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Ban imposed on pilgrim travel through forest route via Sathram to Sabarimala

Kim Seongmin, a North Korean defector, broadcasts news into North Korea despite having cancer and facing severe censorship. Under Kim Jong Un's regime, consuming foreign content can lead to harsh punishments. Kim Seongmin's efforts aim to expose North Koreans to outside information and challenge the totalitarian system.

Jasprit Bumrah's valuable advice helped Mohammed Siraj regain his lost rhythm, boosting his performance ahead of the Australia series.

A total of 4,739 shares changed hands on the counter till 10:57AM (IST).

A ‘high pathogenic’ type of bird flu was confirmed in an Otago egg farm over the weekend.

Rosianne Cutajar (inset) said last week that women could be offered a financial incentive to stay at home with their baby for the first year. Photos: Shutterstock.com/Chris Sant Fournier

Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], December 2 (ANI): Greg Stewart was ecstatic to play a pivotal role in securing all three points for his team during a thrilling match against Chennaiyin FC (CFC) at the Salt Lake Stadium on Saturday. Mohun Bagan Super Giant's (MBSG) bench stole the spotlight, with Jose Molina's tactical substitutions proving game-changing in a match that seemed destined for a goalless draw. Coming on in the

Devin Vassell and Chris Paul combined for three 3-pointers down the stretch, Victor Wembanyama posted the third triple-double of his budding career an

Money experts share top tips for making sure your festive spending doesn't turn into a Januworry.

The Supreme Court will hear a vaping case on Monday, weighing federal regulators’ decisions blocking sweet vaping products after e-cigarette use spiked among kids

Developers have applied to build a 50-storey residential tower at South Brisbane that, if built, would be the city’s tallest building outside the CBD.

Joe Biden did not just pardon Hunter: he pardoned himself.

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IndyBest experts have handpicked the best Black Friday deals that are actually worth your time and money, across favourite tried-and-tested products

Input cost inflation intensified midway through the third fiscal quarter, reaching its highest mark since July but remaining below its long-run average

The bankers had made inaccurate or incomplete disclosures to private banking clients in 24 over-the-counter bond transactions between November. 2018 and September. 2019

India’s economy is among the fastest-growing globally, driven primarily by the services sector. However, this growth has not translated into sufficient employment opportunities for its large working-age population. The share of labor-intensive manufacturing in the economy has stagnated, limiting its potential to elevate India to developed-nation status. Nearly half of the population remains engaged in farming, while most private-sector jobs are informal.

Housing Secretary Angela Rayner says the pace of remediation had been "far too slow for far too long".

Krish Arora IQ: Krish Arora, a 10-year-old boy from Hounslow, West London, has achieved an IQ of 162, surpassing Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. He has been accepted into Mensa and will join Queen Elizabeth's School. He excels in maths and music, holding a grade 7 piano certification. He is also passionate about chess and enjoys challenging puzzles.

Can the GWM Haval H6 GT win over local buyers in a fiercely competitive segment, especially against brands like Volkswagen, Chery, and Subaru, writes News24 Contributor Pritesh Ruthun.

Low earth orbit is the region most congested with human-made objects and has seen a 17% rise in close approaches per satellite over the past year

A Nigerian footballer born in England has shared his next target which is to get back into the Super Eagles after over a year since his first and only appearance.

In the Nifty50 index, 29 stocks were trading in the green, while 21 stocks were in the red.

The treasure chests are filled with items, including gold doubloons, rare Pokemon cards, a Bitcoin valued at nearly $100,000, and historical artefacts.

It is all too easy for earned glorification of Stanford’s innovators to morph into idolization of ultra-wealthy Silicon Valley alumni, writes Jim Schnieder '70.