International
- Mar- 2024 -24 March
Here’s why police will no longer impose Lego faces to hide suspect’s identity
A police department in the United States ceased its practice of using Lego heads to obscure suspect faces after Lego…
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Russia launches an aerial assault on Ukraine’s capital Kyiv and the western region of Lviv
On Sunday (Mar 24), Russia initiated an aerial bombardment on Ukraine’s capital Kyiv and the western region of Lviv, as…
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The White House announce a new national office dedicated to aiding states in implementing ‘red flag’ laws
The White House has introduced a novel national office called the Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center, geared towards aiding…
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Excavations unearth a plethora of artifacts and objects that were once used by ancient civilisations
Excavations yield a plethora of artifacts and objects that once belonged to ancient civilizations, encompassing tools, pottery, weapons, and household…
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UK tourist face the threat of hefty fine of upto INR 2.6 lakhs for ‘souvenirs’ from THIS island getaway
The carefree act of gathering sand between toes or collecting picturesque pebbles, once considered innocent beachside pastimes, now carries unforeseen…
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Three-year-old boy undergoes surgery after being mauled by the family’s XL Bully dog in Doncaster, UK
A 3-year-old boy in Doncaster, UK, required surgery following an attack by the family’s XL Bully dog. The unfortunate incident…
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Nigerian school students released after being kidnapped
The governor of Kaduna state in northwestern Nigeria announced on Sunday that more than 250 school students who were kidnapped…
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Strong earthquake hits off Indonesia’s east coast, no tsunami threats
Jakarta: A powerful earthquake measuring 6.1 magnitude on the Richter Scale struck off the coast of Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara…
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Powerful earthquake hits Papua New Guinea
Ambunti: A powerful earthquake measuring 6.9 magnitude on the Richter Scale struck a remote part of northern Papua New Guinea…
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PM Modi receives Bhutan’s top civilian honor
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was awarded Bhutan’s highest civilian honor, the ‘Order of the Druk Gyalpo’, making him the first…
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Moscow Terror Attack: Death Toll at 143
Moscow’s Crocus City Hall witnessed a devastating terrorist attack, leaving at least 143 dead and over 100 injured during a…
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Adam Sandler is currently working on a sequel to the beloved film ‘Happy Gilmore’
Christopher McDonald, famed for his portrayal of Shooter McGavin in the 1996 sports comedy Happy Gilmore, shared some thrilling updates…
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Preventative chemotherapy: Kate Middleton’s cancer treatment explained
In a video released by Kensington Palace, Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, disclosed that she has commenced preventative chemotherapy…
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Study: Drinking two to four cups of coffee a day can lower risk of bowel cancer recurrence
Recent research has uncovered that individuals diagnosed with bowel cancer who regularly consume two to four cups of coffee per…
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Doctors in Vietnam confronted with the extraordinary task of removing a live eel from a man’s abdomen
The human body’s penchant for surprising discoveries knows no bounds, as evidenced by an astonishing case from Vietnam where doctors…
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Scientists are in the process of developing flavoured lollipops for detecting mouth cancer
Scientists are currently in the process of developing flavoured lollipops as a potential non-invasive means to detect mouth cancer, aiming…
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Face of a 16th-century ‘vampire woman’ recreated by the scientists
Scientists have brought to life the visage of a 16th-century woman, entangled in local lore as a vampire by Italian…
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Study: Dogs understand nouns and know what some words stand for
A recent study has unveiled that dogs possess a sophisticated comprehension of certain words and their corresponding meanings, as evidenced…
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The International Astronomical Union honours an Indian scientist by naming an asteroid after his name
The International Astronomical Union (IAU) has paid tribute to an Indian scientist by assigning an asteroid his name. Recognizing Professor…
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More than 60 killed, 145 injured in IS attack at concert hall
Moscow: More than 60 people were killed and 145 were injured in the attack by gunmen on a Moscow concert…
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A bill progressing through New York’s legislature is aiming to legalise adultery
For more than a century, adultery has remained a criminal offense in New York. However, legislation currently making its way…
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Russia accidentally tanks its own ship during one of its naval exercises near Kaliningrad
During a naval exercise near Kaliningrad on March 19, Russia accidentally struck its own ship, the trawler Captain Lobanov, with…
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Pakistani court sentences woman to life imprisonment for burning pages of Islamic holy book
A Pakistani court sentenced a woman to life imprisonment after convicting her of desecrating pages from the Islamic holy book,…
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2,000 quakes rock a spot on Canada coast causing the ocean floor to ‘rip apart’
Almost 2,000 earthquakes were recorded in a single day off the coast of Canada, indicating to scientists the potential creation…
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European Union is preparing to implement tariffs of up to 50 per cent on grain imports from Russia
In response to growing concerns over the potential destabilization of the European market, the European Union (EU) is gearing up…
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The world’s first lung cancer vaccine is being developed by British scientists
British scientists are currently in the process of developing the world’s first vaccine for lung cancer. This vaccine aims to…
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Police says that Billionaire CEO Angela Chao was drunk when her car fell into pond
Angela Chao, the CEO of a shipping company and the sister-in-law of former US Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, tragically…
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Airbus emerges victorious against Boeing; secures substantial orders for 65 jets from two key Asian customers
Airbus has secured significant orders for 65 jets from two major Asian customers, marking a triumph over its US rival,…
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Turkey’s central bank hikes its key interest rate to an unprecedented 50 per cent
In an effort to combat surging inflation, Turkey’s central bank has raised its key interest rate to an unprecedented 50…
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The International Monetary Fund gives the green signal for an $880 million disbursement to Ukraine
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a critical financial aid package of $880 million for Ukraine, providing a much-needed…
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Meta’s social media platform Instagram suffers a major outage on Friday
Meta’s social media platform Instagram experienced a significant outage on Friday (Mar 22), with numerous users reporting their inability to…
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The United States Department of Justice files antitrust lawsuit against Apple over monopolising the smartphone market
The US Department of Justice, in conjunction with 15 states, has initiated legal action against Apple, alleging that the tech…
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The United Nations General Assembly unanimously adopts the first global resolution on artificial intelligence
On Thursday (Mar 21), the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) unanimously adopted the inaugural global resolution on artificial intelligence (AI).…
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The UAE Embassy in a gesture of goodwill and cultural exchange hosts its annual Iftar in the capital
In a gesture aimed at fostering goodwill and cultural exchange, the UAE Embassy hosted its annual Iftar in the capital…
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Rare disorder detected in a US man in which faces of other people appeared to him as demonic
A man in the United States was diagnosed with an exceptionally rare and unfamiliar disorder, wherein the faces of other…
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