Ranchi passport office bomb threat email sparks brief panic Cyber cell, tech team trace source of email Clerks settled behind their desks, stacking files and sipping tea. Outside the gate on Ratu Road, a line of applicants stretched toward the street—students hoping to study abroad, labourers with job offers in Gulf countries, families planning reunions […]
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Balen Shah’s party races toward landslide in Nepal Rapper Balen Shah’s party sweeps Nepal polls after protests The tea stall in Jhapa district had never seen anything like it. Old men who had voted since the monarchy days sat shoulder-to-shoulder with teenagers checking results on cheap smartphones, their faces lit by the glow of breaking
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First flight leaves Doha as Qatar reopens airspace Qatar has partially reopened its airspace, allowing limited evacuation and cargo flights to resume after days of disruption caused by the ongoing Iran war. Trump repeats demand for Iran’s ‘unconditional surrender’ The eighth day of war dawned not with sunlight, but with the red glow of explosions
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Trump aide says Indians acted smart on Russian oil US lets India buy Russian oil already at sea The U.S. granted India a temporary 30-day waiver allowing Indian refiners to purchase Russian oil that was already loaded on ships, aiming to ease global supply pressures during the Iran conflict. The news crackled across phone screens
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Hezbollah clashes Israeli troops at Lebanon-Syria border; U.S. fast-tracks Israel arms sale Iran fires fresh strikes at Israel, Gulf on day seven The old woman’s hands trembled as she pressed them against the cool glass of her Tehran apartment window. Outside, the western sky, usually a canvas of soft twilight at this hour, was ripped
Britney Spears arrested on suspicion of drunk, drugged driving. Britney Spears arrested in Ventura County, released Thursday night. The California night was clear and cool when the black BMW began weaving. Along a stretch of highway in Ventura County, about an hour northwest of Los Angeles, other drivers noticed the erratic pattern—a vehicle traveling at
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ED raids Reliance Power-linked sites in fraud probe. The sun had not yet fully risen over Mumbai’s business districts when the first of the white SUVs pulled up. Friday morning, usually a time when office workers grab their cutting chai and scan headlines before the weekend, began instead with the quiet, coordinated precision of a
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Swiss manufacturing firm to set up GCC in Hyderabad. New GCC to create high-value jobs, boost Hyderabad’s global biotech role. The glass-and-steel towers of Hyderabad’s financial district gleam under the afternoon sun, their mirrored surfaces reflecting a city that has transformed itself, decade by decade, from a historic pearl trading center into the beating heart
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Rastriya Swatantra Party surges, leading in 47 Nepal seats. Nepal election sees around 60% turnout amid excitement. The tea stalls of Kathmandu were crowded on Friday morning, but the usual clamor of conversation had been replaced by something else—a hushed, electric focus on the radios crackling with updates. In a small shop near Ratna Park,
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India gets US waiver to keep Russian oil flowing. Middle East oilfields hit; Hormuz blockade threatens 20% global supply The news crackled through the corridors of power in New Delhi like a sudden burst of electricity, but its real impact was felt in the sprawling, sun-baked refineries of Jamnagar and the cramped, cluttered offices of
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