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Students in Bihar were tormented by paper leaks, a dilapidated education system, biased recruitment processes, unemployment, and a government that rained bullets on them, RJD supremo says
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Saudi Arabia has resumed oil loadings from inside the Strait of Hormuz after weeks of suspended shipments. The move could ease tight supplies of heavier crude grades amid continued regional tensions.
Boksburg Magistrate's Court postpones Meyer case to 25 August for formal bail application as Collins is detained at Modderbee Prison for security reasons.
Electric MG ZS vehicles continue to patrol the IDF's Kirya headquarters in Tel Aviv, despite restrictions on Chinese vehicles and renewed concerns over Chinese-made technology.
Aerial and close-up footage shows an early Champagne grape harvest in Tours-sur-Marne as heatwaves force smaller crews and faster picking schedules
The Minerals Commission has cautioned mining companies operating in Ghana that mineral rights granted by the state are a privilege and not an absolute right, stressing that such rights come with…
The victims of Monday's blast in Kabul were aged 9 to 14, according to the UN mission, UNAMA, which cited 'conflicting reports of either an attack or unexploded ordnance.'
