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Teen driving BMW hits SUV, four injured

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An 18-year-old driving a BMW collided with a Creta in New Delhi’s Simon Bolivar Marg, resulting in minor injuries to four individuals. The drivers and passengers of both vehicles were hospitalized. A case has been filed under sections related to rash driving and endangering life or personal safety of others.

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September 15, 2024

Passengers stage protest after SpiceJet cancels Delhi-Darbhanga flight

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Disgruntled passengers staged a protest at Delhi airport after SpiceJet cancelled its Delhi to Darbhanga flight on Saturday due to unforeseen operational reasons. The airline apologized for the inconvenience and provided affected passengers with options of either a full refund or booking an alternative flight the next day, subject to availability.

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September 15, 2024

Trump defends ‘loony’ Laura Loomer amid MAGA meltdown

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Donald Trump is under fire from Republican allies over his association with far-right activist Laura Loomer. Despite her controversial views, Trump defends her as a supporter. This relationship has led to speculation about its impact on his presidential campaign and personal life, including the state of his marriage to Melania.

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September 15, 2024

‘Look at Virat Kohli’: Ex-Pak captain wants Babar to…

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Former Pakistan captain Younis Khan advised Babar Azam to focus on performance and fitness, taking inspiration from Virat Kohli. Younis emphasized that social media should be used wisely and that true value lies in on-field achievements. Babar faces scrutiny following a dip in form and Pakistan’s recent Test series loss to Bangladesh.

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September 15, 2024

Earth to get second ‘mini-moon’: Here’s what you need to know

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From September 29 to November 25, Earth will temporarily capture a new mini-moon named asteroid 2024 PT5. This small asteroid, about 10 meters wide and discovered by the Asteroid Terrestrial-Impact Last Alert System, will orbit Earth once before continuing its journey through space. These events underscore Earth’s ongoing interactions with Near-Earth Objects.

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