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Ahmedabad ‘dosa deaths’ probe takes grim turn; parents under suspicion

Ahmedabad ‘dosa deaths’ probe takes grim turn; parents under suspicion
AHMEDABAD: What was initially believed to be a case of food poisoning linked to contaminated dosa batter has taken a disturbing turn, with investigators now probing whether two young sisters were deliberately killed by their parents due to a preference for a male...
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ISI’s recruitment shift: Probe reveals terror network targeting educated youth

ISI’s recruitment shift: Probe reveals terror network targeting educated youth
NEW DELHI: A major investigation into an espionage-terror module has revealed a significant shift in recruitment tactics by Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), with a growing focus on educated, tech-savvy youth. Delhi Police say operatives linked to Babbar...
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Telangana businessman, 9 others arrested for killing pregnant wife and two daughters

Telangana businessman, 9 others arrested for killing pregnant wife and two daughters
WARANGAL: Police have arrested ten people, including a businessman, for the alleged murder of his pregnant wife and their two young daughters, whose bodies were found in a private swimming pool on the outskirts of Warangal about ten days ago. According to Warangal...
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Starmer blames Trump and Putin for energy turmoil, warns fragile ceasefire could unravel

Starmer blames Trump and Putin for energy turmoil, warns fragile ceasefire could unravel
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has blamed US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin for rising global energy instability, warning that the current ceasefire in the Middle East remains “fragile” and could quickly escalate. Speaking during a visit...
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Why Iran hasn’t reopened the Strait of Hormuz: hidden risks beneath the surface

Why Iran hasn’t reopened the Strait of Hormuz: hidden risks beneath the surface
The Strait of Hormuz—one of the world’s most vital energy corridors—remains only partially operational, not just because of politics, but due to real and dangerous conditions at sea. Here’s what’s actually preventing a full reopening: Undetected naval mines: the...
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