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Yastika Bhatia Ruled Out For Remainder Of WBBL 10 Due To Wrist Fracture
Yastika Bhatia was selected by the Stars with pick 21 in the Overseas Player Draft and joined the squad in Sydney off the back of India's ODI series against New Zealand.
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Google Faces Call from DuckDuckGo for New EU Probes into Tech Rule Compliance
Google faced a call on Wednesday for additional investigations into its compliance with EU rules. Privacy-focused internet search engine DuckDuckGo urged the European Commission to open three additional investigations.
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Vladimir Putin's Chilling New Nuclear Doctrine - What It Says
Titled "Basic Principles of State Policy on Nuclear Deterrence", Vladimir Putin approved changes to the nuclear doctrine on Tuesday, chilling rules by which the country would now use its atomic arsenal.
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This Italian City Is Cracking Down On Overtourism With Restrictions
The Italian city of Florence in Tuscany is introducing new rules to address the growing problem of overtourism.
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Donald Trump Rules Out Mike Pompeo, Nikki Haley From New White House Team
Mike Pompeo and Nikki Haley were part of Donald Trump's first administration.
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Government Issues New Rule for In-Flight Wi-Fi Connectivity on Indian Domestic Airlines
The Indian Department of Telecommunications (DoT) announced a new rule for in-flight and maritime Wi-Fi connectivity recently. With the new rules, the government department has specified the criteria under which travellers will be allowed to access Internet connectivity. It is believed that with this rule change, Indian airlines such as Air India, ...
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Trump's 'America First' Agenda May Lead To Tighter H-1B Visa Rules: Experts
With Donald Trump all set to become US president, Indian exporters may face high customs duties for goods like automobiles, textiles and pharmaceuticals if the new US administration decides to pursue the America First' agenda, opined trade experts.
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UCLA Chemists Redefines 100-Year-Old Chemistry Rule: Here's Everything You Need to Know
A groundbreaking achievement by UCLA scientists, led by Professor Neil Garg, has overturned a century-old organic chemistry principle, reshaping future drug discovery. By synthesising stable anti-Bredt olefins, the team has defied Bredt's rule from 1924, a long-standing constraint in molecular design. This discovery could open doors to new molecula...
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"New Parties Want To Eliminate DMK": MK Stalin's Warning Over Actor Vijay
War of words between Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and actor-politician Vijay's fledgling Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam flared up again Monday, with Chief Minister MK Stalin accusing "new parties" of wanting to "eliminate" his party
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"No Guy Friends Ever": Dubai Woman Shares Millionaire Husband's "Strict Rules"
A woman from Dubai, who often flaunts her extravagant lifestyle online, has shared a new video on Instagram, prompting people to share mixed reactions.
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New Train Ticket Booking Rule Comes Into Effect, Reservation Period Cut By 60 Days
The rule change means passengers won't be able to book tickets three months (or more) in advance. However, those who have already booked their tickets will not be affected.
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Money Transfer Guidelines, LPG Prices: 7 Changes Coming Into Effect From November 1
Starting November 1, a number of changes will come into effect that will affect the day-to-day lives of people across the country. These changes encompass diverse domains, especially financial regulations.
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Taliban Ban Afghan Women 'From Hearing Each Other': Report
The Taliban in Afghanistan have imposed a new, oppressive rule that silences women's voices even further.
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All You Need To Know About Silent Firing, The Latest Workplace Trend
The corporate sector has witnessed numerous workplace trends including great resignation, moonlighting and rage applying. However, all of it is expected to be replaced by "silent firing", a fad that has already begun to rule the employment industry.
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After Disastrous Election, What Happens To Japan's New Prime Minister?
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's ruling coalition fell short of his declared "victory line" of a majority in snap parliamentary elections, media projections showed Monday.
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Yastika Bhatia Ruled Out For Remainder Of WBBL 10 Due To Wrist Fracture
Yastika Bhatia was selected by the Stars with pick 21 in the Overseas Player Draft and joined the squad in Sydney off the back of India's ODI series against New Zealand.
-
Google Faces Call from DuckDuckGo for New EU Probes into Tech Rule Compliance
Google faced a call on Wednesday for additional investigations into its compliance with EU rules. Privacy-focused internet search engine DuckDuckGo urged the European Commission to open three additional investigations.
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Vladimir Putin's Chilling New Nuclear Doctrine - What It Says
Titled "Basic Principles of State Policy on Nuclear Deterrence", Vladimir Putin approved changes to the nuclear doctrine on Tuesday, chilling rules by which the country would now use its atomic arsenal.
-
This Italian City Is Cracking Down On Overtourism With Restrictions
The Italian city of Florence in Tuscany is introducing new rules to address the growing problem of overtourism.
-
Donald Trump Rules Out Mike Pompeo, Nikki Haley From New White House Team
Mike Pompeo and Nikki Haley were part of Donald Trump's first administration.
-
Government Issues New Rule for In-Flight Wi-Fi Connectivity on Indian Domestic Airlines
The Indian Department of Telecommunications (DoT) announced a new rule for in-flight and maritime Wi-Fi connectivity recently. With the new rules, the government department has specified the criteria under which travellers will be allowed to access Internet connectivity. It is believed that with this rule change, Indian airlines such as Air India, ...
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Trump's 'America First' Agenda May Lead To Tighter H-1B Visa Rules: Experts
With Donald Trump all set to become US president, Indian exporters may face high customs duties for goods like automobiles, textiles and pharmaceuticals if the new US administration decides to pursue the America First' agenda, opined trade experts.
-
UCLA Chemists Redefines 100-Year-Old Chemistry Rule: Here's Everything You Need to Know
A groundbreaking achievement by UCLA scientists, led by Professor Neil Garg, has overturned a century-old organic chemistry principle, reshaping future drug discovery. By synthesising stable anti-Bredt olefins, the team has defied Bredt's rule from 1924, a long-standing constraint in molecular design. This discovery could open doors to new molecula...
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"New Parties Want To Eliminate DMK": MK Stalin's Warning Over Actor Vijay
War of words between Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and actor-politician Vijay's fledgling Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam flared up again Monday, with Chief Minister MK Stalin accusing "new parties" of wanting to "eliminate" his party
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"No Guy Friends Ever": Dubai Woman Shares Millionaire Husband's "Strict Rules"
A woman from Dubai, who often flaunts her extravagant lifestyle online, has shared a new video on Instagram, prompting people to share mixed reactions.
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New Train Ticket Booking Rule Comes Into Effect, Reservation Period Cut By 60 Days
The rule change means passengers won't be able to book tickets three months (or more) in advance. However, those who have already booked their tickets will not be affected.
-
Money Transfer Guidelines, LPG Prices: 7 Changes Coming Into Effect From November 1
Starting November 1, a number of changes will come into effect that will affect the day-to-day lives of people across the country. These changes encompass diverse domains, especially financial regulations.
-
Taliban Ban Afghan Women 'From Hearing Each Other': Report
The Taliban in Afghanistan have imposed a new, oppressive rule that silences women's voices even further.
-
All You Need To Know About Silent Firing, The Latest Workplace Trend
The corporate sector has witnessed numerous workplace trends including great resignation, moonlighting and rage applying. However, all of it is expected to be replaced by "silent firing", a fad that has already begun to rule the employment industry.
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After Disastrous Election, What Happens To Japan's New Prime Minister?
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's ruling coalition fell short of his declared "victory line" of a majority in snap parliamentary elections, media projections showed Monday.
