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No rooms, Rs 2.3 lakh a night: BRICS Summit sends Delhi hotel rates soaring
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Babar breaks silence on PCB’s mid-series shake-up, says 'it was news to me as well'
Babar Azam, the captain of the Pakistan cricket team, voiced his astonishment over the recent changes made to the squad. He revealed that the Pakistan Cricket Board made these decisions independently, without consulting him. Following recent losses, seven players were axed, and the coaching staff saw modifications as well. Azam assured his fitness to lead the team in the upcoming final Test against England with a notably reshaped roster.
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NCPCR summons Meta India chief over alleged child sexual abuse material ads
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Why just Russian oil? US supplies over 50% of India’s LPG imports - what it means
Even as Russia remains India’s largest crude oil supplier, the US has emerged as the biggest LPG exporter for India and the trend is likely to continue despite higher costs if Middle East supplies remain uncertain.
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Channi vs Warring: Why Sachin Pilot may be Congress's best bet in Punjab
In a strategic move to mend internal discord, Congress appointed Sachin Pilot to lead efforts in Punjab, following Bhupesh Baghel's ousting due to his inability to unify the Channi and Warring factions. With a wealth of experience from Rajasthan, Pilot faces the challenging task of overcoming anti-incumbency against the ruling AAP government. His triumph here may pave the way for a more significant role back in Rajasthan.
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‘Back to blue’: Hockey India reverses saffron jersey decision for Asiad after uproar
Hockey India has made a noteworthy change, reverting to the classic blue kits for both the men's and women's teams ahead of the Asian Games. This decision comes after considerable criticism regarding the earlier saffron jersey plan. With the stakes high for Olympic qualification, the teams will prioritise blue, though saffron will still serve as a secondary choice if needed.
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Watch: Andreeva rushes to injured Potapova’s aid in touching moment at US Open
Mirra Andreeva clinched a hard-fought US Open victory against Anastasia Potapova, demonstrating remarkable sportsmanship by promptly helping her injured opponent. Their friendship has grown since they met in Tunisia. Now, Andreeva is set to take on Coco Gauff in the quarterfinals, illustrating a beautiful blend of competitive edge and the warmth of sportsmanship.
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Hong Kong or Singapore: Which country should expats choose in 2026?
Hong Kong and Singapore compete as Asia's top financial hubs, offering expat opportunities. Singapore provides a more spacious and structured environment for residents. Hong Kong offers a faster-paced, denser urban experience with strong China connections. Career opportunities vary, with Hong Kong strong in finance and Singapore in tech. Both cities attract wealthy foreigners for housing, wealth management, and luxury sales.
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UAE leader had warned Netanyahu of Hamas attack days before Oct 7 massacre: Report
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Uber's layoff memo also has a work from home message for remaining 29,000 employees
Uber is cutting about 3,300 jobs, roughly 10% of its workforce, but chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi's email to staff carries a second decision for everyone who stays. Uber is ending work from home for all but 1% of employees, asking remote staff to move to an office near their team. The three-day hybrid policy stays, and Uber will enforce it, with global teams concentrated in New York and San Francisco.
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Jaipur fort murder: Guide dies after knife attack; locals protest
A tourist guide died after a dispute over jeep access near Amer Fort. Local residents protested and shut shops following the guide's death. The argument reportedly escalated into a violent knife attack by two men. Police detained the jeep driver and his associate after the incident. The injured guide succumbed to his wounds while undergoing treatment.
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'Will also kill her sugar daddy': Guwahati man who beheaded wife, kept head in fridge
A Guwahati woman was allegedly killed by her husband after a quarrel. Her body was found decapitated in a flat, with her head in a bag. The accused surrendered to police after the incident occurred on September third. He confessed to the crime, stating frequent arguments led to the fatal act. A court has sent the accused to police custody for seven days.
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Another French museum heist: 4 Renoir paintings stolen, one dropped while fleeing
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PM Modi opens 326 km of new freight corridor sections, network now complete
The Ministry of Railways undertook the construction of two Dedicated Freight Corridors. The Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor (EDFC) runs from Ludhiana to Sonnagar and covers 1,337 km, while the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (WDFC) connects Dadri with Jawaharlal Nehru Port Terminal (JNPT) over 1,506 km.
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Why archaeologists keep finding ancient cities beneath modern ones
Throughout history, ancient cities were frequently reconstructed at the same sites due to their inherent strategic benefits. Such locations provided essential resources like water, access to trade routes, and fertile land, which were valued across generations. As populations expanded, they built upon the existing infrastructure, resulting in the formation of layered urban landscapes. This progression naturally elevated ground levels over centuries, causing ancient remnants to lie beneath contemporary urban settings.
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Blind man escaped 9/11 by walking down 78 flights with help from guide dog
During the harrowing 9/11 attacks, Michael Hingson's guide dog, Roselle, became his lifeline, leading him down seventy-eight floors from the north tower. Together with his colleague David Frank, they managed to escape the crumbling World Trade Center amid chaos. While firefighters bravely climbed upward, Hingson and Frank made their way to safety. In the aftermath, Hingson found solace through sharing their powerful story of trust and collaboration.
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