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The World Athletics Championships 2025 javelin throw final turned out to be a challenging contest for India’s star athlete, Neeraj Chopra. Known for his consistency on the world stage, Chopra could not find his rhythm
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American President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump arrived in the United Kingdom on Wednesday for their second official state visit. The British royal family welcomed them with grandeur at Windsor Castle, marking the
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Defamation lawsuit vs New York Times began when former President Donald Trump filed a case seeking $15 billion in damages. He claims the newspaper defamed him and his family. Trump also alleges that several articles
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NASA announces life on Mars in what scientists are calling one of the greatest discoveries in human history. This finding has sparked global excitement and opened new doors for space research. Experts believe this breakthrough
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Indian players skip handshake after Asia Cup 2025 match, sparking a storm of debate over sportsmanship and the spirit of cricket. The incident happened at the Dubai Stadium, where India defeated Pakistan with ease, but
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India outclassed Pakistan in the India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 clash, chasing 128 with ease as Suryakumar Yadav led the charge in Dubai. The much-anticipated India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 match lived up
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Pakistan opened its Asia Cup Pakistan vs Oman campaign with a commanding win, securing a 93-run victory and making a strong statement for the tournament ahead. Pakistan made a winning start to the Asia Cup
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President Trump’s administration launches the strictest US visa Scrutiny in US history, raising fears among students, migrants, and humanitarian applicants. President Donald Trump’s administration has announced the largest visa scrutiny in US history. Around 55
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Pakistan will begin its Asia Cup 2025 journey today with a match against Oman in Dubai. The Green Shirts are determined to start strong, using this opening encounter as a chance to build momentum before
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defends the Qatar strike, which triggered controversy, by mentioning Pakistan twice. The remarks came during a video message on September 10, coinciding with the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks
