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‘Terrorist act’: UAE official on flydubai attack, praises India pilot Smit Machchhar

UAE authorities are probing the flydubai cockpit incident as pilot Smit Machchhar receives praise for helping avert a potential disaster NEW DELHI: A UAE official has described the mid-air incident involving flydubai flight FZ1073 as a “terrorist act” while praising Indian pilot Smit Machchhar for his role in ensuring the aircraft landed safely, news agency…

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon once again ‘warns’ Europe ‘you may be losing’, offers ‘big, beautiful solution’

Jamie Dimon, the CEO of America’s largest bank JPMorgan Chase has renewed his warning that Europe risks falling behind economically, while proposing what he called a ‘big beautiful’ free-trade agreement with the United States as part of a broader effort to strengthen the Western alliance. In an opinion piece published in The Wall Street Journal,…

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Steve Jobs’ son watched his father battle cancer as a child; decades later, Reed Jobs is using a $1 billion fund to fight the disease |

Reed Jobs was 12 when his father, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, was diagnosed with a rare form of pancreatic cancer. Eight years later, Steve died at 56, while Reed was an undergraduate at Stanford. The experience shaped Reed’s interest in cancer research, leading him to spend summers working in oncology laboratories as a teenager before…

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‘Better to die with self-respect’: Former maharaja of Bharatpur Vishvendra Singh quits Congress | Jaipur News

Vishvendra Singh, a member of the erstwhile Bharatpur royal family, announced his decision in a social media post. JAIPUR: Former Rajasthan minister and former Bharatpur Maharaja Vishvendra Singh on Friday announced that he was leaving the Congress, two days after launching a sharp attack on state party president Govind Singh Dotasra over the recent urban…

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‘I will not meet another person for 12 years’: At 31, Japanese monk begins an extraordinary journey of complete isolation, leaving the outside world behind until 2038

On September 11, 2026, a 31-year-old Japanese monk named Sogaku Taguchi entered one of the most extreme forms of religious discipline still practised today. Taguchi, the chief monk of Nanzambo Temple, part of the historic Enryaku-ji complex on Mount Hiei in Otsu, Shiga Prefecture, northeast of Kyoto, has begun a 12-year period of complete isolation…

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