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The Kerala Technological University has entered into a memorandum of understanding with the National Insurance Company to launch the ‘Suraksha’ scheme, offering significant accident coverage.
In a decisive match, Jaron 'Boots' Ennis defeated Xander Zayas by stoppage in the seventh round, securing the WBO and WBA junior middleweight championships.
India's Ministry of External Affairs has firmly rejected Pakistan's accusations regarding a recent attack in Karachi, calling the claims baseless.
St Helens has officially denied Wakefield Trinity's claims regarding a bid for player Harry Robertson and has escalated the matter to the RFL.
With over 55,000 seats unfilled in Tamil Nadu's government arts and science colleges, questions about educational quality and standards are being raised.
A 12-year-old boy from Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region sparked social media reactions after a six-hour solo highway drive, claiming to have dwarfism when stopped by authorities.
An unprecedented blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has left nearly 1,200 cargo ships stranded, carrying goods valued at $125 billion, raising significant concerns for global maritime trade.
The spouse of the main suspect in a gym trainer's murder has accused a Deputy Inspector General of wrongfully implicating a realtor, a claim the DIG has firmly denied.
Amid ongoing tensions, Tehran and Washington are engaged in negotiations in Switzerland, aiming to resolve a four-month conflict. Vance has indicated that a 'successful foundation' has been established.
Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee has expressed concerns about armed individuals at an airport, labeling it a security threat and suggesting a possible attempt on his life following recent election losses.
The BJP claims that Rahul Gandhi is losing support within Congress, citing Shashi Tharoor's recent remarks that allegedly contradict Gandhi's stance on PM Modi's handling of issues.
In a recent interview with Axios, Donald Trump analyzed the global economic situation following the end of the war with Iran, claiming it saved the world from recession.
Iran's government agency announces that vessels must obtain a Tehran-approved insurance policy to navigate the critical Strait of Hormuz.
Analysts from the BBC evaluate the assertions made by both Washington and Tehran regarding their perceived victories in the newly established agreement to conclude hostilities.
Amid seasonal fluctuations, jobless claims in the US continue to be elevated, indicating a resilient labor market despite the volatility.
As insurance premiums soar and coverage options dwindle, California homeowners are facing significant challenges, particularly in areas beyond wildfire zones.
An analysis reveals significant differences between Patrick Soon-Shiong's assertions regarding the efficacy of his cancer drugs and their actual performance.
In a competitive final at Players Championship 22, Rob Cross emerged victorious over Maik Kuivenhoven, marking his first title of the season in Wigan.
Critics of US President Donald Trump question whether the concessions made in the recent Iran deal justify the months of conflict that preceded it.
A former executive at Citi has filed a lawsuit claiming she was fired for raising concerns about risk-management practices related to Trump. The case highlights potential issues within the bank's operations.