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Opinion | NATO Summit: Why Is 'Peace' Such A Dirty Word For The West?
Western leaders, spurred by media rhetoric, are determined to defeat Russia militarily. They believe that only war can bring peace, and that arming Ukraine further is the right thing to do.
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Lowest Turnout More Than Your Highest: S Jaishankar On West's Poll Critique
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar slammed Western media, emphasising that they criticise our democracy because they think they are also political players in our election and not because they lack information.
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Why Putin Gave Interview To Tucker Carlson? Russia Says...
Russian President Vladimir Putin granted an interview to US television host Tucker Carlson on Tuesday because his approach differs from the one-sided reporting of many traditional Western news media, the Kremlin said.
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2 US Paramedics Found Guilty In Death Of Black Man In 2019
A jury in the western US state of Colorado on Friday found two paramedics guilty of negligent homicide in the death of a Black man who was put in a chokehold and injected with ketamine during his arrest, US media said.
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Opinion: The Pannun Report And Agenda-Setting by The Anglosphere Media
What the local media in non-western countries may say about the western countries, good or bad, is ignored as it has no international resonance.
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Watch: Fusion Of Western And Indian Dance Moves On Badshah Song Goes Viral
The video has received nearly 6 million views on Instagram, and it has gotten more than 3 lakh likes on the platform.
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OneWeb Can Match Mobile Service Rates Of West, Not India's: Sunil Mittal
Satellite communication service provider OneWeb is able to match mobile services rates of western countries but its prices can't be at par with the "extremely low" tariff in India, company's executive chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal said on Sunday.
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Why TikTok Is Being Banned on Government Phones in US, Canada, EU and Beyond
The United States is ratcheting up national security concerns about TikTok, mandating that all federal employees delete the Chinese-owned social media app from government-issued mobile phones. Other Western governments are pursuing similar bans, citing espionage fears. So how serious is the threat? And should TikTok users who don’t work for the g...
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Mumbai TV Producer Arrested For Harassing Actor On Social Media: Police
A 27-year-old television actor and producer has been arrested from the western suburb of Andheri in Mumbai after he allegedly created a fake account on social media and sent obscene messages to another actor, police said today.
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West Seeking To Destroy Russia: Arms Dealer After Release From US Jail
Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, who was freed in a prisoner swap with US basketball star Brittney Griner, told Kremlin-run media today that Western countries are seeking to "destroy" and "divide" Russia.
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BJP's Ravi Kishan Releases Gujarati-Bhojpuri Rap Song Ahead Of Polls
Member of Parliament and popular actor Ravi Kishan on Friday released a rap song 'Gujarat ma Modi che' on social media platforms for the BJP's poll campaign in the western state.
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Iran To Supply 40 Turbines To Russia Amid Ukraine War: Report
Iran announced Sunday a contract with Russia to supply it with 40 turbines to help its gas industry amid Western sanctions over Moscow's war in Ukraine, local media reported.
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China Reports First Monkeypox Case: Report
Mainland China has reported its first case of monkeypox in the western megacity of Chongqing in a traveller who arrived in the city from overseas, media reports said.
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One Of The World's Most Twisted Towers, 180-Metre-Tall 'Dance Of Light', Unveiled in China
One of the world's most twisted towers has been unveiled in Chongqing, a megacity in western China. The 180-metre-tall 'Dance of Light' skyscraper has been inspired by northern lights.
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Disgruntled Taliban Commander Killed While Trying To Flee To Iran
Mawlawi Mahdi Mujahid, a disgruntled Taliban commander, was killed by Taliban border forces when he wanted to enter Iran through the province of Herat in western Afghanistan, media reports said.
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Opinion | NATO Summit: Why Is 'Peace' Such A Dirty Word For The West?
Western leaders, spurred by media rhetoric, are determined to defeat Russia militarily. They believe that only war can bring peace, and that arming Ukraine further is the right thing to do.
-
Lowest Turnout More Than Your Highest: S Jaishankar On West's Poll Critique
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar slammed Western media, emphasising that they criticise our democracy because they think they are also political players in our election and not because they lack information.
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Why Putin Gave Interview To Tucker Carlson? Russia Says...
Russian President Vladimir Putin granted an interview to US television host Tucker Carlson on Tuesday because his approach differs from the one-sided reporting of many traditional Western news media, the Kremlin said.
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2 US Paramedics Found Guilty In Death Of Black Man In 2019
A jury in the western US state of Colorado on Friday found two paramedics guilty of negligent homicide in the death of a Black man who was put in a chokehold and injected with ketamine during his arrest, US media said.
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Opinion: The Pannun Report And Agenda-Setting by The Anglosphere Media
What the local media in non-western countries may say about the western countries, good or bad, is ignored as it has no international resonance.
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Watch: Fusion Of Western And Indian Dance Moves On Badshah Song Goes Viral
The video has received nearly 6 million views on Instagram, and it has gotten more than 3 lakh likes on the platform.
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OneWeb Can Match Mobile Service Rates Of West, Not India's: Sunil Mittal
Satellite communication service provider OneWeb is able to match mobile services rates of western countries but its prices can't be at par with the "extremely low" tariff in India, company's executive chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal said on Sunday.
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Why TikTok Is Being Banned on Government Phones in US, Canada, EU and Beyond
The United States is ratcheting up national security concerns about TikTok, mandating that all federal employees delete the Chinese-owned social media app from government-issued mobile phones. Other Western governments are pursuing similar bans, citing espionage fears. So how serious is the threat? And should TikTok users who don’t work for the g...
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Mumbai TV Producer Arrested For Harassing Actor On Social Media: Police
A 27-year-old television actor and producer has been arrested from the western suburb of Andheri in Mumbai after he allegedly created a fake account on social media and sent obscene messages to another actor, police said today.
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West Seeking To Destroy Russia: Arms Dealer After Release From US Jail
Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, who was freed in a prisoner swap with US basketball star Brittney Griner, told Kremlin-run media today that Western countries are seeking to "destroy" and "divide" Russia.
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BJP's Ravi Kishan Releases Gujarati-Bhojpuri Rap Song Ahead Of Polls
Member of Parliament and popular actor Ravi Kishan on Friday released a rap song 'Gujarat ma Modi che' on social media platforms for the BJP's poll campaign in the western state.
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Iran To Supply 40 Turbines To Russia Amid Ukraine War: Report
Iran announced Sunday a contract with Russia to supply it with 40 turbines to help its gas industry amid Western sanctions over Moscow's war in Ukraine, local media reported.
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China Reports First Monkeypox Case: Report
Mainland China has reported its first case of monkeypox in the western megacity of Chongqing in a traveller who arrived in the city from overseas, media reports said.
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One Of The World's Most Twisted Towers, 180-Metre-Tall 'Dance Of Light', Unveiled in China
One of the world's most twisted towers has been unveiled in Chongqing, a megacity in western China. The 180-metre-tall 'Dance of Light' skyscraper has been inspired by northern lights.
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Disgruntled Taliban Commander Killed While Trying To Flee To Iran
Mawlawi Mahdi Mujahid, a disgruntled Taliban commander, was killed by Taliban border forces when he wanted to enter Iran through the province of Herat in western Afghanistan, media reports said.
