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Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan to give up royal titles

Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have agreed to give up their royal titles and stop receiving public funds as part of a settlement with the Queen that lets them spend more private time in Canada.


Islamic Scholar Yousuf Deedat succumbs to gunshot injury

Yousuf Deedat, leading Muslim scholar and activist, passed away at St Anne’s hospital at 14:40 pm this afternoon, Friday 17th January in South Africa. Deedat was fatally wounded on Wednesday when he was shot by an unknown gunman in Verulam. He was airlifted to hospital where his condition was critical.

 


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Kantara mimicking case: HC extends interim relief given to actor Ranveer Singh till March 9


Iran's World Cup place in US put in doubt by Middle East war. FIFA has Iraq next in line


Instagram user comments will “bomb Ullal Masjid”; Speaker Khader orders action


Bhatkal: Interview Skills Workshop held at Anjuman College


Four held for Rs 6.79 cr loot at Mumbai jewellery shop; thermal drones used to scan forest hideouts


Bengaluru Airport sees 72 flight cancellations amid West Asia crisis


After disruptions in Middle East, Air India Express to resume Muscat operations From March 3


BJP leader alleges CM Siddaramaiah snooping on rival Cong faction of Shivakumar


14 injured as J-K protests Khamenei's killing; several curbs imposed to maintain order


Air India Express to operate Mangaluru–Muscat flight tomorrow; Details here


Dubai Airport announces resumption of limited operations starting today evening


Nagpur blast: Probe points to company's negligence; safety agencies also liable, says minister




Secret mission saves Australia's 'dinosaur trees' from bushfires

A secret operation by specialist firefighters has saved the world's last stand of Wollemi Pines, a pre-historic species known as "dinosaur trees", from Australia's unprecedented bushfires, officials said.

Pakistan again fails to raise Kashmir issue in UNSC; members say bilateral matter

India has slammed Pakistan for again trying to raise the Kashmir issue in the UN Security Council where it failed one more time to find any support, with New Delhi asserting that Islamabad needs to focus on the hard tasks it has to address in order to ensure normal relations with India.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announces constitutional reform, his PM steps down

Moscow: President Vladimir Putin accepted the resignation of his prime minister Wednesday after proposing constitutional amendments that could herald his intention to carve out a position that would let him stay at Russia's helm after his presidency ends.

 

New footage shows Iranian missiles hitting Ukraine plane

New video footage has emerged showing two Iranian missiles tearing through the night sky and hitting a Ukrainian passenger plane, sending the aircraft down in flames and killing all 176 passengers and crew on board.

Rockets target Iraq airbase hosting US forces: military

Katyusha rockets targeted an Iraqi airbase north of Baghdad hosting US-led coalition forces, the Iraqi military said on Tuesday, in the latest attack on installations where American troops are deployed.

Melbourne's air quality 'worst in the world', authorities issue health warnings

 The air quality in Melbourne deteriorated to the "worst in the world" on Tuesday as smoke from the massive bushfires engulfed Australia's second biggest city with authorities issuing health warnings advising people to stay indoors and take precautionary measures.

Iran announces arrests over downing of Ukrainian plane

 Iran's judiciary says arrests have been made over the shootdown of a Ukrainian plane that killed all 176 people on board.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella voices concern over CAA

Microsoft's Indian-origin CEO Satya Nadella on Monday voiced concern over the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), saying what is happening is "sad" and he would love to see a Bangladeshi immigrant create the next unicorn in India.

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