Japanese primary school student stabbed in China
Japanese primary school student stabbed in China
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IndiGo BLR-bound flight suffers tailstrike during take off in Delhi
On September 9, an IndiGo Delhi-Bengaluru flight encountered a tail strike during takeoff from IGI Airport. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has grounded the crew operating flight 6E-6054. Damage was discovered in Bengaluru upon inspection. Data has been sent to Airbus for assessment, and the DGCA is currently investigating the incident.
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Largest ships in the world including Seawise Giant, Queen Mary 2, Valemax, and more
As of 2024, colossal ships like the Seawise Giant and Oasis Class cruise liners highlight remarkable engineering feats in global trade and luxury travel. These vessels range from oil tankers to passenger ships, each playing a vital role in their respective fields. The Seawise Giant remains the largest ever built at 458 metres.
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Pak players wave Chinese flag during India-China ACT final
In the Asian Champions Trophy final, Pakistan’s hockey players expressed support for China as India claimed their fifth title with a narrow 1-0 win over China, thanks to Jugraj Singh’s crucial goal. Pakistan secured bronze after defeating Korea 5-2. The Pakistani players’ show of solidarity with China added an intriguing element to the event.
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How US students can benefit from Department of Education’s final Title IX regulations
The U.S. Department of Education’s final Title IX regulations mark a significant step forward in protecting students from gender bias and discrimination. By expanding protections to cover a broader range of sex-based discrimination, enhancing accountability for schools, and providing greater support to students and families, these regulations reaffirm the Department’s commitment to equity in...
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