultraconservative Muslim nation socially liberalize, died Tuesday. He was in his 80s.
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After PM Modi's GST Utsav Call, M Kharge's "Band-Aid On Deep Wounds" Jab
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today termed the lowering of Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates as the beginning of "GST Utsav", presenting the reforms as a "double bonanza" to households already benefitting from recent income tax exemptions.
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India Has Bright Future, Those Who Hike Trade With It Will Too: Piyush Goyal
India and the US are very consequential democracies and he is not worried about the recent tensions over tariffs, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said.
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Over 30 Monks, Staffers Quit After New Shaolin Temple Head Slashes Phone Time
Monks who fail assessments for three consecutive months under a new "bottom-tier elimination system" may be required to leave.
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Canada Joins UK, France To Recognise Palestinian State: What This Means
Canada will recognise a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly in September, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Wednesday.
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Saudi Arabia Eases Alcohol Ban For Rich Foreigners: Who Can Buy Booze, New Rules Explained
Saudi Arabia's new alcohol policy allows select expatriates to legally buy alcohol for the first time in decades, signalling another major step in the kingdom's social reforms.
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"We Must All Be Bold Enough To Change, World Won't Wait": UN Chief On UNSC Reform
UN chief Antonio Guterres said the world's most powerful nations should be on the frontlines to reform the Security Council as he cautioned that those who try to cling to privileges today risk paying the price tomorrow.
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Team Trump Plans More H-1B Visa Restrictions After $100,000 Fee Hike
The Donald Trump administration in the United States is planning to go beyond the initial shock of the $100,000 mandatory fee and impose additional immigration restrictions on how employers can use the permit and who qualifies for it.
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Row Over Nurses Throwing Bal Thackeray's Father's Book At Official In Mumbai
A row has erupted with a video purportedly showing a group of nurses at a civic hospital hurling books written by Prabodhankar Thackeray and another social reformer at an officer who distributed them as a gift before retiring.
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Sonam Wangchuk's Journey From Real 'Phunsukh Wangdu' To Activist Under Lens
This celebrated figure is now at the centre of the unrest in Ladakh that left four people dead and nearly a 100 injured yesterday
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Saudi Arabia's Grand Mufti Who Oversaw Era Of Liberal Reforms Dies At 80
Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Abdullah al-Sheikh, Saudi Arabia's grand mufti who served the kingdom's top religious figure over a quarter century that saw the ultraconservative Muslim nation socially liberalize, died Tuesday. He was in his 80s.
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After PM Modi's GST Utsav Call, M Kharge's "Band-Aid On Deep Wounds" Jab
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today termed the lowering of Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates as the beginning of "GST Utsav", presenting the reforms as a "double bonanza" to households already benefitting from recent income tax exemptions.
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India Has Bright Future, Those Who Hike Trade With It Will Too: Piyush Goyal
India and the US are very consequential democracies and he is not worried about the recent tensions over tariffs, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said.
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Over 30 Monks, Staffers Quit After New Shaolin Temple Head Slashes Phone Time
Monks who fail assessments for three consecutive months under a new "bottom-tier elimination system" may be required to leave.
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Canada Joins UK, France To Recognise Palestinian State: What This Means
Canada will recognise a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly in September, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Wednesday.
