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Indian Man Shot Dead in Israel Border Crossing After Falling Victim to Job Scam
Thomas Gabriel Perera, a 47-year-old Indian auto-rickshaw driver, was shot dead by Jordanian security forces on February 10th while illegally crossing into Israel after falling victim to a job scam that promised him a $4,000 monthly salary in Jordan; his brother-in-law was injured and imprisoned.
Indian Man Shot Dead in Israel Border Crossing After Falling Victim to Job Scam
Thomas Gabriel Perera, a 47-year-old Indian auto-rickshaw driver, was shot dead by Jordanian security forces on February 10th while illegally crossing into Israel after falling victim to a job scam that promised him a $4,000 monthly salary in Jordan; his brother-in-law was injured and imprisoned.
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32% Bias Score
International Recruitment Bolsters NHS Staff Amid Shortages
A New Zealand medical student, Ella Smith, moved 11,000 miles to join the NHS in the UK, highlighting the healthcare system's reliance on international recruitment to address staff shortages; one in six NHS staff in Herefordshire and Worcestershire are from overseas.
International Recruitment Bolsters NHS Staff Amid Shortages
A New Zealand medical student, Ella Smith, moved 11,000 miles to join the NHS in the UK, highlighting the healthcare system's reliance on international recruitment to address staff shortages; one in six NHS staff in Herefordshire and Worcestershire are from overseas.
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44% Bias Score
Indian Domestic Worker Executed in UAE Amidst Claims of Injustice
An Indian domestic worker in the UAE was executed for allegedly killing her employers' child; her family claims she was denied adequate legal representation and the child died from a vaccination, sparking controversy in India due to the large Indian expat workforce in the UAE.
Indian Domestic Worker Executed in UAE Amidst Claims of Injustice
An Indian domestic worker in the UAE was executed for allegedly killing her employers' child; her family claims she was denied adequate legal representation and the child died from a vaccination, sparking controversy in India due to the large Indian expat workforce in the UAE.
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60% Bias Score
India's Fighter Jet Dilemma: Modernization Challenges Amidst US-Russia Competition
Facing a critical shortage of fighter jets, India must choose between costly US F-35s, further defense ties with Russia, or prioritize its delayed indigenous AMCA program, creating a complex modernization challenge amid funding constraints and technological hurdles.
India's Fighter Jet Dilemma: Modernization Challenges Amidst US-Russia Competition
Facing a critical shortage of fighter jets, India must choose between costly US F-35s, further defense ties with Russia, or prioritize its delayed indigenous AMCA program, creating a complex modernization challenge amid funding constraints and technological hurdles.
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44% Bias Score
India's Ken-Betwa River Project: Development vs. Displacement
A US$5.2-billion river-linking project in India's water-stressed Bundelkhand region aims to transfer surplus water from the Ken River to the Betwa River, benefiting six million people, but will displace over 6,300 people from 10 villages by 2030, sparking protests over inadequate compensation.
India's Ken-Betwa River Project: Development vs. Displacement
A US$5.2-billion river-linking project in India's water-stressed Bundelkhand region aims to transfer surplus water from the Ken River to the Betwa River, benefiting six million people, but will displace over 6,300 people from 10 villages by 2030, sparking protests over inadequate compensation.
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24% Bias Score
Murder of Congress Activist in Haryana Sparks Investigation
Himanni Narwal, an active member of the Indian National Congress party, was murdered in Haryana, India; her mother alleges her political activities led to her death, refusing funeral rites until justice is served; police are investigating.
Murder of Congress Activist in Haryana Sparks Investigation
Himanni Narwal, an active member of the Indian National Congress party, was murdered in Haryana, India; her mother alleges her political activities led to her death, refusing funeral rites until justice is served; police are investigating.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Pharmaceutical Tariffs: A Risky Gamble
President Trump's proposed reciprocal tariffs on pharmaceuticals, potentially effective April 2, aim to boost domestic manufacturing but risk higher drug prices and shortages in the U.S. due to increased costs and skepticism from major overseas manufacturers.
Trump's Pharmaceutical Tariffs: A Risky Gamble
President Trump's proposed reciprocal tariffs on pharmaceuticals, potentially effective April 2, aim to boost domestic manufacturing but risk higher drug prices and shortages in the U.S. due to increased costs and skepticism from major overseas manufacturers.
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52% Bias Score
British Sikh Activist Acquitted in India but Faces Remaining Charges
Jagtar Singh Johal, a British Sikh activist, was acquitted in a Punjab court after seven years of pretrial detention in India, where he faced the death penalty; however, eight federal charges remain, prompting calls for continued UK government action.
British Sikh Activist Acquitted in India but Faces Remaining Charges
Jagtar Singh Johal, a British Sikh activist, was acquitted in a Punjab court after seven years of pretrial detention in India, where he faced the death penalty; however, eight federal charges remain, prompting calls for continued UK government action.
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48% Bias Score
British Arms Consultant Granted Bail After Six Years in Indian Custody
The Delhi High Court granted bail to Christian James Michel, a British arms consultant detained in India for six years without trial on charges of bribery related to the $753 million AgustaWestland helicopter deal, citing his prolonged pre-trial detention as "exceptional".
British Arms Consultant Granted Bail After Six Years in Indian Custody
The Delhi High Court granted bail to Christian James Michel, a British arms consultant detained in India for six years without trial on charges of bribery related to the $753 million AgustaWestland helicopter deal, citing his prolonged pre-trial detention as "exceptional".
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India Wins Champions Trophy Semifinal Against Australia
India beat Australia by four wickets in a Champions Trophy semifinal in Dubai on Tuesday, setting up a final against either South Africa or New Zealand; Virat Kohli's 84 runs proved crucial in a low-scoring contest marked by Australia's inexperienced bowling attack.
India Wins Champions Trophy Semifinal Against Australia
India beat Australia by four wickets in a Champions Trophy semifinal in Dubai on Tuesday, setting up a final against either South Africa or New Zealand; Virat Kohli's 84 runs proved crucial in a low-scoring contest marked by Australia's inexperienced bowling attack.
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48% Bias Score
Sebi Bans "She-Wolf of Stock Market" Amid Influencer Crackdown
India's market regulator, Sebi, banned YouTuber Asmita Patel, known as the "She-Wolf of Wall Street," and six others from trading for selling illegal stock tips disguised as education, highlighting the challenges of regulating online financial advice amid a surge in online trading accounts.
Sebi Bans "She-Wolf of Stock Market" Amid Influencer Crackdown
India's market regulator, Sebi, banned YouTuber Asmita Patel, known as the "She-Wolf of Wall Street," and six others from trading for selling illegal stock tips disguised as education, highlighting the challenges of regulating online financial advice amid a surge in online trading accounts.
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44% Bias Score
Russia's Trade Shift: From Europe to China and India
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, its trade shifted dramatically from Europe to China and India, with China now accounting for 32.7% and India 16.8% of Russian exports, while European countries account for merely 15%. This reflects the EU's reduction in Russian energy imports and China and Ind...
Russia's Trade Shift: From Europe to China and India
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, its trade shifted dramatically from Europe to China and India, with China now accounting for 32.7% and India 16.8% of Russian exports, while European countries account for merely 15%. This reflects the EU's reduction in Russian energy imports and China and Ind...
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44% Bias Score
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