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LG Manoj Sinha Orders Probe into Attack on Farooq Abdullah

The administration in Jammu and Kashmir has ordered a detailed investigation after an attack targeting National Conference president and former chief minister Farooq Abdullah triggered serious security concerns in Jammu. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha directed authorities to conduct a thorough probe into the incident and submit a comprehensive report. Officials confirmed that the Lieutenant Governor…

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Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Series Redefines Call Clarity with AI-Powered HD Voice

AI-Powered Calling Experience Samsung Galaxy Buds4 and Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro introduce an upgraded calling experience with AI-powered HD Voice technology. The earbuds use machine-learning noise reduction and advanced microphones to minimize background noise and enhance voice clarity during calls. This technology doubles the voice bandwidth compared to traditional Bluetooth calls, delivering more natural conversations…

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MoCA Monitoring West Asia Airspace as Indian Carriers Resume Riyadh Flights

MoCA Monitoring West Asia Airspace as Flights Resume India’s Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) is closely monitoring the airspace situation in West Asia as Indian airlines gradually resume flight services to Riyadh after recent disruptions caused by regional tensions. Authorities said operational plans indicate that carriers including Air India and Air India Express are preparing…

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Suspicious Package at Reagan National Airport Triggers Security Alert

Authorities launched a security response after a suspicious package was discovered at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Thursday morning, prompting the evacuation of part of the terminal and raising concerns about a potential security threat. According to airport officials, the package was found around 9 a.m. inside a break room area at the airport….

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Ethiopia Landslides Kill Over 50 People, More Than 125 Missing After Heavy Rains

A devastating series of landslides in southern Ethiopia has left at least 50 people dead and more than 125 others missing, according to local officials. The disaster occurred after several days of heavy rainfall triggered massive mudslides in the region. Authorities said the landslides struck three districts in the Gamo Zone, including Gacho Baba, Kamba,…

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Indian Rupee Recovers from Record Low but Ends at ₹92.17 Against US Dollar

The Indian rupee recovered slightly from its record low levels but still ended weaker against the US dollar, closing at ₹92.17 on Thursday. The local currency settled 16 paise lower compared to its previous close, reflecting continued pressure from global economic factors. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened at around ₹92.25 per…

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Farooq Abdullah Survives Gun Attack at Jammu Wedding, Says He Mistook Shot for Firecracker

Gunshot Fired Near Farooq Abdullah at Wedding Event Veteran politician Farooq Abdullah narrowly escaped an assassination attempt during a wedding function in Jammu. The incident occurred when the former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir was leaving the venue after attending the ceremony. Recalling the moment, the 88-year-old leader said he heard a loud sound…

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India Gets Safe Passage in Strait of Hormuz After Jaishankar Speaks With Iranian Counterpart

India has secured safe passage for its vessels through the strategic Strait of Hormuz after External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar held discussions with his Iranian counterpart amid rising tensions in the region. The diplomatic engagement comes as several attacks on tankers and escalating military conflict have disrupted maritime traffic in the vital oil corridor. Following…

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Iran Names Major US Tech Giants Like Google, Microsoft and Nvidia as Potential Targets in Expanding Infrastructure War

Iran has reportedly identified several leading American technology companies as potential targets as geopolitical tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East. According to reports citing Iranian state-linked media, firms such as Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, IBM, Oracle and Palantir Technologies have been named in a list of entities connected to Israel that could face retaliation….

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