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Inside Operation Brahma: India's Mega Aid Plan For Earthquake-Hit Myanmar
After a devastating earthquake ravaged Myanmar, India initiated its relief and rescue efforts in the country under the banner 'Operation Brahma'.
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India Launches "Operation Brahma" To Assist Quake-Hit Myanmar
As Myanmar reels from destruction caused by a massive earthquake, India delivered 15 tonnes of relief material and dispatched more supplies by air and sea along with rescue teams under the emergency mission 'Operation Brahma'.
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"Should've Been More Sympathetic": Army Told To Pay Costs To Soldier's Widow
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the Indian Army to pay Rs 50,000 costs to the widow of a soldier, who was a part of Operation Rakshak in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Israel's War With Hezbollah Escalates After 21 Killed In Strikes On Lebanon
Israel expanded its targets in its war with the Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon on Monday, killing at least 18 people in its first strike on the Christian-majority town of Aitou in the north, the Lebanese Red Cross said.
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58 Dead In Indonesian Flash Floods, Search On For 35 Missing
The search for 35 people who are still missing from flash floods and mudslides in Indonesia's West Sumatra province continued on Wednesday, authorities said, as the death toll from the weekend disaster rose to 58.
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Gaza Civilian Casualties "Too High": Pentagon Chief To Israel Counterpart
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told his Israeli counterpart Yoav Gallant Tuesday that civilian casualties in Gaza are "too high," and said the two would talk about alternatives to a major Israeli operation in the territory's south.
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Official Halted Work At Killer Cracker Plant, Was Overruled. Now He's Transferred
Two previous explosions, in which six people were killed, a history of operating without a proper licence, and safety lapses galore - the firecracker factory in Madhya Pradesh, which caused the deaths of 11 people on Tuesday, was a disaster waiting.
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King Charles, Prince William, and Kate Middleton Condemn Hamas Attacks, Voice Support for Israel
The British royal family have expressed their condemnation of the attacks carried out by the Hamas operatives on Israel.
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At Least 200 Killed, 400 Injured In Azerbaijan's Offensive In Karabakh
A separatist official in Nagorno-Karabakh said Wednesday there were hundreds of casualties after a day-long military operation by Azerbaijan in the breakaway region.
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Trainer Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing On Farm Land In Karnataka Village, No Casualties
A two-seater trainer aircraft operated by a private flight training academy made an emergency landing on agricultural land at a village in Chittapur taluk of Kalaburagi district in Karnataka on Sunday, police said.
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Casualties From Pakistan Floods Continue to Rise With 57 More Deaths
The casualties from cataclysmic floods in Pakistan continued to climb on Saturday with 57 more deaths, 25 of them children, as the country grapples with a relief and rescue operation of near unprecedented scale.
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Fire Onboard Aircraft Carrier INS Vikramaditya, No Casualties Reported
A fire broke out at the aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya while operating off the Karnataka coast today, the Indian Navy said in a statement. The fire was brought under control by the crew. No casualties were reported, the navy said.
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ONGC Slips Over 3% Due To Fire At Gujarat Plant
ONGC Share Price: ONGC has said there were no casualties or injuries, the fire has been extinguished and it is making efforts to resume normal operations at the plant.
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Flights Likely To Be Allowed In Staggered Manner After Lockdown: Report
The government is likely to allow domestic and international flight operations in India in a staggered manner post the 21-day lockdown period which is slated to end on April 14, officials said today.
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Choppers To Be Used As Air Ambulances In Maoist-Affected Areas
Over a dozen helicopters operating in the country's anti-Naxal operations grid are being retrofitted by the Central Reserve Police Force with air ambulance-like facilities as part of a maiden initiative to reduce casualties of its troops and other personnel, officials said on Monday.
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Inside Operation Brahma: India's Mega Aid Plan For Earthquake-Hit Myanmar
After a devastating earthquake ravaged Myanmar, India initiated its relief and rescue efforts in the country under the banner 'Operation Brahma'.
-
India Launches "Operation Brahma" To Assist Quake-Hit Myanmar
As Myanmar reels from destruction caused by a massive earthquake, India delivered 15 tonnes of relief material and dispatched more supplies by air and sea along with rescue teams under the emergency mission 'Operation Brahma'.
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"Should've Been More Sympathetic": Army Told To Pay Costs To Soldier's Widow
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the Indian Army to pay Rs 50,000 costs to the widow of a soldier, who was a part of Operation Rakshak in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Israel's War With Hezbollah Escalates After 21 Killed In Strikes On Lebanon
Israel expanded its targets in its war with the Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon on Monday, killing at least 18 people in its first strike on the Christian-majority town of Aitou in the north, the Lebanese Red Cross said.
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58 Dead In Indonesian Flash Floods, Search On For 35 Missing
The search for 35 people who are still missing from flash floods and mudslides in Indonesia's West Sumatra province continued on Wednesday, authorities said, as the death toll from the weekend disaster rose to 58.
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Gaza Civilian Casualties "Too High": Pentagon Chief To Israel Counterpart
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told his Israeli counterpart Yoav Gallant Tuesday that civilian casualties in Gaza are "too high," and said the two would talk about alternatives to a major Israeli operation in the territory's south.
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Official Halted Work At Killer Cracker Plant, Was Overruled. Now He's Transferred
Two previous explosions, in which six people were killed, a history of operating without a proper licence, and safety lapses galore - the firecracker factory in Madhya Pradesh, which caused the deaths of 11 people on Tuesday, was a disaster waiting.
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King Charles, Prince William, and Kate Middleton Condemn Hamas Attacks, Voice Support for Israel
The British royal family have expressed their condemnation of the attacks carried out by the Hamas operatives on Israel.
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At Least 200 Killed, 400 Injured In Azerbaijan's Offensive In Karabakh
A separatist official in Nagorno-Karabakh said Wednesday there were hundreds of casualties after a day-long military operation by Azerbaijan in the breakaway region.
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Trainer Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing On Farm Land In Karnataka Village, No Casualties
A two-seater trainer aircraft operated by a private flight training academy made an emergency landing on agricultural land at a village in Chittapur taluk of Kalaburagi district in Karnataka on Sunday, police said.
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Casualties From Pakistan Floods Continue to Rise With 57 More Deaths
The casualties from cataclysmic floods in Pakistan continued to climb on Saturday with 57 more deaths, 25 of them children, as the country grapples with a relief and rescue operation of near unprecedented scale.
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Fire Onboard Aircraft Carrier INS Vikramaditya, No Casualties Reported
A fire broke out at the aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya while operating off the Karnataka coast today, the Indian Navy said in a statement. The fire was brought under control by the crew. No casualties were reported, the navy said.
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ONGC Slips Over 3% Due To Fire At Gujarat Plant
ONGC Share Price: ONGC has said there were no casualties or injuries, the fire has been extinguished and it is making efforts to resume normal operations at the plant.
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Flights Likely To Be Allowed In Staggered Manner After Lockdown: Report
The government is likely to allow domestic and international flight operations in India in a staggered manner post the 21-day lockdown period which is slated to end on April 14, officials said today.
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Choppers To Be Used As Air Ambulances In Maoist-Affected Areas
Over a dozen helicopters operating in the country's anti-Naxal operations grid are being retrofitted by the Central Reserve Police Force with air ambulance-like facilities as part of a maiden initiative to reduce casualties of its troops and other personnel, officials said on Monday.
