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Delhi HC to hear ‘right to be forgotten’ petitions in February
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has listed for hearing, in February 2024, a batch of petitions that request the removal of online content by invoking the “right to privacy” and the…
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Hamas ‘terrorism’ unacceptable, Palestine issue needs resolution, says Jaishankar
Rome: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday said the October 7 attack on Israel by militant group Hamas was “a big act of terrorism” and is “unacceptable” but there is also…
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Hezbollah leader praises Hamas, hits out at Israel, US as war in Gaza rages on
The attack on October 7 was entirely led by Palestinians; it was right, wise and courageous, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said on Friday. It was his first public appearance after the Hamas…
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Cummins backs larger squads for long tournaments like World Cup
Ahmedabad: With just 13 members available out of the 15-man squad for their World Cup match against England, Australian captain Pat Cummins on Friday said teams should be allowed to travel with…
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Clinical Afghanistan secure big win over Netherlands, keep alive semifinal hopes
Lucknow: Captain Hashmatullah Shahidi and Rahmat Shah made well-compiled fifties and veteran Mohammad Nabi produced a stifling spell as Afghanistan continued their dream run in the World Cup, registering a smooth seven-wicket…
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Telangana polls: United Muslim Forum extends full support to BRS
Hyderabad: The United Muslim Forum on November 3, Friday, extended its support to the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) in the upcoming Telangana Assembly elections for its government’s efforts towards ‘minority welfare’. In…
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UK: PM Sunak warns against ‘provocative’ pro-Palestinian protest
London: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Friday issued a statement warning that a planned pro-Palestinian protest in London would be “provocative and disrespectful”, as he deputed Home Secretary Suella Braverman to…
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Dravid checks in at Eden, ‘happy’ with match strip
Kolkata: The Indian team bus left for hotel from airport but head coach Rahul Dravid and his coaching staff took a detour to Eden Gardens on Friday to get a first-hand look of…
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India’s relentless fast bowlers make the team most feared force in world cricket
India’s astounding victory over Sri Lanka in the ICC World Cup has proved beyond doubt that the host nation has become the most dominating team in this edition of the World Cup. Superb batting and great fast bowling has enabled India…
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God willing, elections will be held on February 8: Pakistan’s CJI
Islamabad: “God willing, elections will be held on February 8,” Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa said on Friday, a day after the election commission and Pakistan President Arif Alvi reached…
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IIT Delhi-Abu Dhabi’s campus begins operation with a Master’s course
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)’s first overseas campus in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), IIT Delhi-Abu Dhabi, is all set to begin its operation with a Master’s course in energy transition…
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Money laundering case: Sanjay Singh moves SC against HC order dismissing his plea
New Delhi: Jailed Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Sanjay Singh on Friday moved the Supreme Court challenging the Delhi High Court order dismissing his plea against his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate…
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Bengaluru cops finalising chargesheet in cash for ticket scam
Bengaluru: The city crime branch (CCB) is in the final stages of preparing the chargesheet for the BJP ticket fraud case, and are expected to present it in court within a week.…
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Tavelling to Dubai this month? Get special passport stamp
Abu Dhabi: Passengers arriving at Dubai airports from Monday, November 6 to Saturday, November 18 will be getting a special “Dubai Airshow–The Future of the Aerospace Industry” stamp on their passports, the…
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SC permits Unitech to start construction, issues directions to home buyers
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday permitted the new Unitech management to start construction activities by allowing the management to award 49 contracts as recommended by former SC judge A.M. Sapre.…
