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What was hit in Caracas? Satellite images show damage at Fort Tiuna after US airstrikes on Venezuela

WORLD

What was hit in Caracas? Satellite images show damage at Fort Tiuna after US airstrikes on Venezuela

Satellite images show damage at Caracas’s Fort Tiuna after US airstrikes hit Venezuelan military sites, as Trump confirms bombing and Maduro’s capture.

Trump says he’ll run Venezuela. No timeline, lots of oil, and a warning: 'You could be next.' Read the top quotes

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Trump says he’ll run Venezuela. No timeline, lots of oil, and a warning: 'You could be next.' Read the top quotes

Top Trump quotes from Mar-a-Lago on Venezuela: “We’re going to run the country,” boots on the ground, oil rebuild plans, and an open-ended transition.

How the US carried out the Venezuela raid: Inside the 2-hour, 20-minute operation 'Absolute Resolve'

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How the US carried out the Venezuela raid: Inside the 2-hour, 20-minute operation 'Absolute Resolve'

How the US carried out the Venezuela raid Trump calls historic, from airstrikes and helicopters to the extraction of Maduro under Operation Absolute Resolve.

Venezuela has the world’s biggest oil stash. So why is it still broke and why is the US circling back?

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Venezuela has the world’s biggest oil stash. So why is it still broke and why is the US circling back?

Venezuela holds the world’s largest oil reserves but struggles to sell them. Here’s how heavy crude, sanctions, Chevron and tanker seizures shape US policy.

India's BRICS presidency year begins with a loaded question: What to do about Pakistan

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India's BRICS presidency year begins with a loaded question: What to do about Pakistan

India has assumed the BRICS presidency for 2026. Here’s how it may shape expansion rules, partner status, and Pakistan’s push to join BRICS and the NDB.

‘An event is coming’: Why Rich Dad Poor Dad author thinks 2026 could bring the next global financial shock

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‘An event is coming’: Why Rich Dad Poor Dad author thinks 2026 could bring the next global financial shock

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki warns of an “event-driven” global economic shock in 2026, citing market fragility and China risks.

India's gig economy’s stress test: Why delivery workers are striking on Christmas and New Year’s Eve

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India's gig economy’s stress test: Why delivery workers are striking on Christmas and New Year’s Eve

Gig workers across India plan strikes on December 25 and 31, citing falling pay, unsafe delivery targets and weak social security protections.

2025: The year AI stopped being just a feature and started running the world

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2025: The year AI stopped being just a feature and started running the world

A 2025 AI year-ender on GPT-5 and Claude 4, AI search wars, China’s open models, chip geopolitics, copyright fights, and India’s BharatGen push.

Delhi doesn’t just make pollution. It stores it, and winter locks the lid

INDIA

Delhi doesn’t just make pollution. It stores it, and winter locks the lid

Why Delhi-NCR air turns toxic each winter: inversion 'locks' pollution in, regional smoke adds load, and quick fixes miss big emission sources.

SHANTI Bill, 2025: Why India is opening doors for private firms to run nuclear power plants, and why now

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SHANTI Bill, 2025: Why India is opening doors for private firms to run nuclear power plants, and why now

SHANTI Bill 2025 would open India’s civil nuclear sector to private firms, rework liability rules, and aim for 100 GW by 2047. Here’s what’s changing.

Messi chaos in Kolkata is the warning sign: Why India keeps losing control of crowds

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Messi chaos in Kolkata is the warning sign: Why India keeps losing control of crowds

From Kolkata’s Messi event to Hathras and Kumbh, India’s crowd disasters share one cause: preventable planning failures that turn density into death.

IndiGo chaos made ‘FDTL’ a buzzword. What pilot duty rules are and why DGCA tightened them | Explained

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IndiGo chaos made ‘FDTL’ a buzzword. What pilot duty rules are and why DGCA tightened them | Explained

India has overhauled pilot FDTL rules with longer rest and stricter night limits. Here’s what changed, why DGCA did it, and what it means for flyers.

IndiGo’s worst week in years: Flight cancellations, DGCA heat and the fragile maths of India’s busiest airline

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IndiGo’s worst week in years: Flight cancellations, DGCA heat and the fragile maths of India’s busiest airline

How an Airbus software fix, new pilot fatigue rules and crew shortages led to mass flight cancellations and DGCA heat.

Black Friday’s new influencer: AI-powered shopping surges 805% as online spend hits new US record

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Black Friday’s new influencer: AI-powered shopping surges 805% as online spend hits new US record

AI-powered shopping tools helped push U.S. Black Friday online spending to a record $11.8 bn, with AI traffic up 805% even as tariffs drove prices higher.

A320 software scare: How solar radiation and a JetBlue plunge triggered one of Airbus’ largest recalls in its 55-year history

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A320 software scare: How solar radiation and a JetBlue plunge triggered one of Airbus’ largest recalls in its 55-year history

Airbus has ordered urgent software fixes on about 6,000 A320 jets after a JetBlue scare tied to solar-radiation data corruption, disrupting flights worldwide.

Inside India’s ‘Black Friday illusion’: How fake discounts and dark patterns trick shoppers

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Inside India’s ‘Black Friday illusion’: How fake discounts and dark patterns trick shoppers

India’s Black Friday-style sales face scrutiny as CCPA flags dark patterns, fines FirstCry, and 2,000+ fake sale sites emerge. Here’s how shoppers are being misled.

What triggered Trump’s ‘permanent pause’ threat and what it means for Third World migrants

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What triggered Trump’s ‘permanent pause’ threat and what it means for Third World migrants

After a DC shooting by an Afghan migrant, Trump has vowed to 'permanently pause' migration from 'Third World countries'. What triggered it, and what it really means.

‘Big Short’ vs Nvidia: Michael Burry’s AI bubble warning and the chip giant’s memo to Wall Street

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‘Big Short’ vs Nvidia: Michael Burry’s AI bubble warning and the chip giant’s memo to Wall Street

Michael Burry is warning of an AI bubble and shorting Nvidia. The chip giant has replied with a memo to Wall Street. Our explainer breaks down the fight.

Dismissal of Christian officer who didn't enter Gurdwara: How Army veterans view SC's stern observations

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Dismissal of Christian officer who didn't enter Gurdwara: How Army veterans view SC's stern observations

The Supreme Court has upheld the dismissal of Lt Samuel Kamalesan, a Christian officer. Veterans explain what the ruling means for faith, discipline and the Army’s secular ethos.

Rich Dad Poor Dad author revives 2013 ‘prophecy’, says markets are crashing now; touts silver’s $200 target

BUSINESS

Rich Dad Poor Dad author revives 2013 ‘prophecy’, says markets are crashing now; touts silver’s $200 target

Robert Kiyosaki warns of a 2025 global market crash, links it to AI-driven job losses, and urges buying silver, gold, Bitcoin and Ethereum.

From unpaid interns to underpaid fresher: How India’s new labour codes redraw the deal for young workers

BUSINESS

From unpaid interns to underpaid fresher: How India’s new labour codes redraw the deal for young workers

India’s labour codes effective Nov 21, 2025 guarantee minimum wage for all workers, mandatory appointment letters, and wage payment during leave. Explained.

India’s new labour codes reset flexible hiring: What changes for fixed-term and contract workers

BUSINESS

India’s new labour codes reset flexible hiring: What changes for fixed-term and contract workers

India’s labour codes change flexible work: fixed-term staff gain benefit parity and quicker gratuity; contract workers get clearer protections and liability on firms.

Boom or bubble? What Nvidia’s blockbuster quarter reveals about AI’s future and India’s place in it

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Boom or bubble? What Nvidia’s blockbuster quarter reveals about AI’s future and India’s place in it

Nvidia’s blowout quarter is AI’s reality check: why the boom lives, why the bubble haunts, and why India matters.

Bihar counting day security: 46 centres, 3-tier grid, CAPF inside, CCTV on; how the state plans to keep Nov 14 calm

INDIA

Bihar counting day security: 46 centres, 3-tier grid, CAPF inside, CCTV on; how the state plans to keep Nov 14 calm

Bihar counting on Nov 14: 46 centres, 3-tier security, CAPF inside cordons, 24x7 CCTV, drones, and strict access at strongrooms. What opens when, and who can enter.

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