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Indian seafarers endured nightly blasts, lack of food in Iran war ordeal - reuters.com/world/indian-s…

They went around destroying plants and grass cover while leaving rampant occupation of public spaces by commercial establishments in residential areas untouched Commercial outlets have put Generator sets, AC units out in public spaces but they didn't touch them!

See this Instagram video by @realtalkwithgs instagram.com/reel/DXY2xQEp_…

Says the over paid, irrelevant head of an irrelevant organisation.

In an office block on the outskirts of Delhi, a first cohort of students gathers for a class in a Business Management degree at the University of Southampton — an institution headquartered nearly 4,350 miles away. Far from its sprawling green campuses in southern England, Southampton is the first of several British universities setting up in India to tap one of the world's fastest growing student markets reut.rs/4acbZVD

Facing pressures at home, UK universities set up in India - reuters.com/world/uk/facin…

Far from COP30, an Indian solar-powered village offers climate hope - reuters.com/video/watch/id…

Suspects in Louvre jewel heist arrested near Paris, prosecutor says - reuters.com/world/europe/t…

Thieves steal priceless jewels from Paris' Louvre in brazen daylight heist - reuters.com/world/europe/t…

WATCH: Stricken by grief, Neelesh Suryavanshi mourns the loss of his three-year-old-son who was given a toxic cough syrup, now linked to the deaths of at least 18 children in a district in central India’s Madhya Pradesh state reut.rs/4q3hBaF

Neelesh Suryavanshi sent his three-year-old son suffering from acute kidney damage to a hospital, with the hope that the boy might escape the fate of 18 others who died after taking the same toxic medicine in the past month. But his son died the next day reut.rs/4q3hBaF

Stricken by grief, Neelesh Suryavanshi mourns the loss of his three-year-old-son who was given a toxic cough syrup, now linked to the deaths of at least 18 children in a district in central India’s Madhya Pradesh state reut.rs/4q3hBaF

Neelesh Suryavanshi sent his three-year-old son suffering from acute kidney damage to a hospital, with the hope that the boy might escape the fate of 18 others who died after taking the same toxic medicine in the past month. But his son died the next day reut.rs/4q3hBaF

#WATCH | SpiceJet passengers travelling from Delhi to Kathmandu (SG 41) had to wait inside an aircraft without air conditioning (AC). The passengers have disembarked from the aircraft. Further details awaited. According to the airline: Aircraft witnessed a technical snag causing the delay. The airline is trying to resolve the issue

reuters.com/investigates/s… Weather extremes are shrivelling harvests on India's tea plantations, endangering the future of an industry famed for beverages as refreshing as Assam and Darjeeling, while reshaping a global $10 billion trade. #tea with @MayankBhardwaj9 @ToraAgarwala

Weather extremes are shriveling harvests on India's tea plantations, endangering the future of an industry famed for beverages as refreshing as Assam and Darjeeling, while reshaping a global trade estimated at more than $10 billion a year reut.rs/4g8eDx0

Weather extremes are shriveling harvests on India's tea plantations, endangering the future of an industry famed for iconic varieties such as Assam and Darjeeling, while reshaping a global trade estimated at more than $10 billion a year reut.rs/47Xyi0n

Weather extremes are shriveling harvests on India's tea plantations, endangering the future of an industry famed for iconic varieties such as Assam and Darjeeling, while reshaping a global trade estimated at more than $10 billion a year reut.rs/47Xyi0n

WATCH: Weather extremes are shriveling harvests on India's tea plantations, endangering the future of an industry famed for iconic varieties such as Assam and Darjeeling, while reshaping a global trade estimated at more than $10 billion a year reut.rs/47Xyi0n