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Sonam Wangchuk Protest Fuels Petition Drive, Social Media Buzz
Sonam Wangchuk, a Ladakhi educator and innovator, had been on a hunger strike at Delhi's Jantar Mantar since June 28.
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Majority Of Sailors Killed In Hormuz Attacks Were Indians, Shows Data
Indians accounted for seven of the 16 seafarers, nearly 44 per cent, killed in attacks on commercial vessels during the Strait of Hormuz crisis between March 1 and July 14, 2026.
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Russian 'Doomsday' Plane Lands In Iran Amid Conflict, Sparks Curiosity
Often referred to in the news media as the "Doomsday Plane", the Tu-214PU serves primarily as a specialised, hardened communications node rather than Russia's primary nuclear-survivable airborne command platform.
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Suspected Chinese State-Linked Hackers Spying On 'All-Weather Friend' Pakistan
According to US cyber threat intelligence firm SentinelLabs, Chinese hackers carried out intrusions into the digital infrastructure of the police forces of Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Islamabad.
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Ukraine Drone Blitz Is Crippling Russian Refineries. What It Means For India
Since the beginning of 2026, Ukrainian drones have struck Russian oil and gas facilities at least 194 times, an 11-fold increase compared to the same period last year.
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Satellite Data Shows Over 58,000 Buildings Damaged Or Destroyed in Venezuela Earthquakes
More than 1,900 people were killed, 10,500 injured and thousands remain missing following the earthquakes.
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Majority Of India-Bound Ships 'Go Dark' In Hormuz Amid Iran Threat
Data from maritime intelligence firm Kpler shows that nearly 62% of tankers and cargo vessels sailing from the Persian Gulf to India turned off their transponders while crossing the strait.
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How Massive Fire Safety Gaps Leave India Exposed To Preventable Deaths
According to state-wise data compiled by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and the Ministry of Home Affairs, many states are operating with a substantial shortage of fire stations.
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3 Pakistani Flights Entered Indian Airspace Days Before Air India Incident
On June 22, Air India flight AI479 briefly entered the Pakistani airspace while performing a go-around manoeuvre over Amritsar airport, the airline has said.
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Israel-Hezbollah Reach Ceasefire, But No Clarity on Lebanon's Occupied Areas
Israel and Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah have reached a ceasefire agreement, a US official announced on Friday after an escalation in fighting in Lebanon threatened the chances of an interim agreement on ending the war in Iran.
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Somalian Pirates Step Up Attacks As Ships Reroute Amid Middle East War
As commercial passenger flights begin from Noida International Airport (Jewar) from tomorrow, India's aviation sector will add another operational airport to its growing network.
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India-Bound LNG Tanker Crosses Strait Of Hormuz, To Reach Gujarat On Friday
Disha could be the first large tanker to cross the strait after the announcement of the ceasefire deal and is heading to Dahej Port in Gujarat.
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होर्मुज बंद होने के बावजूद कैसे 10 करोड़ बैरल तेल निकाल ले गया अमेरिका? NDTV ने खंगाली सैटेलाइट तस्वीरें
NDTV Datafy ने उन सैटेलाइट तस्वीरों को तलाशा है जिसमें अमेरिका के एक जहाज से दूसरे जहाज में तेल का ट्रांसफर करते दिख रहे हैं.
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How US 'Dark Fleet' Moved 100 Million Oil Barrels Out Of Hormuz
Evidence analysed through Open-Source Intelligence research by NDTV Datafy, along with inputs from maritime analysts and media reports, suggests that the US military and its regional allies operated a "dark fleet" of vessels to send oil to the intern
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