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22 Aug 2023

"Was In Competition With India" Russian Space Researcher Vitaly Egorov Calls Luna-25 'Propaganda'

Russia has been racing against India, whose Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft is scheduled to land on the moon's south pole this week, and more broadly against China and the United States which both have advanced lunar ambitions.

14 Apr 2021

Alessandra Galloni becomes first woman Editor-in-chief of Reuters in 170 years

Alessandra Galloni becomes Editor-in-chief of Reuters She is the first woman to take the post in company's 170 years history She will Stephen Adler who will retire next month

17 Jan 2019

Modi government's action plan for Farmer

Modi Government may announce a new scheme for Farmers, According to Reuters, Farmers may get loans without any interest rate.

17 Jan 2019

Morning Breaking: Watch top news stories of the day, January 17th, 2019

This segment of Zee News brings to you top stories of the day. Watch this video to know more.

Modi government

17 Jan 2019

Modi Government may announce new scheme for Farmers

Modi Government may announce a new scheme for Farmers, According to Reuters, Farmers may get loans without any interest rate.

Modi government

17 Jan 2019

Morning Breaking: Modi Government may announce new scheme for Farmers

Modi Government may announce a new scheme for Farmers, According to Reuters, Farmers may get loans without any interest rate.

Getting It Right

29 Jun 2018

Petty politicking should stop when India faces international embarrassment

Both the Congress and the BJP are guilty of often putting petty politics ahead of India's image and inetrests.

01 Jan 2018

England vs Australia, ODI series: England's Ben Stokes replaced by Dawid Malan

Stokes, who was provisionally named in England`s squad, is awaiting a decision on whether he will be charged by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for his involvement in an altercation outside a Bristol nightclub in September.

24 Feb 2017

Claudio Ranieri shown the door nine months after Leicester's fairy-tale run to Premier League title

The club are three points, three places and millions of pounds better off than they were at this stage of the Premier League campaign two years ago.

UN chief Ban Ki-moon

13 Oct 2016

Hope Thailand will honour King's human rights legacy, says UN chief Ban Ki-Moon

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon said he hoped Thailand will honor King Bhumibol Adulyadej`s legacy of commitment to universal values and respect for human rights, his spokesman said in a statement following the king`s death on Thursday.

29 Sep 2016

Cause of concern: Polar bears being shot dead in Norway's Arctic worries authorities

Dangerous encounters with humans are getting more frequent as visitors increase and global warming melts the sea ice on which the creatures roam.

27 Aug 2016

Zika virus may spread sexually from asymptomatic man to woman, claims study

The finding came from a report in Maryland where a man who was infected with Zika in the Dominican Republic but had no symptoms infected his female partner who had not traveled to a place where Zika is being transmitted.

18 Aug 2016

Arsenal aren''t afraid to spend, says Wenger

Arsene Wenger has urged Arsenal fans to be patient with their club`s relative lack of transfer market activity and has reassured supporters that they are keen to recruit before the end of the month.

14 Jul 2016

Price spike dulls gold's lustre for Indian buyers

Tiger temple raid

09 Jun 2016

Thailand's animal tourism in trouble post Tiger Temple raid; other animal attractions to be inspected

Frozen tiger carcasses, skins and dead cubs in jars, were a part of the haul during the temple raid among other protected species.

18 May 2016

FBI exploited Firefox browser to combat child pornography

US District Judge Robert Bryan in Tacoma, Washington, on Monday rejected Mozilla’s bid to intervene in a case against a school administrator charged in the investigation, Jay Michaud.

13 May 2016

Facebook releases employee guidelines amid accusations of political bias

Technology news website Gizmodo on Monday reported that a former Facebook employee said workers “routinely suppressed news stories of interest to conservative readers” while “artificially” adding other stories to the trending list.

05 Apr 2016

French youths clash with police as turnout against labour bill wanes

Police said some 150 people were arrested during a march in central Paris and 27 during other marches in other parts of France.

Sleeping Sickness

26 Jan 2016

Sleeping sickness parasite owes extinction to “stagnant sex life”

A study has found that the sleeping sickness parasite has not had sex for more than 10,000 years.

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