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India urges airlines in Vietnam to explore possibilities of direct flights to north-eastern states

by October 28, 2023 0

India’s Union Minister of State for External Affairs, Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, has called on airlines from Vietnam to consider launching direct flights to cities in the north-eastern states of India. Singh believes that this would provide increased investment and tourism opportunities for both countries. He highlighted that the north-eastern states of India are well...

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Israel-Hamas conflict opens rifts within Democratic party

by October 28, 2023 0

The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas is causing divisions within the progressive wing of the Democratic Party in New York. The crisis has led to daily rallies and protests, spilling tensions into the streets. Previously, left-leaning candidates were able to unite various factions and challenge moderate Democrats, but the current conflict has caused...

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Scientists confirm infrared aurora on Uranus using archived data

by October 28, 2023 0

Astronomers have used archived data from the Keck II telescope in Hawaii to observe Uranus’ infrared aurora for the first time. Similar to Earth’s auroras, Uranus’ auroras are created when charged particles from the solar wind interact with the planet’s magnetic field. The collision of these particles with Uranus’ atmosphere causes it to emit...

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Difference in opinion among Opposition parties for state polls but agreement on need for Lok Sabha unity, says Sharad Pawar

by October 28, 2023 0

Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar acknowledged differences among opposition parties over a united front for state polls, but emphasized the need to fight together in the Lok Sabha polls. Pawar stated that the recent Assembly poll trends favored the opposition, but he couldn’t comment on a national-level change in government. He pointed out...

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Supreme court imposes injunction on Biden administration over free speech concerns

by October 28, 2023 0

The Supreme Court of the United States has agreed to examine a prohibition on interactions between the Biden administration and major technology companies. The court’s decision comes after lower courts ruled that government officials collaborated with these companies to suppress free speech. State attorneys general from Missouri and Louisiana initiated legal action, alleging that...

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