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When Ratan Tata Flew An F-16 Fighter Jet Over Bengaluru Skies
In February 2007, Ratan Tata took to the skies in a high-speed adventure that few would ever experience. At the Aero India Show held in Bengaluru, Mr Tata, 69 at the time, was invited by US defence contractor Lockheed Martin to co-pilot an F-16.
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US Airstrikes Kill 14 In Syria After American Contractor's Death: Report
Fourteen pro-Iran fighters were killed in US air strikes on Syria carried out in retaliation for a drone attack that killed an American and wounded six others, a war monitor said Friday.
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Lewis Hamilton Leads The Charge In F1 To Speak About The Death Of George Floyd; Teams & Drivers Follow
The Formula 1 community has been largely silent about the death of African American George Floyd in a case of racial profiling. Reigning F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton recently took to his social media handle to talk about the issue and also call out his F1 colleagues who chose to stay silent during this time. Hamilton said he "stands alone" at t...
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India Temporarily Suspends e-Visa For Chinese Nationals & Foreigners Living In China Over Coronavirus
Following the outbreak of the Coronavirus in China, India has announced that it is temporarily suspending e-Visa facility for Chinese travellers and foreigners living in China. The virus has gravely affected China with over 15,000 people affected and over 300 deaths reported. The Coronavirus has spread to over 25 countries with cases registered in...
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3 US Contractors Killed in Afghan Shooting: Officials
US defence officials say three American contractors were shot to death by a gunman in the Afghan capital of Kabul.
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Afghan inside attack puts US troop deaths at 2,000
An apparent insider attack by Afghan forces has killed a U.S. service member and a foreign civilian contractor with NATO, officials said Sunday. The attack -the latest in a string of strikes by Afghan allies on international troops - marked the 2,000th U.S. troop death in Afghanistan over the long-running conflict.
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When Ratan Tata Flew An F-16 Fighter Jet Over Bengaluru Skies
In February 2007, Ratan Tata took to the skies in a high-speed adventure that few would ever experience. At the Aero India Show held in Bengaluru, Mr Tata, 69 at the time, was invited by US defence contractor Lockheed Martin to co-pilot an F-16.
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US Airstrikes Kill 14 In Syria After American Contractor's Death: Report
Fourteen pro-Iran fighters were killed in US air strikes on Syria carried out in retaliation for a drone attack that killed an American and wounded six others, a war monitor said Friday.
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Lewis Hamilton Leads The Charge In F1 To Speak About The Death Of George Floyd; Teams & Drivers Follow
The Formula 1 community has been largely silent about the death of African American George Floyd in a case of racial profiling. Reigning F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton recently took to his social media handle to talk about the issue and also call out his F1 colleagues who chose to stay silent during this time. Hamilton said he "stands alone" at t...
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India Temporarily Suspends e-Visa For Chinese Nationals & Foreigners Living In China Over Coronavirus
Following the outbreak of the Coronavirus in China, India has announced that it is temporarily suspending e-Visa facility for Chinese travellers and foreigners living in China. The virus has gravely affected China with over 15,000 people affected and over 300 deaths reported. The Coronavirus has spread to over 25 countries with cases registered in...
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3 US Contractors Killed in Afghan Shooting: Officials
US defence officials say three American contractors were shot to death by a gunman in the Afghan capital of Kabul.
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Afghan inside attack puts US troop deaths at 2,000
An apparent insider attack by Afghan forces has killed a U.S. service member and a foreign civilian contractor with NATO, officials said Sunday. The attack -the latest in a string of strikes by Afghan allies on international troops - marked the 2,000th U.S. troop death in Afghanistan over the long-running conflict.
