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Why Israel is interfering in Palestinian education
The occupation authorities are trying to censor Palestinian school curricula because they teach national consciousness.
Auqib Nabi endures nightmare India debut; concedes most runs, records worst economy
Nabi’s economy rate of 9.51 is also the worst by an Indian bowler on ODI debut, among those who have bowled at least 30 balls, Cricbuzz reported.
When Aishwarya spoke about being hurt after being removed from 5 films with SRK
Aishwarya Rai and Shah Rukh Khan navigated a troubled professional relationship in the early 2000s, disrupted by significant casting disputes tied to Aishwarya's private life, particularly Salman Khan's involvement. Ais...
What is brain fog and when does it need investigation
Neurologists explain the difference between everyday forgetfulness and persistent cognitive difficulties; what can contribute to brain fog the conditions and medicines that can contribute, and when tests or specialist a...
INDIA bloc to launch nationwide campaign against CEC, SIR from October 2
Opposition parties to move Supreme Court, hold district-level marches and seek President’s intervention over electoral roll revision and Election Commission functioning
Six smugglers jailed for manslaughter over worst Channel small boats disaster
Thirty-one migrants died when their boat went down in November 2021. The trial found that the guilty men were part of two smuggling networks.
New UK gas and oil projects are a ‘no-brainer’, says EDF boss
Developing North Sea fields does not contradict net zero goals, according to Simone RossiNew oil and gas projects are a “no-brainer” that pose “no contradiction” to the net zero agenda, according to the head of EDF Ener...
Seth Meyers on Trump canceling $1bn in federal funds: ‘Is he adding a waterslide to the reflecting pool?’
Late-night hosts weighed in on Trump’s relationship with tech leaders and the White House’s new AI-powered siteOn Tuesday night, late-night hosts discussed a Maha summit in Washington DC, the White House’s new AI-powere...
Football Daily | The big story is of course … Scotland fans pining for another home run
Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now!In the four matches they’ve sat through since their unconvincing Geopolitics World Cup win over Haiti, it must rankle among diehard conscripts of the Tartan Army that t...
Anthropic IPO explained: $2 trillion valuation, ballooning net loss, AI risks and other details in leaked IPO papers
Anthropic is preparing for a potential IPO as its revenue surges, but losses and infrastructure commitments balloon. The AI company has also warned of existential risks from advanced models and highlighted its heavy rel...
Gill on the double as India hunts down 406 in style
In reply to West Indies’ highest-ever ODI score of 405/7, India rode on Gill’s 233 not out off 133 balls (26 fours, 8 sixes) and Rohit’s 35th century (101 off 75 balls; 10 fours, 6 sixes) to a famous win, with the opene...
Rupee rises 13 paise to close at 95.81 against U.S. dollar
The rupee gained as crude oil prices retreated and the U.S. Dollar index declined overnight, though weak domestic markets capped sharp gains
‘Stealing’ of candidates by ‘clean’ force caused byelection, alleges Kanimozhi
‘You took pity on the candidate and voted for her in the election; but she defected to the ruling party; if you vote for the AIADMK again, there may be another by-election,’ said Kanimozhi
English players urged to reconsider Afghan T20 tournament
English cricketers aiming to play in a men's T20 franchise tournament organised by the Afghanistan Cricket Board have been urged to think about their "daughters, sisters or mothers".
Pakistan Deputy PM reaffirms its commitment to open, inclusive and constructive SCO Chairmanship
Mr. Dar underlined the theme of Pakistan's Chairmanship, 'Turning Vision into Action: Connectivity, Innovation, and Shared Prosperity'
Irish PM says Ireland ‘not overrun’ by immigrants, legal migration tied to economic success
Micheál Martin addresses Ireland's demographic change as nearly one in four in Ireland are born abroad as the government moves to tighten asylum, citizenship and immigration rules.