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Blast At Pak Railway Station Kills 25, CCTV Captures Moment Bomb Went Off
A suspected suicide blast by an ethnic militant group rocked a crowded railway station in Pakistan's restive Balochistan region this morning, killing at least 24 people and injuring 46 others.
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"New Escalation": Hezbollah Launches Powerful Missiles At Israeli Positions
Violence escalated at Lebanon's border with Israel on Sunday as Hezbollah launched explosive drones and powerful missiles at Israeli positions and Israeli air strikes rocked several towns and villages in south Lebanon.
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Malaysia Cancels Music Festival Over Same-Sex Kiss Onstage
Malaysian authorities cancelled a weekend music festival on Saturday after the frontman of a British indie rock group kissed his male bandmate following a tirade against the country's anti-LGBTQ laws.
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Russian Security Council Secretary Briefs Ajit Doval On "Latest Events"
Days after a mercenary group launched a short-lived armed rebellion that rocked Moscow, Russia's Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev briefed NSA Ajit Doval on the latest developments in the country.
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World Cup Qualifiers: Wanindu Hasaranga Takes Six As Sri Lanka Thrash UAE; Oman Rock Ireland
Wanindu Hasaranga took a career-best 6/24 as Sri Lanka opened their ICC World Cup Qualifier group league campaign with a crushing 175-run victory over minnows United Arab Emirates
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UK Reputation At "Rock Bottom" Because Of Media, Government: Prince Harry
Prince Harry on Tuesday hit out at close ties between the UK media and government as he sued a tabloid newspaper group for illegal reporting methods, accusing both of damaging the country.
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Dramatic Video Shows Angry Hippos Charging At A Lion Stranded On A Rock
In the video, a group of hippos is seen attacking a lion and scaring it away.
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Budget Session Highlights: Adani Row Rocks Parliament Again, Both Houses Adjourned Till Next Week
Both Houses of the Parliament been adjourned till Monday due to Opposition protests over the Hindenburg report and the massive decline in share prices of Adani Group companies.
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Two Iranian Teens Face Death Penalty Over Protests: Rights Group
Two Iranian teenagers face the death penalty after being sentenced to be hanged over involvement in protests that have rocked the Islamic republic for months, a rights group said Monday.
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Alec John Such, Founding Member Of Bon Jovi, Dies At 70
Bassist Alec John Such, a founding member of Bon Jovi who played with the group in their 1980s heyday, has died aged 70, the rock band's frontman announced Sunday.
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Viral Video: Heroic Beachgoers Rescue Shark Stranded On Australian Beach
A group of beachgoers on Sunday rescued a struggling beached shark at a Perth beach, Australia. According to 9News, the group who were visiting Quinns Rocks saw the species, believed to be mako shark, swimming close to the shore.
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Lahore Bomb Blast Kills 3, Injures 28 In Busy Market
At least three people were killed and 20 injured Thursday after a bomb blast rocked a busy shopping market of Pakistan's Lahore, police said.
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On CCTV, 2 Delhi Men Brutally Attacked With Rocks Over Rs 3,000, One Dead
A CCTV video footage of the incident shows a group of men attacking the victims physically, thrashing them with large rocks, and dragging them into a nearby drain.
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The Making Of The Legend That Are The Rolling Stones
How The Rolling Stones went on to become the world's biggest rock band
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Hundreds More Unmarked Graves Found At Now-Defunct Boarding School In Canada
An indigenous group in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan on Thursday said it had found the unmarked graves of an estimated 751 people at a now-defunct Catholic residential school, just weeks after a similar, smaller discovery rocked the country.
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Blast At Pak Railway Station Kills 25, CCTV Captures Moment Bomb Went Off
A suspected suicide blast by an ethnic militant group rocked a crowded railway station in Pakistan's restive Balochistan region this morning, killing at least 24 people and injuring 46 others.
-
"New Escalation": Hezbollah Launches Powerful Missiles At Israeli Positions
Violence escalated at Lebanon's border with Israel on Sunday as Hezbollah launched explosive drones and powerful missiles at Israeli positions and Israeli air strikes rocked several towns and villages in south Lebanon.
-
Malaysia Cancels Music Festival Over Same-Sex Kiss Onstage
Malaysian authorities cancelled a weekend music festival on Saturday after the frontman of a British indie rock group kissed his male bandmate following a tirade against the country's anti-LGBTQ laws.
-
Russian Security Council Secretary Briefs Ajit Doval On "Latest Events"
Days after a mercenary group launched a short-lived armed rebellion that rocked Moscow, Russia's Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev briefed NSA Ajit Doval on the latest developments in the country.
-
World Cup Qualifiers: Wanindu Hasaranga Takes Six As Sri Lanka Thrash UAE; Oman Rock Ireland
Wanindu Hasaranga took a career-best 6/24 as Sri Lanka opened their ICC World Cup Qualifier group league campaign with a crushing 175-run victory over minnows United Arab Emirates
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UK Reputation At "Rock Bottom" Because Of Media, Government: Prince Harry
Prince Harry on Tuesday hit out at close ties between the UK media and government as he sued a tabloid newspaper group for illegal reporting methods, accusing both of damaging the country.
-
Dramatic Video Shows Angry Hippos Charging At A Lion Stranded On A Rock
In the video, a group of hippos is seen attacking a lion and scaring it away.
-
Budget Session Highlights: Adani Row Rocks Parliament Again, Both Houses Adjourned Till Next Week
Both Houses of the Parliament been adjourned till Monday due to Opposition protests over the Hindenburg report and the massive decline in share prices of Adani Group companies.
-
Two Iranian Teens Face Death Penalty Over Protests: Rights Group
Two Iranian teenagers face the death penalty after being sentenced to be hanged over involvement in protests that have rocked the Islamic republic for months, a rights group said Monday.
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Alec John Such, Founding Member Of Bon Jovi, Dies At 70
Bassist Alec John Such, a founding member of Bon Jovi who played with the group in their 1980s heyday, has died aged 70, the rock band's frontman announced Sunday.
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Viral Video: Heroic Beachgoers Rescue Shark Stranded On Australian Beach
A group of beachgoers on Sunday rescued a struggling beached shark at a Perth beach, Australia. According to 9News, the group who were visiting Quinns Rocks saw the species, believed to be mako shark, swimming close to the shore.
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Lahore Bomb Blast Kills 3, Injures 28 In Busy Market
At least three people were killed and 20 injured Thursday after a bomb blast rocked a busy shopping market of Pakistan's Lahore, police said.
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On CCTV, 2 Delhi Men Brutally Attacked With Rocks Over Rs 3,000, One Dead
A CCTV video footage of the incident shows a group of men attacking the victims physically, thrashing them with large rocks, and dragging them into a nearby drain.
-
The Making Of The Legend That Are The Rolling Stones
How The Rolling Stones went on to become the world's biggest rock band
-
Hundreds More Unmarked Graves Found At Now-Defunct Boarding School In Canada
An indigenous group in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan on Thursday said it had found the unmarked graves of an estimated 751 people at a now-defunct Catholic residential school, just weeks after a similar, smaller discovery rocked the country.
