International
- Mar- 2023 -30 March
Bangladeshi Journalist charged for producing false news after a story on high food prices went viral
A journalist working for a prominent newspaper in Bangladesh was charged with producing false news on March 29th after his…
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US Senate votes to push ahead with the legislation to repeal two-decade-old authorisations for past wars in Iraq
On Monday, the US Senate voted overwhelmingly in favor of repealing two-decade-old authorizations for past wars in Iraq. The aim…
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Former Google scientist predicts that humans will become immortal by 2029
The phrase’You won’t live forever’ is commonly used to remind people of the inevitable end of life for humans and…
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Ukraine acknowledges that Russian gains in Bakhmut as the battle for Bakhmut intensifies
The battle for Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine has intensified, with Kyiv acknowledging that Russia has made some gains inside the…
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Brazil’s controversial ex-president Jair Bolsonaro returns to the country after his self imposed exile in US
On March 30, Brazil’s controversial former president, Jair Bolsonaro, ended his self-imposed exile in the United States and returned to…
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Martin Cooper aka ‘Father of the cell phone’ says everyone is a ‘little obsessed’ with mobile phones today
It is almost impossible to imagine life without mobile phones today as many of us spend a significant amount of…
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Lalit Modi plans legal action against Rahul Gandhi in London
The aftermath of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s comments about Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems never-ending. A BJP leader has filed…
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Taliban terrorists kill 4 policemen and injures 6
In northwest Pakistan on Thursday, Taliban terrorists opened fire on a vehicle carrying security forces, leaving at least four policemen—including…
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Import duty on medicines for rare diseases waived by the Centre
On Thursday, the Central Government announced that it will exempt basic customs duty on medicines imported for personal use to…
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The NCLAT upholds a Rs 1,338-crore fine against Google but provides partial relief on four grounds
On Wednesday, an appellate tribunal issued a verdict regarding Google’s alleged anti-competitive practices in the Android mobile device case. The…
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India and Sri Lanka will collaborate to build a solar power plant in the island nation
To promote renewable energy, India and Sri Lanka have agreed to build a 135-megawatt solar power plant in the island…
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Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince named as Sheikh Khaled by UAE President
The United Arab Emirates President, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, has appointed his eldest son, Sheikh Khaled, as the…
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‘Kerala Carnival’ among highlights as Kumarakom prepares to host G-20 meet
All arrangements have been completed for the G-20 Sherpas (officers) meet to be held at the exotic destination of Kumarakom…
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Elon Musk stops paying rent for office space since takeover; landlords take the social media company to court
According to reports, Elon Musk has ceased paying rent for office spaces used by Twitter since he became the owner…
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Cases open before the European Court against France and Switzerland over failings to protect the environment
On Wednesday, the European Court of Human Rights began hearing cases against France and Switzerland for their alleged inaction in…
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Alibaba CEO says restructuring will help make company ‘more agile’ and enhance decision-making
According to Alibaba Group’s CEO Daniel Zhang, the company’s recent restructuring will allow all of its business units to become…
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Partners of H-1B visa-holders can work in US, says judge
A judge has ruled that spouses of H-1B visa holders can work in the United States, which is a huge…
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King Charles, on his first trip abroad, greeted with military honours at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin
On Wednesday, King Charles was welcomed with military honors at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on his first state trip…
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TikTok’s ban in the US blocked by Republican Senator Rand Paul; cites concerns about free speech
US Republican Senator Rand Paul blocked a bid to fast-track a ban on Chinese-owned social media app TikTok on Wednesday,…
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To ensure quality support to Haj pilgrims, Ministry arranges extensive health infrastructure in Mecca, Medinah, Jeddah
New Delhi: With a view to ensuring quality health support to pilgrims, the Ministry of Minority Affairs is collaborating…
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Indian Embassy in Oman conducts yoga session on board INS Teg in Muscat
Muscat: The Indian Embassy in Oman on Wednesday conducted a yoga session on board INS Teg berthed in Muscat.…
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India is, indeed, the mother of democracy: PM Modi says at second Summit for Democracy
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday that India is the mother of democracy, adding that the…
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Vogue Singapore succeeds with the idea of using AI-generated models for its cover story
Vogue Singapore has experimented with using AI-generated models for its cover story and succeeded in doing so. By using new-age…
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Italy’s right-wing government introduces legislation banning the use and sale of lab-grown food and animal products
Italy’s right-wing government, led by Giorgia Meloni, has introduced a bill that would ban the use and sale of lab-grown…
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Amsterdam launches a campaign to discourage tourists from planning drug and alcohol fuelled parties
Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, launched a new campaign called ‘Stay Away’ on March 28th to discourage tourists, especially…
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Starting April 1st, transactions above Rs 2,000 using wallets or credit cards to be charged: UPI
Starting from April 1st, the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) will be implementing Prepaid Payment Instrument (PPI) charges for…
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Russian government uses facial recognition to keep an eye on citizens
Alexander Zharov, a 32-year-old civil rights activist, was stopped by police officers in a Moscow metro station on August 22,…
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Aeroflot increases frequency of flights to New Delhi
Moscow: Russian flag carrier Aeroflot has increased the frequency of its flight services on the Delhi-Moscow route. The airline will…
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Kumarakom’s G20 delegates to be served with edible plates and straws
The upcoming G20 Sherpa meeting, which will be held from March 30 to April 2 at Kumarakom in Kerala, will…
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Adidas to withdraw its opposition to Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation’s trademark application
Adidas has withdrawn its request to block a trademark application by Black Lives Matter (BLM) for a design featuring three…
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Alexei Moskalyov, a Russian citizen sentenced to prison after his daughter drew anti-war pictures
Alexei Moskalyov, a Russian citizen, was sentenced to two years in jail on Tuesday on charges of ‘discrediting the armed…
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Forecast: Airports of the future to scan people’s heartbeats and biometric details instead of a passport
According to a ‘future travel’ forecast for 2070 by London-based easyJet, the future of travel is set to become health-oriented,…
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Facebook owner Meta after cutting thousands of jobs is now planning to lower the bonuses for some employees
According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Meta, the owner of Facebook, has recently cut thousands of jobs…
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Argentina’s Big Win: Messi Scores 100th Goal
On Tuesday, Lionel Messi made history by scoring his 100th international goal for Argentina in a 7-0 friendly victory against…
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Britain advised to remedy a ‘lost decade’ of minimal planning to mitigate the worst effects of climate change
A group of government advisors in the UK has recommended that urgent action is needed to address a ‘lost decade’…
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