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Leave Iran by Any Means, India Advises Nationals Amid Escalating Crisis

Leave Iran by Any Means, India Advises Nationals Amid Escalating Crisis
New Delhi: With fears mounting over possible US military action and escalating unrest in Iran, the Indian government has strongly advised its nationals in the country to leave immediately using all available means of transport, including commercial flights, as Iranian...
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‘Construction Fully Justified’: China Rejects India’s Objection, Reasserts Claim Over J&K’s Shaksgam Valley

‘Construction Fully Justified’: China Rejects India’s Objection, Reasserts Claim Over J&K’s Shaksgam Valley
China has reaffirmed its territorial claim over the Shaksgam Valley in Jammu and Kashmir and defended its infrastructure activities in the region, dismissing India’s objections and insisting that the construction being carried out is legitimate. Responding to India’s...
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India–Greece Defence Ties Deepen as First-Ever Joint Services Staff Talks Held in New Delhi

India–Greece Defence Ties Deepen as First-Ever Joint Services Staff Talks Held in New Delhi
New Delhi: India and Greece have taken a significant step towards strengthening their defence partnership with the inaugural India–Greece Joint Services Staff Talks held in the national capital. The milestone dialogue underscored the growing alignment between the two...
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Double Murderer Awarded £7,500 as Taxpayers Face Six-Figure Legal Bill After Rights Ruling

Double Murderer Awarded £7,500 as Taxpayers Face Six-Figure Legal Bill After Rights Ruling
A convicted double murderer has been awarded £7,500 in compensation, with taxpayers also liable for more than £234,000 in legal costs, after the UK High Court ruled that his treatment in prison breached his human rights. The payout was confirmed in correspondence from...
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UK Scales Back Mandatory Digital ID Plan After Public Backlash

UK Scales Back Mandatory Digital ID Plan After Public Backlash
London: The British government has diluted its proposal for mandatory digital identification cards following widespread criticism of the plan, which was originally promoted as a tool to curb illegal immigration. The policy reversal marks another setback for Prime...
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