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Reliance Jio IPO: Mukesh Ambani Advances Salaries for Over 4 Lakh Employees
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Reliance Jio's IPO is approaching, with Reliance reportedly releasing salaries early for over 4 lakh employees. Discover the employee quota, IPO price band, minimum investment, bidding dates and latest grey market premium. Meerut Court Sentences Ravita and Amar deep to Death for Husband’s Murder
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A Meerut court has sentenced Ravita and her boyfriend Amardeep to death for the murder of Amit Kashyap. Investigators found that the death was caused by suffocation, not a snakebite, after a snake was allegedly placed on his bed.
Russia-Iran Military Cooperation Strains US Weapons Stocks and Global Security
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Russia-Iran military cooperation is reshaping the Russia-Ukraine and US-Iran wars as American missile stocks shrink, Ukraine faces reduced air defence supplies, and tensions around Hormuz and Bab al-Mandeb threaten global energy security.
Mitchell Starc’s IPL 2027 Participation in Doubt Amid Australia’s Busy Schedule
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Mitchell Starc has left his IPL 2027 participation uncertain as Australia prepares for a packed international schedule, including a five-Test series in India and the 150th-anniversary Ashes Test on March 11.
Shai Hope Hits Four Centuries in Six Matches Against India Across ODI and T20I Formats
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Shai Hope has scored four centuries in his last six matches against India across ODIs and T20Is. With three T20I hundreds already to his name, can the West Indies batter reach a new milestone in Bengaluru? Nigeria to Host ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2028 Africa Qualifier C from October 18
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Nigeria will host the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Africa Sub-Regional Qualifier C in Abuja from October 18 to 26. Six teams will contest 15 matches for two places in the 2027 Africa Regional Final, with Indian viewers requiring a FanCode subscription. Bhuvneshwar Kumar Returns to India’s T20I Squad for Decisive West Indies Clash
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Bhuvneshwar Kumar returns to India’s T20I squad after nearly four years ahead of the decisive West Indies clash in Bengaluru, as Arshdeep Singh’s availability remains uncertain following a shoulder injury.
Mashal Programme Opens Registration to Identify Hidden Sports Talent in Government Schools
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The Mashal programme is inviting government school students to register for sports competitions until October 25, offering rural talent opportunities in kabaddi, football, cycling, long jump and running through school, CRC and BRC levels. PM-SETU Approves ₹1,194.92 Crore for Five ITI Clusters in Three Regions
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The PM-SETU scheme has approved ₹1,194.92 crore for five ITI clusters in Maharashtra, Odisha and Jammu and Kashmir, taking total sanctioned investment to ₹3,687 crore as India advances industry-linked skill development. University of Liverpool Opens Bengaluru Campus, Welcomes First 300 Students
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The University of Liverpool has opened its Bengaluru campus at Alembic City, Whitefield, welcoming nearly 300 students. Discover its academic programmes, research partnerships, India-UK cooperation and tribute to Nobel Laureate Har Gobind Khorana.
Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Says India Can Never Become Nepal, Bangladesh or Sri Lanka
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All India Muslim Jamaat chief Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Barelvi says India can never become like Nepal, Bangladesh or Sri Lanka, calls for scrutiny of foreign protest participants and praises the Yogi government's law and order record. France’s Student Protests: Five Historic Movements That Forced Government Reforms
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France's student protests have repeatedly forced government action, from the May 1968 university reforms to the withdrawal of the Devaquet bill and CPE. As demonstrations return in October 2026, past movements offer important precedents.
