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DRC Ebola outbreak passes 6,000 reported cases and 3,000 deaths, WHO says
WHO calls the Bundibugyo Ebola epidemic the fastest-moving it has recorded and says unknown transmission chains remain a central danger.
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UGC-NET June 2026 Result: Scorecard Link, Cut-Off PDF and September Re-Exam Dates
NTA has released UGC-NET June 2026 results for 84 subjects; English, Commerce and Sociology will be re-conducted on September 9…
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Fact Check: Nepal Flood Is Real, but Viral Chinese Dam-Rupture Videos Are AI-Generated
The Nepal-Tibet disaster and natural barrier-lake alert are real, but viral clips showing a concrete dam collapse, missile strike or…
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CTET 2026 Application Window Extended to September 1; Revised Exam Date Awaited
CBSE has reopened applications for the 22nd CTET through September 1, while confirming that a revised examination date will be…
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MPSC Cancels Drug Inspector Recruitment as Six Are Arrested in Paper-Leak Probe
Maharashtra has cancelled a Drug Inspector recruitment process after a preliminary police inquiry into an alleged pre-exam leak, with six…
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Fourteen Newborns Killed in PIMS Islamabad Nursery Fire, Inquiry Ordered
Pakistan has ordered a rapid investigation after a fire confined to a newborn nursery at its largest public hospital in…
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Modi to Address Students in Khelo India Dialogue, Maharashtra Colleges Join
A nationwide student programme is connecting colleges in every district around sports infrastructure, the 2036 Olympic ambition, youth leadership and…
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Nepal Flood Toll Reaches 162 as Rescuers Search Shattered River Corridors
Nepal's rescue operation is extending through eight districts after a sudden flood swept down the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli systems,…
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UN and Red Cross Seek Binding Rules Before Machines Target Humans
The UN and International Committee of the Red Cross have renewed their demand for prohibitions and restrictions on autonomous weapons…
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US Caribbean Boat Strike Kills Four as Legal Scrutiny Grows
The US military says it killed four alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean, extending a campaign that has killed at…
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