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Aviation Insurance Adapts to Limited Nuclear Warfare Threat

Due to the rising probability of limited nuclear warfare, the aviation industry is creating insurance policies that would allow flights to continue outside immediate conflict zones, unlike previous policies mandating worldwide grounding after any nuclear detonation.

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India-Pakistan Nuclear War Risk Highlighted by Recent Confrontation

A recent India-Pakistan military confrontation highlighted the risk of nuclear war, averted only through international mediation. Both nations possess around 170 nuclear weapons each, increasing concerns about regional stability.

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Haafner's Anti-Colonial Testimony: Exposing Brutality in 18th-Century India

Jacob Haafner, a Dutch anti-colonial writer, detailed the brutality of British and Dutch colonialism in 18th-century India in his newly translated work, "Een Hollander op blote voeten," exposing atrocities like the torture of servants and the massacre of entire villages.

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India-Pakistan LoC Conflict: Renewed Violence After Pahalgam Attack

The recent escalation of conflict along the India-Pakistan Line of Control (LoC) after the Pahalgam attack resulted in at least 16 reported deaths in India and 40 claimed deaths in Pakistan, highlighting the volatile nature of the de facto border dividing the disputed Kashmir region.

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Odisha Indigenous Women Lead Climate Change Adaptation Effort

Indigenous women in Odisha, India, are leading a community effort to map and restore dwindling natural resources due to climate change, seeking \$2 million in government funding to protect their lands and traditions, highlighting the disproportionate impact on Indigenous communities.

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India-Pakistan Conflict: EU Sought for Mediation

India and Pakistan requested EU mediation in their conflict after a terrorist attack in India triggered missile strikes, resulting in civilian deaths on both sides; the EU condemned the attack but urged de-escalation.

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Indigenous Women in Odisha Map Climate Change Impacts, Seek Funding for Restoration

Indigenous women in Odisha, India, are using "dream maps" to advocate for \$2 million in funding to restore dwindling resources caused by climate change, highlighting the disproportionate impact on their communities and traditional practices.

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Zero Hunger
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Delhi's 1600-Year-Old Iron Pillar: A Testament to Ancient Metallurgical Prowess

A 5th-century, 7.2-meter, six-ton iron pillar in Delhi's Qutb Minar complex defies corrosion due to its high phosphorus content, lack of sulfur and magnesium, and ancient forge-welding techniques, showcasing advanced ancient metallurgical practices.

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23 Deaths from Toxic Liquor in Amritsar, India

Twenty-three people died in Amritsar, India, after consuming toxic liquor; police arrested 16 individuals and are investigating a network extending to Delhi, with the Chief Minister announcing ₹1 million compensation and government jobs for victims' families.

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Razorpay: From Startup Struggle to $7.5 Billion Valuation and Aggressive Expansion

Razorpay, founded by Harshil Mathur and Shashank Kumar, grew from a small startup struggling to secure funding to a $7.5 billion company, aiming to expand aggressively across India and Southeast Asia, facing increased competition from global players.

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India Kills 31 Maoist Rebels in Largest-Ever Anti-Naxal Operation

Indian security forces conducted a 21-day operation killing 31 suspected Maoist rebels in central India, destroying 214 hideouts, and recovering hundreds of explosives, marking the "biggest ever" operation against the decades-long insurgency.

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India-Pakistan Border Tensions Escalate with Electronic Warfare Deployments

Following a militant attack that killed 26 Indian tourists, India and Pakistan deployed electronic warfare systems along their border, disrupting communications and radar systems and escalating tensions between the two nuclear powers. India's Samyukta system and Pakistan's Chinese-supplied EW assets...

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