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What Are The Roadblocks In The Indo-US Ties

The ties between India and the US have enhanced since the National Democratic Alliance government came to power in 2014. However, the writer asserts the roadblocks in the ties between India and the United States.

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Nobel Prize 2024 - All You Need To Know

The Noble Prize, awarded in different categories, is a prestigious award. This year the announcement will take place from October 7 to 14.

What Is Hezbollah Unit 910 Which Is Tasked To 'Avenge' Nasrallah Assassination

Hezbollah's Unit 910 has emerged as an evident threat to Israeli and Jewish interests around the globe following the killing of its leader Hassan Nasrallah. Known as the "Black Unit" or "Shadow Unit," this wing had successfully carried out revenge attacks 32 years ago after former Hezbollah leader Abbas al-Musawi was assassinated in 1992.

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Earth Will Have A Temporary 'Mini-Moon' For Two Months

An asteroid approximately the size of a school bus, measuring 10 meters, is being referred to as a 'mini-moon' and it will soon be accompanying the Earth's moon. The mini-moon will orbit the Earth for nearly 57 days but will not complete a full orbit.

 UK University honors Indian-origin woman engineer 

Tottenham draw, Roma win in new Europa Conference League

Man United beat Roma 6-2, on course for Europa League final

AC Milan's perfect start ends with 3-3 draw with Roma

Sassuolo scores 3 goals in 13 minutes to beat Bologna 4-3

Serie A: Ronaldo's header salvages draw for Juventus at Roma

UEFA Europa League: Sevilla overpower Roma 2-0 to advance to quarterfinal

Juventus lift 9th straight Serie A trophy after 3-1 defeat to Roma at home

Cristiano Ronaldo could be rested for Juventus' next clash, hints Juve boss Sarri

Serie A: Immobile scores hat trick as Lazio beat Hellas Verona

Lukaku's late penalty rescues a point for visitors in Serie A

Inter Milan 'full of enthusiasm' ahead of clash against Roma

Serie A: Bologna stun Inter, Napoli conquer Roma

Serie A: AC Milan secure 2-0 win over AS Roma

WATCH: Roma hold first training session since lockdown

WATCH: Serie A teams expected to return to training this week

AS Roma players, coach volunteer to forgo four months' salary amid coronavirus pandemic

COVID-19 outbreak: Roma players donate money to hospital in coronavirus fight

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International Day of Older Persons : Age With Dignity

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On December 14, 1990, the UN General Assembly made October 1 as the International Day of Older Persons. The International Day of Older Persons was observed for the first time on October 1, 1991.

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Air Show: Chennai Airport Announces Flight Schedule Changes From October 1-8

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The Chennai Airport has announced closure extending up to a maximum of two hours between October 1 and 8 due to the Indian Air Force's show which will be held in the city.

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Govt Extends Export Benefits under RoDTEP till Sep 2025

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The scheme for Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products provides for refund of taxes, duties and levies that are incurred by exporters and are not being reimbursed at any level. The Centre extended benefits under the RoDTEP scheme for exports made from domestic tariff area (DTA) units till September 30, 2025.

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Sebi Decides To Introduce New Asset Class; Liberalise MF Framework For Passive Funds

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In a statement issued after the board meeting, Sebi said its board has cleared a proposal to relax the regulatory framework for the passively managed mutual fund schemes to reduce compliance requirements.

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SC Asks Madras HC CJ To Appoint Another Judge For Trial Of Case Involving TN Minister Senthil Balaji

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Tamil Nadu minister V Senthil Balaji was sworn in as minister by Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi on Sunday and was assigned the same key portfolios of 'electricity, non-conventional energy development, prohibition and excise.

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Arras (France): The French Fries World Championship is back for its second year. Thousands of people gather in Arras, in the North of France, to discover new candidates, who compete throughout the day in various events ranging from the "creative chip" to the "authentic chip" and the "world chip".&nbsp;Researcher Gwen Maudet said, "Here's what we did. We had a little strategy: we went in two different queues, to taste two different chips. The "Momo phase", the trendy stuff, we realised that it is some merchandising. But other chips did surprise us."Marie-Laure Fréchet, project manager for the French Fries World Championship said, "We stand for fresh homemade chips. This means that when we make a chip, we start by choosing the right variety of potatoes. We adapt according to the season because potatoes evolve. It's also a seasonal product. Chips are seasonal. Chips don't taste the same in September as they do in June, for example. It's also a question of know-how because you have to choose the right fat. You have to play with the temperature. So it really is a culinary heritage and a real skill."

French Fries Face Off At World Championship In Northern France

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SC Asks Telangana If It Can Consider Implementing New Domicile Rule From Next Year For Admissions In Med Colleges

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The Supreme Court was hearing an appeal of the state government against the Telangana High Court verdict holding that the state's permanent residents cannot be denied the benefit of admission in the medical colleges merely because they lived outside for the last four years and did not study in state schools in classes 9, 10, 11, and 12.

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Rashtriya Sahari Digital Mission To Give Push To States, UTs To Complete Urban Projects

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Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs Manohar Lal said that his government is working on enhancing the availability of transport in urban areas. Within 100 days of the Government, three metro projects worth Rs 31,000 crores have been approved. Reports ETV Bhartat's Gautam Debroy.

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"Modi Fills Adani's Coffers, We Will Fill Poor People's Pockets," Rahul Gandhi in Haryana Election Rallies

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LoP Rahul Gandhi and Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra launched a scathing attack on the BJP during their election campaign rallies in Haryana ahead of the Assembly election. Rahul Gandhi said that PM Modi is taking money out of the pockets of the poor people in the country and putting it in Adani's coffers. Priyanka Gandhi said that the BJP is going while the Congress is coming back in Haryana.

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Binga (Zimbabwe): Zimbabwe defends its plan to cull 200 elephants from a population of thousands of mammals to help ease drought-driven lack of food.&nbsp;"We can't leave people dying of hunger," says Fulton Mangwanya, director general of the country’s Parks &amp; Wildlife Management Authority. The decision has prompted widespread criticism from conservationists and animal rights groups. Several Southern African nations are facing severe drought conditions, being blamed in part on climate change.&nbsp;Zimbabwe's wildlife authority defended in an interview with AFP its planned cull of 200 elephants to ease pressure on drought-strained resources after criticism. The body said the country's first cull in around 35 years was necessary as Zimbabwe was struggling to cope with an overpopulation of the massive animals along with a withering drought that has left thousands facing food shortages.It came after neighbouring Namibia said it was planning to cull more than 700 wild animals, including 83 elephants, to relieve pressure on its drought-affected grazing and water supplies, and to provide meat for food aid programmes. Both culls faced criticism from conservationists and animal rights groups.

Zimbabwe Defends Elephant Cull To Ease Drought Driven Hunger

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