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Two Kerala Nurses Save Fellow Passenger’s Life on Air Arabia Flight
Two nurses from Kerala, traveling on their first international flight to Abu Dhabi from Kochi, saved the life of a fellow passenger who suffered a cardiac arrest shortly after takeoff, local media reported. Abhijith Jees, 26, from Wayanad, and Ajeesh Nelson, 29, from Chengannur, were on Air Arabia flight 3L128 to join new jobs in…
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Goa Records 6.23% Rise in Tourist Arrivals Between January and September, Tourism Minister Says
Panaji: Goa’s tourism sector has registered a 6.23% increase in tourist arrivals between January and September 2025 compared to the same period last year, Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte said on Friday. The state, which had faced a significant downturn during the pandemic as foreign arrivals declined sharply, also witnessed growth in international visitors. Goa received…
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Sanjay Raut to Take Two-Month Break from Public Life Due to Health Issues; PM Modi Wishes Speedy Recovery
Shiv Sena leader and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut announced on Friday that he will be stepping away from public life for the next two months to focus on his health. The 63-year-old leader, known for his vocal and fearless opposition to the BJP-NDA government, said he is undergoing treatment and is confident of a…
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1,364 Police Personnel Awarded Kendriya Grih Mantri Dakshata Padak for Special Operations
New Delhi: The Union Home Ministry on Friday announced that 1,364 police personnel from various security forces and agencies have been awarded the Kendriya Grih Mantri Dakshata Padak in recognition of their exemplary work in special operations. The awards were conferred on personnel involved in anti-Maoist operations, counterterrorism actions, and anti-drug operations. The announcement comes…
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Operation Sindoor Validates India’s Multi-Domain Precision Warfare Capability: Col Sofiya Qureshi
Col Sofiya Qureshi, a prominent face in media briefings on Operation Sindoor, highlighted the transformative impact of the military action on India’s warfighting capabilities during her address at the Chanakya Defence Dialogue: Young Leaders Forum held at the Manekshaw Centre on Friday. According to her, Operation Sindoor brought a “paradigm shift” in modern warfare, demonstrating India’s proficiency…
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Delhi’s Winter Unsuitable for Consistent Cloud Seeding; Artificial Rain Offers Only Temporary Relief: IIT Delhi Report
Days after two cloud seeding attempts in Delhi failed to produce artificial rainfall, a new report from IIT Delhi has highlighted the limitations of such interventions in the capital, particularly during the winter months. The study warns that Delhi’s winter atmosphere is climatologically unsuitable for consistent cloud seeding due to a lack of sufficient moisture,…
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Delhi Police Sub-Inspector Found Dead with Gunshot Wound Near LNJP Hospital
In a tragic incident on Friday morning, a Delhi Police sub-inspector posted with the PCR unit was found dead inside his car near the Lok Nayak Jai Prakash (LNJP) Hospital, reportedly with a gunshot wound. Authorities identified the deceased as Sub-Inspector Narender, a resident of Dilshad Garden. According to officials, the body was discovered by…
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ED Urges Madras High Court to Direct Tamil Nadu DGP to File FIR in Illegal Sand Mining Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has approached the Madras High Court seeking directions to the Tamil Nadu government and the Director General of Police (DGP) to register a First Information Report (FIR) in connection with what it described as “systemic and rampant illegal sand mining” across the state. The central agency claimed that despite sharing detailed…
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Loving Karma: A Moving Exploration of Troubled Childhoods and Compassion
At the 2025 Dharamshala International Film Festival, Loving Karma by Johnny Burke and Andrew Hinton offered audiences a deeply emotional meditation on childhood trauma, compassion, and redemption. The film, a follow-up to the duo’s Emmy-winning documentary Tashi and the Monk (2014), revisits the world of Jhamste Gatsal, a community nestled in the remote mountains of Arunachal Pradesh, where love…
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‘Darkest Blot in History’: Hardeep Singh Puri Recalls the 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots
On the death anniversary of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri revisited one of the most painful chapters in India’s post-independence history—the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. Calling the event “one of the darkest blots in the history of independent India,” Puri shared a deeply personal recollection of the days when Delhi and…
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