Turkey's S-400 gamble: How a Gulf sale could redraw West Asia's air defence map
In a significant development, Turkey is exploring the sale of its Russian S-400 air defence systems to the UAE. This transaction could reshape the air defence dynamics in West Asia, potentially paving the way for Turkey's return to the F-35 program and alleviating sanctions. However, Russia's consent remains vital for this delicate arms deal amidst rising regional tensions and shifting security priorities.
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Trump wants to strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain: Why the secret nuclear site won't be easy to destroy
Trump wants to strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain: Why the secret nuclear site won't be easy to destroy
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Supreme Court: Children's court must independently decide whether juvenile should be tried as adult; failure vitiates entire trial
A Bench of Justice Aravind Kumar and Justice Prasanna B. Varale observed that the Children's Court has an independent statutory duty to apply its own mind after receiving the JJB's preliminary assessment.
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'Closer to ageing parents, growing kids': Meta engineer's post on moving back to Bengaluru after 18 years in US goes viral
Meta engineering leader Balaji Gururajan recently moved his family to Bengaluru after eighteen years abroad. He expressed emotional sentiments about leaving the San Francisco Bay Area where he built his career. Gururajan described settling back into Bengaluru as its own unique and humbling project. Many individuals shared similar experiences of returning to India after living overseas. Reasons for returning often included family and spending time with aging parents.
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'Received nothing but silence': CJP's Dipke slams Centre as Sonam Wangchuk's fast enters Day 18
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Middle East war: Trump weighs 'devastating strikes'; Iran targets US bases in Middle East - key points
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India a 'huge growth opportunity': UK-India investment pact can boost FDI, says former FTA negotiator
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Stock market today: BSE Sensex jumps 550 points, NSE Nifty50 crosses 24,200
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'Received nothing but silence': CJP chief slams Centre as Wangchuk's fast enters Day 18
Abhijeet Dipke criticized the government's silence regarding Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike. Wangchuk has been fasting for eighteen days protesting examination irregularities and paper leaks. He questioned why the Prime Minister has not engaged in dialogue. Opposition leaders have appealed to Wangchuk to end his fast due to his health. Wangchuk has lost 8.5 kg since beginning his protest on June 28.
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Trump wants to strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain: Why the secret N-site won't be easy to destroy
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Gujarat shocker: Lawyer assisting in 13-year-old’s rape case accused of raping her
A lawyer allegedly raped a 13-year-old girl he was assisting with a prior case. He offered legal help in exchange for domestic work due to the family's financial distress. The girl was forced into sexual acts and then threatened by the lawyer. Police arrested the lawyer and booked him under relevant sections of the BNS and Pocso Act. Further investigation is currently underway to collect all necessary evidence.
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I'm ready for India captaincy, says Smriti Mandhana
Smriti Mandhana reflected on India's historic Lord's Test victory and her significant contributions. She also discussed lessons learned from past T20 World Cup disappointments. The impact of the Women's Premier League on Indian talent was also a key topic. Mandhana expressed her readiness to lead India if the captaincy opportunity arises. She highlighted the importance of a positive team culture in her leadership philosophy.
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B'luru professor gets one-line termination notice after 19 years of service; fights back
An assistant professor was reinstated after nearly two decades of service at Jain College. Her termination notice was issued without proper authority and due process. The college claimed declining enrollment and syllabus changes due to NEP 2020. However, evidence showed her teaching load had significantly increased. The tribunal ruled the termination was not based on genuine administrative necessity.
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Bengaluru Sees Hottest July In 112 Years, Mercury Hits 33.6 Degree Celsius
According to the Meteorological Department, the previous highest July temperature in Bengaluru was 33.3 degree Celsius, recorded in 1914 and again in 1926.
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