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India Venezuela Energy Cooperation: ‘Perfect complementarity’: India, Venezuela deepen energy ties amid crude diversification push

Vikrant Kharwar03 mins

India and Venezuela are looking to expand cooperation, particularly in the energy sector, as New Delhi moves to diversify crude oil imports amid supply disruptions linked to the West Asia crisis.Addressing a special media briefing after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s talks with Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodriguez, MEA secretary (East) Rudrendra Tandon said discussions focused…

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‘Scientific evidence backing my case’: Anaya Bangar hits back at critics, claims no ‘unfair advantage’ | Off the field News

Vikrant Kharwar02 mins

Transgender cricketer Anaya Bangar has responded to criticism over her participation in women’s cricket in Australia, saying she has scientific evidence to show that she does not have an unfair physical advantage.Bangar, the daughter of former India cricketer and ex-batting coach Sanjay Bangar, played age-group men’s cricket for Mumbai before beginning her gender transition in…

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Cocaine, guns and a ‘sex party’: How FIFA’s World Cup final referee Slavko Vincic was caught up in a police raid | Football News

Vikrant Kharwar03 mins

Referee Slavko Vincic of Slovenia (AP Photo) FIFA has appointed Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic to officiate Sunday’s FIFA World Cup 2026 final between defending champions Argentina and Spain, handing one of football’s most prestigious assignments to an official whose career once survived a bizarre off-field controversy after he was caught up in a police raid…

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SSC ASO LDCE 2026 notification released for 341 vacancies; applications open at ssc.gov.in

Vikrant Kharwar02 mins

SSC ASO LDCE 2026 notification released for 341 vacancies; applications open SSC ASO LDCE recruitment 2026: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has issued the notification for the Assistant Section Officer (ASO)/Assistant Grade Limited Departmental Competitive Examination (LDCE) 2026, announcing 341 vacancies across the Central Secretariat Service (CSS) and the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). Eligible…

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Pisces, Weekly Horoscope, September 27 to October 03, 2026: Hard work pays off as stress eases toward the weekend

Vikrant Kharwar08 mins

General:Pisces, this week begins with a useful kind of promise. Monday carries fertile energy for building, saving, planning, and setting things right with people. You may have guests at home, or at least a stronger flow of visitors, calls, or family presence around the house. There is warmth here, but also work. You won’t get…

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EU approvals, easier sterilisation rules to speed device access | India News

Vikrant Kharwar02 mins

Faster access to some newer medical devices. (Representative image) NEW DELHI: Patients in India could get faster access to some newer medical devices already approved in the European Union, with the government expanding its list of trusted foreign regulatory jurisdictions while also easing licensing requirements for manufacturers outsourcing sterilisation.The Health Ministry has amended the Medical…

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After more than 50 years of pulp-mill pollution, regulators have proposed restoring North Carolina’s Roanoke River, including contaminated floodplain habitat damaged by toxic discharges

Vikrant Kharwar04 mins

The Plymouth Mill began operating in 1937 as a wood and paper products manufacturing facility. Over subsequent decades, industrial operations at the site resulted in hazardous substances being released into groundwater, soil, Welch Creek and the Roanoke River (Image Credit: Domtar) For more than half a century, pollution from a pulp and paper mill has…

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1958, the US secretly detonated 3 nuclear devices 100–500 km above the South Atlantic; they created artificial auroras and radiation belts that lasted weeks

Vikrant Kharwar04 mins

1958, the US secretly detonated 3 nuclear devices In August and September 1958, the United States military carried out a secret series of high-altitude nuclear tests in the remote upper reaches of the South Atlantic Ocean. Code-named Operation Argus, the operation involved launching three low-yield nuclear devices between 100 and 500 kilometres into space. The…

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