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Yemen-bound boat capsizes off Djibouti, killing 139 migrants

A Yemen-bound boat capsized off Djibouti, killing at least 139 migrants and leaving 84 missing. The incident occurred near Guhere on October 8-9, highlighting the dangers of the Eastern Route. The IOM called the crisis sparked by Yemen’s conflict alarming, as migrants flee war and hardship in Ethiopia and Eritrea.

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Free Press JournalCentre Djibouti Boat Tragedy: 139 Dead, 84 Missing as IOM Calls for Safe Migration Routes South China Morning PostCentre Boat capsizes off Djibouti, killing at least 139 migrants

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Nine Indian seafarers rescued after drone attack on tanker at Sohar Anchorage

Nine Indian seafarers were rescued after a drone attack on the tanker MT PETRO DOLPHIN at Sohar Anchorage, while two remain missing. Indian Shipping Minister Sarbananda Sonowal confirmed the incident, with local Coast Guard units involved in the rescue operations.

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FirstpostCentre Nine Indian seafarers rescued, 2 missing after drone attack on tanker at Oman’s Sohar Anchorage

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Bhuvneshwar Kumar returns to India squad after four-year hiatus

Bhuvneshwar Kumar's return to the Indian team after nearly four years marks a significant boost for the white-ball bowling attack. His disciplined approach and hard work have made him a revelation in the last two IPL seasons, where he helped Royal Challengers Bengaluru win consecutive titles with 48 wickets in 30 matches.

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NDTV NewsCentre Bhuvneshwar Kumar Returns to India Team After Four Years

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Imran Khan Detained During CJP-Linked Protests, Sparks 'Ya Jaane Na' Memes

Imran Khan was detained by Mumbai Police during protests linked to the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP). Over 4,000 protesters were detained in Delhi, primarily around Jantar Mantar. Khan posted a photo of himself in the police van on Instagram, sparking reactions comparing the visuals to his 2008 film 'Ya Jaane Na', with users joking that his character Jai Singh Rathod had returned after 18 years.

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Bollywood HungamaCentre FIR registered against Imran Khan and others over August Kranti Maidan protest NDTV NewsCentre Zayn Marie Shares Injury Marks After Detention During CJP Protest

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Trump Announces Energy Ceasefire as Russia Attacks Ukraine's Power Grid

Ukraine's Zelenskyy called Trump's energy ceasefire proposal a 'weak decision' as Russia continued attacks on energy infrastructure. The deal, announced by Trump on Sunday, remains unconfirmed by Moscow, with support from Carney and the UK. Energy shortages persist, and Trump's Iran policy has worsened oil shortages ahead of midterms.

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Mint / LiveMintCentre Trump claims Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire, but Kyiv reports attacks continue The Straits TimesCentre Trump Announces Energy Ceasefire Between Ukraine and Russia

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Judge halts taxpayer-funded Trump promo ads over illegal fund use

A US judge ordered a halt to taxpayer-funded promotional ads of Trump, citing illegal misuse of funds. The Department of Homeland Security used $20 million in taxpayer money for the ads, which featured Trump promoting policies and warning against communism. The court's decision followed legal challenges and bipartisan backlash.

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CBS NewsCentre Judge Orders Trump Admin to Cancel Taxpayer-Funded TV Ads The Straits TimesCentre US judge halts taxpayer-funded Trump ads

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Pravin Tarde Criticizes Bollywood's Absence At Nana Patekar's Funeral

Nana Patekar, who died in Goa on October 8 from a severe heart attack, was laid to rest in his native village of Donje, near Pune. His funeral, attended by political figures, celebrities, and thousands of farmers, sparked debate over Bollywood's limited presence. Pravin Tarde criticized the absence of film industry personalities, noting Nana identified as a farmer, not just an actor.

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