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The Indian staffer, Waibhav Anil Kale, 46, was a former Indian Army officer and was working for the United Nations (UN).
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The victim was identified as Col. Waibhav Anil Kale, who had started working a month ago as a security coordinator for the UN in Gaza, according to The Washington Post, which quoted unnamed informed sources.
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Kia said it accentuated the dynamism of the new EV6 under the company's design philosophy named "Modern Contrast."
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"The cheaper upfront cost of PHEVs when compared to BEVs and the availability of a fuel tank that eliminates range anxiety were among the main reasons for high PHEV demand," said Research Analyst Abhik Mukherjee.
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In April, the 21-year-old got her old voice back. Not the real one, but a voice clone generated by artificial intelligence that she can summon from a phone app. Trained on a 15-second clip of her teenage voice, her synthetic AI voice can now say almost anything she wants
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In the last day alone, the Israeli army reported 63 Palestinian fatalities and 114 injuries, marking a grim toll of 35,034 deaths and 78,755 injuries since the onset of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict last October
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In March, Massachusetts General Hospital transplanted the genetically-edited pig kidney into Rick Slayman, a 62-year-old man living with end-stage kidney disease.
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"A Deputy Prime Minister will serve as Chief of Staff of the Government Executive Office."
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UNRWA stresses the real impact of decisions on ground-level individuals, particularly children, underlining the immediate necessity for a Gaza ceasefire.
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Media reports indicate that the protests against the contentious "Russian law" initially occurred without significant incidents.
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The officials said that Arun and Yesudas Junior a.k.a Priyan, both residents of Trivandrum, Kerala, were arrested on Tuesday.
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The company voluntarily withdrew its "marketing authorisation" of its Covid vaccine, sold as Covishield in India and Vaxzevria in Europe.
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Putin on Tuesday once again promised Russians a prosperous future, but since the invasion of Ukraine, many have seen the cost of living rise.
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The Sri Lankan government's move will open exciting possibilities for seamless travel between the two nations.
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The study showed that acid-reducing drugs are linked to a higher risk of migraines and other severe headaches
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Cerebral palsy is a disorder affecting one's ability to move. It is the most common motor disability in children, with symptoms emerging in infancy and early childhood.
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Dorsey-backed Bluesky, an alternative to Twitter/X, reached two million users in November last year.
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More rainfall was forecast, raising the risk of major flooding.
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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Chinese Premier Li Qiang are expected to visit Seoul to meet with President Yoon Suk Yeol as South Korea is the current rotating chair.
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The incident occurred in the parking lot of a hardware store in suburban Willetton on Saturday night.
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The warship, INS Sumedha deployed for anti-piracy operations in the Arabian Sea, intercepted fishing vessel Al Rahmani in early hours of April 30.
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The Consulate General of India in Toronto offered heartfelt condolences for the tragic passing of Manivannan, Mahalakshmi, and their infant grandchild, who were tragically involved in the fatal accident on Highway 401 in Whitby
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Thirty-five days have passed since the container ship Dali caused a bridge collapse in Baltimore on March 26, resulting in the deaths of six workers. Despite the incident, the 20 Indian crew members of the vessel are still on board.
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UNRWA declared in a press statement on its social media platform X, that the conflict in Gaza remains a "war on women," citing over 10,000 fatalities and 19,000 injuries among women due to ongoing Israeli assaults.