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'Where Can We Go?': Gazans In Rafah As Israel Demands Evacuation
Palestinian civilians in the southern Gazan city of Rafah voiced despair on Monday as Israel dropped fliers urging them to evacuate for their own "safety" ahead of a "limited" military operation.
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No Delays, Says Air India As Aircraft Technicians Under Government Strike: Report
Approximately 1,700 aircraft technicians of Centre-owned AI Engineering Services Limited went on a strike on Tuesday over various salary-related issues, sources said.
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Paris To Limit Vehicle Use To Reduce Air Pollution
Paris will restrict car use on Wednesday as a measure to fight against surging air pollution linked to intense heat wave that strikes most of French regions, the city's police department announced.
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Air Force Tweets Hindi Poem, Taunts Pakistan Over Air Strike
The Indian Air Force on Friday tweeted a Hindi poem from its official Twitter handle in which it sent out a message to Pakistan that India had to send its Mirage 2000 jets across the Line of Control as Pakistan had crossed all limits
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State-Run HAL Wants To Compete For $15 Billion Air Force Order
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. is boosting production capacity to manufacture locally-developed light combat aircraft, even as it strikes a strategic tie-up with American major Boeing Co. to bid to make F/A-18 fighter jets in India.
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Iraqi Forces Enter Mosul City Limits, Main Urban Fight Ahead
Iraq's special forces entered the outskirts of Mosul on Tuesday and were advancing toward its more urban center despite fierce resistance by ISIS group fighters who hold the city, an Iraqi general said.
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Security Increased At Vital Installations In Odisha
Security has been strengthened at the Odisha Sands Complex or OSCOM, one of the units of the Indian Rare Earths Limited (IREL) under Department of Atomic Energy, in the wake of the surgical strike across the Line of Control by the Indian Army.
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Pneumonia: 5 Things To Know
Pneumonia is an acute respiratory infection caused by bacteria, viruses or fungi that target the lungs. When it strikes, the tiny air sacs inside the lungs fill up with pus and fluid, limiting oxygen intake and making it painful for the patient to breathe.
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India Considered Air Strikes in Pak Post 26/11? Ex-Pak Minister Kasuri's Claims
Former Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmood Kasuri has claimed that after the 26/11 Mumbai attack in 2008, an American delegation led by Senator John McCain had shared the possibility of India carrying out "limited air strikes" at the headquarters of Lashkar e Taiba near Lahore.
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Air Force's 86th Aircraft Crashes. Parliamentary Committee Says the Average is One Aircraft a Month.
A Jaguar fighter - a twin-engine, single seater strike aircraft of Anglo-French origin - of the Indian Air Force crashed this morning near Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh.
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Barack Obama Authorizes Limited Air Strikes Against Militants in Iraq
President Barack Obama said on Thursday he had authorized US air strikes to blunt the onslaught of Islamist militants in northern Iraq and began airdrops of supplies to besieged religious minorities to prevent a "potential act of genocide."
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US prepares for a curtailed relationship with Pakistan
With the United States facing the reality that its broad security partnership with Pakistan is over, American officials are seeking to salvage a more limited counter-terrorism alliance that they acknowledge will complicate their ability to launch attacks against extremists and move supplies into Afghanistan.
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'Where Can We Go?': Gazans In Rafah As Israel Demands Evacuation
Palestinian civilians in the southern Gazan city of Rafah voiced despair on Monday as Israel dropped fliers urging them to evacuate for their own "safety" ahead of a "limited" military operation.
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No Delays, Says Air India As Aircraft Technicians Under Government Strike: Report
Approximately 1,700 aircraft technicians of Centre-owned AI Engineering Services Limited went on a strike on Tuesday over various salary-related issues, sources said.
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Paris To Limit Vehicle Use To Reduce Air Pollution
Paris will restrict car use on Wednesday as a measure to fight against surging air pollution linked to intense heat wave that strikes most of French regions, the city's police department announced.
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Air Force Tweets Hindi Poem, Taunts Pakistan Over Air Strike
The Indian Air Force on Friday tweeted a Hindi poem from its official Twitter handle in which it sent out a message to Pakistan that India had to send its Mirage 2000 jets across the Line of Control as Pakistan had crossed all limits
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State-Run HAL Wants To Compete For $15 Billion Air Force Order
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. is boosting production capacity to manufacture locally-developed light combat aircraft, even as it strikes a strategic tie-up with American major Boeing Co. to bid to make F/A-18 fighter jets in India.
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Iraqi Forces Enter Mosul City Limits, Main Urban Fight Ahead
Iraq's special forces entered the outskirts of Mosul on Tuesday and were advancing toward its more urban center despite fierce resistance by ISIS group fighters who hold the city, an Iraqi general said.
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Security Increased At Vital Installations In Odisha
Security has been strengthened at the Odisha Sands Complex or OSCOM, one of the units of the Indian Rare Earths Limited (IREL) under Department of Atomic Energy, in the wake of the surgical strike across the Line of Control by the Indian Army.
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Pneumonia: 5 Things To Know
Pneumonia is an acute respiratory infection caused by bacteria, viruses or fungi that target the lungs. When it strikes, the tiny air sacs inside the lungs fill up with pus and fluid, limiting oxygen intake and making it painful for the patient to breathe.
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India Considered Air Strikes in Pak Post 26/11? Ex-Pak Minister Kasuri's Claims
Former Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmood Kasuri has claimed that after the 26/11 Mumbai attack in 2008, an American delegation led by Senator John McCain had shared the possibility of India carrying out "limited air strikes" at the headquarters of Lashkar e Taiba near Lahore.
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Air Force's 86th Aircraft Crashes. Parliamentary Committee Says the Average is One Aircraft a Month.
A Jaguar fighter - a twin-engine, single seater strike aircraft of Anglo-French origin - of the Indian Air Force crashed this morning near Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh.
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Barack Obama Authorizes Limited Air Strikes Against Militants in Iraq
President Barack Obama said on Thursday he had authorized US air strikes to blunt the onslaught of Islamist militants in northern Iraq and began airdrops of supplies to besieged religious minorities to prevent a "potential act of genocide."
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US prepares for a curtailed relationship with Pakistan
With the United States facing the reality that its broad security partnership with Pakistan is over, American officials are seeking to salvage a more limited counter-terrorism alliance that they acknowledge will complicate their ability to launch attacks against extremists and move supplies into Afghanistan.
