Sunday/ 12 Nov
The WHO reports that tuberculosis remains the deadliest infectious disease globally, causing approximately 1.23 million deaths in 2024. Despite a slight decline in fatalities, the WHO warns that stagnating funding threatens progress made in combating the disease. The number of diagnosed cases reached about 8.3 million, with the highest incidences in India, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

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HALTejas

An Indian Air Force HAL Tejas fighter jet crashed during a flight demonstration at the Dubai Air Show. The pilot suffered fatal injuries and died in the crash, while emergency services responded quickly to extinguish...

13h/2h
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VladimirPutin

The USA has implemented sanctions targeting Russia's two largest oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil, to reduce Russia's oil revenue by 20% to 30%. India and China, which import most of Russia’s maritime oil exports, have...

26h/10h
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PopeLeoXIV

Pope Leo XIV delivered an urgent message at the COP30 conference criticizing leaders for lacking political will to adhere to the Paris climate agreement. He emphasized the need for swift action and condemned the absence...

Tue/Wed
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NarendraModi

At least 45 Indian pilgrims died after their bus crashed into a diesel tanker near Medina, Saudi Arabia, during their return journey from Umrah pilgrimage in Mecca. Only one survivor, Mohammed Shoaib, is in intensive...

Mon
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SheikhHasina

The International Crimes Tribunal in Dhaka sentenced former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan to death in absentia for crimes against humanity tied to a 2024 student uprising...

Mon/46h
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ShakilSumithra

Shakil Sumithra and Hassan Saleem were arrested at the Rupaidiha border crossing for attempting to enter India without visas. The audiologists were volunteering with Brinos and are now in custody under the Indian...

Sun
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NarendraModi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the car bombing near Delhi's Red Fort as a conspiracy against the state that caused at least 10 deaths and 32 injuries. The National Investigation Agency arrested a man from...

Sun/Mon
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WHO

The WHO reports that tuberculosis remains the deadliest infectious disease globally, causing approximately 1.23 million deaths in 2024. Despite a slight decline in fatalities, the WHO warns that stagnating funding...

12 Nov/Sun