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Why Some Countries Are Not Picking Sides In Global Conflicts
For eight years now, the global economy has been weathering a succession of shocks - from trade conflicts and a pandemic to bloody wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.
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Google for India 2024: Gemini Live Updated With Support for Hindi and Eight More Regional Languages
Google for India 2024 event, an annual India-focused event where the Mountain View-based tech giant shares new features and services for the country was held on Thursday in New Delhi. The company rolled out a two-way verbal communication feature dubbed Gemini Live last month, and it is now being upgraded with support for Hindi and eight other regio...
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8 Soldiers Killed In Colombia Military Helicopter Crash
Eight Colombian soldiers died when the helicopter transporting them on a humanitarian mission crashed near the border with Venezuela, the country's president said Sunday.
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22 Killed Due To Heavy Rain In Rajasthan, Heavy Waterlogging In Bengaluru
Eight people were killed in Rajasthan, roads were blocked and normal life was brought to a halt in different parts of the country on Monday as rain wreaked havoc.
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Elon Musk's X Faces Privacy Complaints Over Data Use In Europe
A Vienna-based privacy campaign group lodged complaints in eight European countries against Elon Musk's X on Monday over "unlawfully" feeding the personal data of users into its artificial intelligence technology without their consent.
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With 7 Seats, Congress Makes Comeback In Northeast; BJP, Allies Slip
In line with the rest of the country, the Congress put up an improved performance in the Lok Sabha elections in the eight northeastern states, which are now dominated by the BJP and its allies.
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Iraq Executes 8 Convicted Of "Terrorism" In 3rd Round Of Hangings This Month
Iraq executed eight people convicted of "terrorism", a security source and health official said Friday, the third such group put to death in the country in little over a month.
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Russia Jails Woman For Writing "No To War" On Ballot Paper During Elections
A Russian court on Wednesday sentenced a Saint Petersburg woman to eight days in jail for writing "no to war" on a ballot paper during the country's presidential election in protest at President Vladimir Putin's Ukraine campaign.
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Greta Thunberg Joins Protest In France Against 8 Planned Oil Wells
Ecological activist Greta Thunberg Sunday joined a protest in the south-west of France against eight planned oil wells, which in theory will be banned in the country by 2040.
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Nepal Cricket Body Suspends Sandeep Lamichhane After Conviction In Rape Case
Nepal spinner Sandeep Lamichhane was on Thursday suspended by the country's cricket body after being sentenced to eight years in prison for raping an 18-year-old woman.
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2100-Kg Bell, 108-Feet-Long Incense Stick Among Gifts Reaching Ram Temple
A 108-foot-long incense stick, a 2,100-kg bell, a giant lamp weighing 1,100 kg, gold footwear, 10-foot-high lock and key, and a clock that simultaneously denotes time in eight countries are among the special gifts sent for the Ram temple in Ayodhya.
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Japan Earthquake Death Count Crosses 100, Hundreds Still Missing
The death count from Japan's New Year's Day earthquake topped 100 on Saturday with more than 200 people still missing, the country's deadliest quake in nearly eight years.
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Nokia 110 4G, Nokia 106 4G Get Support For YouTube Shorts, More Cloud Apps
Nokia 110 4G and Nokia 106 4G were launched in India earlier this year. The former handset was introduced in the country in July alongside a 2G-supported variant, while the latter was unveiled in May. Now, HMD, the Nokia parent company, is extending support for YouTube Shorts and several other cloud application features to the 4G-supported phones.
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Why Finland Shut 7 Of Its 8 Passenger Crossings To Russia
Finland has temporarily closed all but one of its eight passenger crossings to Russia in response to an unusually high inflow of migrants for which the Nordic country accuses Moscow.
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14 French Airports Receive Bomb Threats, 8 evacuated
At least 14 French airports received bomb threats on Thursday, with at least eight evacuated, in the latest series of false alarms that have rattled the country over the past week.
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Why Some Countries Are Not Picking Sides In Global Conflicts
For eight years now, the global economy has been weathering a succession of shocks - from trade conflicts and a pandemic to bloody wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.
-
Google for India 2024: Gemini Live Updated With Support for Hindi and Eight More Regional Languages
Google for India 2024 event, an annual India-focused event where the Mountain View-based tech giant shares new features and services for the country was held on Thursday in New Delhi. The company rolled out a two-way verbal communication feature dubbed Gemini Live last month, and it is now being upgraded with support for Hindi and eight other regio...
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8 Soldiers Killed In Colombia Military Helicopter Crash
Eight Colombian soldiers died when the helicopter transporting them on a humanitarian mission crashed near the border with Venezuela, the country's president said Sunday.
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22 Killed Due To Heavy Rain In Rajasthan, Heavy Waterlogging In Bengaluru
Eight people were killed in Rajasthan, roads were blocked and normal life was brought to a halt in different parts of the country on Monday as rain wreaked havoc.
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Elon Musk's X Faces Privacy Complaints Over Data Use In Europe
A Vienna-based privacy campaign group lodged complaints in eight European countries against Elon Musk's X on Monday over "unlawfully" feeding the personal data of users into its artificial intelligence technology without their consent.
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With 7 Seats, Congress Makes Comeback In Northeast; BJP, Allies Slip
In line with the rest of the country, the Congress put up an improved performance in the Lok Sabha elections in the eight northeastern states, which are now dominated by the BJP and its allies.
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Iraq Executes 8 Convicted Of "Terrorism" In 3rd Round Of Hangings This Month
Iraq executed eight people convicted of "terrorism", a security source and health official said Friday, the third such group put to death in the country in little over a month.
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Russia Jails Woman For Writing "No To War" On Ballot Paper During Elections
A Russian court on Wednesday sentenced a Saint Petersburg woman to eight days in jail for writing "no to war" on a ballot paper during the country's presidential election in protest at President Vladimir Putin's Ukraine campaign.
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Greta Thunberg Joins Protest In France Against 8 Planned Oil Wells
Ecological activist Greta Thunberg Sunday joined a protest in the south-west of France against eight planned oil wells, which in theory will be banned in the country by 2040.
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Nepal Cricket Body Suspends Sandeep Lamichhane After Conviction In Rape Case
Nepal spinner Sandeep Lamichhane was on Thursday suspended by the country's cricket body after being sentenced to eight years in prison for raping an 18-year-old woman.
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2100-Kg Bell, 108-Feet-Long Incense Stick Among Gifts Reaching Ram Temple
A 108-foot-long incense stick, a 2,100-kg bell, a giant lamp weighing 1,100 kg, gold footwear, 10-foot-high lock and key, and a clock that simultaneously denotes time in eight countries are among the special gifts sent for the Ram temple in Ayodhya.
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Japan Earthquake Death Count Crosses 100, Hundreds Still Missing
The death count from Japan's New Year's Day earthquake topped 100 on Saturday with more than 200 people still missing, the country's deadliest quake in nearly eight years.
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Nokia 110 4G, Nokia 106 4G Get Support For YouTube Shorts, More Cloud Apps
Nokia 110 4G and Nokia 106 4G were launched in India earlier this year. The former handset was introduced in the country in July alongside a 2G-supported variant, while the latter was unveiled in May. Now, HMD, the Nokia parent company, is extending support for YouTube Shorts and several other cloud application features to the 4G-supported phones.
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Why Finland Shut 7 Of Its 8 Passenger Crossings To Russia
Finland has temporarily closed all but one of its eight passenger crossings to Russia in response to an unusually high inflow of migrants for which the Nordic country accuses Moscow.
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14 French Airports Receive Bomb Threats, 8 evacuated
At least 14 French airports received bomb threats on Thursday, with at least eight evacuated, in the latest series of false alarms that have rattled the country over the past week.
