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Russian Spies Were Stealing Crucial US Tech During Cold War. Then FBI Did This
It was the early 1980s, and the Soviet Union had already invaded Afghanistan. The Cold War was at its peak. The Soviet Union and the United States worked on secret missions and operations to undermine each other.
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To Save Women Who Marry Outside Their Religion, Devendra Fadnavis' Advice To Cops
Police in Maharashtra will be asked to frame a standard operating procedure (SOP) to handle cases where women are duped into marriage outside religion by presenting a fake identity, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said.
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Web 3.0: What Is It and How Will It Be Different From the Current Internet?
Web 3.0 is expected to change the Interent as we know it with deeper integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and decentralised protocols. Here's is an explainer on the anticipated Web or Internet 3.0.
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Chinese Super League Champions Jiangsu FC Cease Operations Due To Financial Problems
Jiangsu FC, who won the domestic title for the first time just three months ago, are owned by the conglomerate Suning -- which also owns Italian giants Inter Milan.
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Government Moving Fast On Electric Vehicle Adoption
Also, so far 5,595 e-buses in 64 cities have been sanctioned for inter and intra-city operations across 26 states and union territories. A demand incentive of Rs 2,500 crore has been given under this category. For charging infrastructure, the government scheme has spent Rs 500 crore and sanctioned 2,636 charging stations in 62 cities.
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"Stay Away From Politics": Pak Supreme Court Clips Wings Of Army, ISI
Pakistan's Supreme Court today prohibited members of its armed forces from engaging in political activities and directed state agencies like the Inter-Services Intelligence or ISI to operate within the law as it ordered the government to act against those propagating "hatred, extremism and terrorism".
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E-Commerce Food Biz Operators Must Obtain Licence: FSSAI
The FSSAI's guidelines come in the wake of series of consumer complaints against e-commerce companies offering poor quality products and services.
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Won't Hesitate To Act Alone On Terror Networks In Country: US Warns Pak
Asserting that Pakistan's powerful spy agency ISI is not taking action against all terror groups, the US has warned Pakistan that it will not hesitate to act alone, when necessary, to disrupt and destroy terror networks operating in the country.
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Will Deal in Language Which They Understand: Ajit Doval's Curt Message to Pak
Terming "jihadi terrorism" as common threat to South Asia, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval has warned Pakistan not to engage in covert actions saying it is a very short-sighted strategy of the neighbouring country.
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In Declassified Documents, Al-Qaeda Describes 26/11 Attack as 'Heroic', German Bakery Blast as 'Beautiful'
A document recovered from Osama Bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan's Abbottabad -- where he was killed by the US Forces in 2011 -- proves he was aware, even proud, of the terror operations in India.
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Alex Ferguson may miss the start of next season
The 71-year-old Manchester United manager will undergo a hip operation at the end of July and it would require a rapid recovery in order for him to be back in charge for the Community Shield at Wembley on August 11.
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Manchester City's Micah Richards out for up to two months
England defender Micah Richards on Tuesday underwent an operation on his right knee after picking up an injury for Manchester City against Swansea last weekend, the Premier League champions said.
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Second surgery on Adriano's foot
Former Brazil striker Adriano underwent a second operation on his left Achilles tendon and will not be able to play for at least three months.
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Must not question intentions: Hina Rabbani Khar at UN General Assembly
In the midst of tensions between the United States and Pakistan over the latter's spy agency, the Inter Services Intelligence or ISI's alleged link to terror groups, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has said that the ISI has been at the forefront of operations against terrorist organisations like the Al Qaeda.
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Russian Spies Were Stealing Crucial US Tech During Cold War. Then FBI Did This
It was the early 1980s, and the Soviet Union had already invaded Afghanistan. The Cold War was at its peak. The Soviet Union and the United States worked on secret missions and operations to undermine each other.
-
To Save Women Who Marry Outside Their Religion, Devendra Fadnavis' Advice To Cops
Police in Maharashtra will be asked to frame a standard operating procedure (SOP) to handle cases where women are duped into marriage outside religion by presenting a fake identity, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said.
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Web 3.0: What Is It and How Will It Be Different From the Current Internet?
Web 3.0 is expected to change the Interent as we know it with deeper integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and decentralised protocols. Here's is an explainer on the anticipated Web or Internet 3.0.
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Chinese Super League Champions Jiangsu FC Cease Operations Due To Financial Problems
Jiangsu FC, who won the domestic title for the first time just three months ago, are owned by the conglomerate Suning -- which also owns Italian giants Inter Milan.
-
Government Moving Fast On Electric Vehicle Adoption
Also, so far 5,595 e-buses in 64 cities have been sanctioned for inter and intra-city operations across 26 states and union territories. A demand incentive of Rs 2,500 crore has been given under this category. For charging infrastructure, the government scheme has spent Rs 500 crore and sanctioned 2,636 charging stations in 62 cities.
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"Stay Away From Politics": Pak Supreme Court Clips Wings Of Army, ISI
Pakistan's Supreme Court today prohibited members of its armed forces from engaging in political activities and directed state agencies like the Inter-Services Intelligence or ISI to operate within the law as it ordered the government to act against those propagating "hatred, extremism and terrorism".
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E-Commerce Food Biz Operators Must Obtain Licence: FSSAI
The FSSAI's guidelines come in the wake of series of consumer complaints against e-commerce companies offering poor quality products and services.
-
Won't Hesitate To Act Alone On Terror Networks In Country: US Warns Pak
Asserting that Pakistan's powerful spy agency ISI is not taking action against all terror groups, the US has warned Pakistan that it will not hesitate to act alone, when necessary, to disrupt and destroy terror networks operating in the country.
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Will Deal in Language Which They Understand: Ajit Doval's Curt Message to Pak
Terming "jihadi terrorism" as common threat to South Asia, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval has warned Pakistan not to engage in covert actions saying it is a very short-sighted strategy of the neighbouring country.
-
In Declassified Documents, Al-Qaeda Describes 26/11 Attack as 'Heroic', German Bakery Blast as 'Beautiful'
A document recovered from Osama Bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan's Abbottabad -- where he was killed by the US Forces in 2011 -- proves he was aware, even proud, of the terror operations in India.
-
Alex Ferguson may miss the start of next season
The 71-year-old Manchester United manager will undergo a hip operation at the end of July and it would require a rapid recovery in order for him to be back in charge for the Community Shield at Wembley on August 11.
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Manchester City's Micah Richards out for up to two months
England defender Micah Richards on Tuesday underwent an operation on his right knee after picking up an injury for Manchester City against Swansea last weekend, the Premier League champions said.
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Second surgery on Adriano's foot
Former Brazil striker Adriano underwent a second operation on his left Achilles tendon and will not be able to play for at least three months.
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Must not question intentions: Hina Rabbani Khar at UN General Assembly
In the midst of tensions between the United States and Pakistan over the latter's spy agency, the Inter Services Intelligence or ISI's alleged link to terror groups, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has said that the ISI has been at the forefront of operations against terrorist organisations like the Al Qaeda.
