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05 Feb, 2025

Woman jumps from 1st floor to escape sexual assault

Hailing from Payyannur in Kannur, the victim had joined the hotel owned by Devadas a few months ago.

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05 Feb, 2025

4L chickens die in Andhra in 45 days

According to the animal husbandry official, usually, this phenomenon is seasonal and manifests every year, however, due to higher numbers of migratory birds coupled with the negligence of poultry farmers, number of deaths has gone up.

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05 Feb, 2025

CIA reportedly offers buyouts to entire workforce in latest Trump-era purge

The US spy agency is also freezing the hiring of job applicants already given a conditional offer, the WSJ reported, quoting an aide to CIA director John Ratcliffe.

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05 Feb, 2025

Trump says have left instructions to 'obliterate' Iran if it assassinated him

At stake are potentially billions of dollars withheld from Iran through crushing sanctions and the future of a programme on the precipice of enriching weapons-grade uranium.

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05 Feb, 2025

TTD initiates disciplinary action against 18 'non Hindu' employees

Earlier in November 2024, the TTD board headed by chairman BR Naidu said that it would write a letter to the N Chandrababu Naidu-led NDA government for taking an appropriate decision on non-Hindus working in Tirumala.

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05 Feb, 2025

Ismaili Muslims leader Aga Khan dead

Over decades, the Aga Khan evolved into a business magnate and a philanthropist, moving between the spiritual and the worldly with ease.

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05 Feb, 2025

BJP edge over AAP in exit polls, no gain for Cong

The Delhi assembly polls were held on Wednesday, and results would be declared on 8 February.

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05 Feb, 2025

Delhi records 57.70 pc voter turnout till 5 pm

The highest turnout was recorded in the Northeast district at 63.83 per cent, while the New Delhi district recorded the lowest at 54.37 per cent.

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05 Feb, 2025

Delhi polls: Pak Hindu refugees use right to franchise for first time

For decades, thousands of Pakistani Hindus have sought refuge in India, fleeing religious persecution. Many settled in Delhi’s Majnu Ka Tila, living in makeshift shelters, and taking up daily wage work.