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"Bus, Man, Gun, Blood": Malala Yousafzai Reveals How Smoking Weed Brought Back Trauma Of Taliban Attack
Malala Yousafzai, now 28 and known worldwide for championing girls' education, was only 15 when she was shot by a masked Taliban gunman while riding a school bus in Pakistan's Swat Valley.
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Chainalysis Flags $75 Billion in Crypto Linked to Illicit Activity; Highlights Asset Recovery Potential
Chainalysis reports that more than $75 billion (Rs. 6,65,000 crore) in cryptocurrency is linked to criminal activity, with $15 billion (roughly Rs. 1,33,000 crore) held directly by illicit actors and $60 billion (roughly Rs. 5,32,000 crore) in downstream wallets. Bitcoin dominates these holdings, while stablecoins and Ether are rising. The data hig...
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Aprilia RSV4 X-GP Limited Edition Superbike Sold Out Worldwide
The limited edition Aprilia RSV4 X-GP superbike has been fully sold out globally, with all 30 units claimed in just 14 days.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Becomes First Billionaire Footballer. A Breakdown
Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly become the first 'billionaire' footballer in the world, thanks to his new Al-Nassr contract.
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Nobody 2 Now Available for Rent on Prime Video: Everything You Need to Know About Bob Odenkirk’s Action Sequel
Bob Odenkirk returns in Nobody 2, the thrilling sequel packed with action, humour, and heart. Releasing in 2025, the film follows Hutch Mansell’s new battle against a dangerous criminal network. With intense fights and deeper emotional layers, Nobody 2 promises to exceed fans’ expectations worldwide.
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India Among Top 10 Countries Wasting The Most Food - And What You Can Do To Help
India is among the top countries in the world that generate the highest amount of food waste. However, small changes at home and in businesses can collectively save billions of tons of food each year.
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Over 100 Million Buildings Worldwide Could Face Flooding Risk From Rising Seas, Study Warns
A McGill-led study warns that rising sea levels could endanger more than 100 million buildings across the Global South, with coastal infrastructure in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Americas most at risk. The findings highlight the urgent need for emissions cuts and coastal adaptation.
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5 Hotels With The Best Architecture And Design, According To The Michelin Guide
Michelin Key 2025: These five hotels transcend the notion of "pretty buildings" by embedding narrative, climate awareness, local identity and spatial drama into each stay.
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Indri's Diwali Edition Named 'Best World Whisky' At Las Vegas Global Spirits Awards 2025
This recognition is a proud moment for Indian whisky on the global stage.
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World Teachers' Day 2025: Wishes, Messages, Quotes, Facebook And WhatsApp Status To Share
World Teachers' Day on October 5, 2025: Teachers play a vital role in our societies, often going above and beyond to ensure students receive quality education.
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World Teachers' Day 2025: Here's All You Need To Know About This Year's Theme
World Teachers' Day 2025: The day calls on education systems worldwide to embrace collaboration as a core principle.
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This Indian Chef Was Ranked Third Worldwide At The Best Chef Awards 2025
Chef Himanshu Saini, who helms the acclaimed Indian restaurant Tresind Studio in Dubai, was named among the top 3 global chefs recently.
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UK Awaits New Archbishop Of Canterbury, With Female Bishops Leading Race
Britain will name a new Archbishop of Canterbury on Friday to lead the Church of England, mother church of 85 million Anglicans worldwide, and for the first time the centuries-old institution could be led by a woman.
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Protests Worldwide Condemn Israeli Interception Of Gaza Flotilla
Protesters around the world Thursday railed at Israel's interception of a flotilla carrying aid for Gaza's besieged Palestinians, urging greater sanctions in response.
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'Trump's Science Cuts Could Lead To Brain Drain': Nobel Prize Officials
Donald Trump's assault on science could threaten the United States' position as the world's leading research nation and have knock-on effects worldwide, Nobel Prize officials in Sweden told AFP.
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"Bus, Man, Gun, Blood": Malala Yousafzai Reveals How Smoking Weed Brought Back Trauma Of Taliban Attack
Malala Yousafzai, now 28 and known worldwide for championing girls' education, was only 15 when she was shot by a masked Taliban gunman while riding a school bus in Pakistan's Swat Valley.
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Chainalysis Flags $75 Billion in Crypto Linked to Illicit Activity; Highlights Asset Recovery Potential
Chainalysis reports that more than $75 billion (Rs. 6,65,000 crore) in cryptocurrency is linked to criminal activity, with $15 billion (roughly Rs. 1,33,000 crore) held directly by illicit actors and $60 billion (roughly Rs. 5,32,000 crore) in downstream wallets. Bitcoin dominates these holdings, while stablecoins and Ether are rising. The data hig...
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Aprilia RSV4 X-GP Limited Edition Superbike Sold Out Worldwide
The limited edition Aprilia RSV4 X-GP superbike has been fully sold out globally, with all 30 units claimed in just 14 days.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Becomes First Billionaire Footballer. A Breakdown
Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly become the first 'billionaire' footballer in the world, thanks to his new Al-Nassr contract.
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Nobody 2 Now Available for Rent on Prime Video: Everything You Need to Know About Bob Odenkirk’s Action Sequel
Bob Odenkirk returns in Nobody 2, the thrilling sequel packed with action, humour, and heart. Releasing in 2025, the film follows Hutch Mansell’s new battle against a dangerous criminal network. With intense fights and deeper emotional layers, Nobody 2 promises to exceed fans’ expectations worldwide.
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India Among Top 10 Countries Wasting The Most Food - And What You Can Do To Help
India is among the top countries in the world that generate the highest amount of food waste. However, small changes at home and in businesses can collectively save billions of tons of food each year.
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Over 100 Million Buildings Worldwide Could Face Flooding Risk From Rising Seas, Study Warns
A McGill-led study warns that rising sea levels could endanger more than 100 million buildings across the Global South, with coastal infrastructure in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Americas most at risk. The findings highlight the urgent need for emissions cuts and coastal adaptation.
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5 Hotels With The Best Architecture And Design, According To The Michelin Guide
Michelin Key 2025: These five hotels transcend the notion of "pretty buildings" by embedding narrative, climate awareness, local identity and spatial drama into each stay.
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Indri's Diwali Edition Named 'Best World Whisky' At Las Vegas Global Spirits Awards 2025
This recognition is a proud moment for Indian whisky on the global stage.
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World Teachers' Day 2025: Wishes, Messages, Quotes, Facebook And WhatsApp Status To Share
World Teachers' Day on October 5, 2025: Teachers play a vital role in our societies, often going above and beyond to ensure students receive quality education.
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World Teachers' Day 2025: Here's All You Need To Know About This Year's Theme
World Teachers' Day 2025: The day calls on education systems worldwide to embrace collaboration as a core principle.
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This Indian Chef Was Ranked Third Worldwide At The Best Chef Awards 2025
Chef Himanshu Saini, who helms the acclaimed Indian restaurant Tresind Studio in Dubai, was named among the top 3 global chefs recently.
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UK Awaits New Archbishop Of Canterbury, With Female Bishops Leading Race
Britain will name a new Archbishop of Canterbury on Friday to lead the Church of England, mother church of 85 million Anglicans worldwide, and for the first time the centuries-old institution could be led by a woman.
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Protests Worldwide Condemn Israeli Interception Of Gaza Flotilla
Protesters around the world Thursday railed at Israel's interception of a flotilla carrying aid for Gaza's besieged Palestinians, urging greater sanctions in response.
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'Trump's Science Cuts Could Lead To Brain Drain': Nobel Prize Officials
Donald Trump's assault on science could threaten the United States' position as the world's leading research nation and have knock-on effects worldwide, Nobel Prize officials in Sweden told AFP.
