‘We will take it to Kolkata’: Pak’s Khawaja Asif warns India of strikes in ‘future misadventures’
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India makes first oil purchase from Iran in 7 years with no payment hurdle
Amid Middle East supply disruptions, Indian refiners have resumed Iranian crude oil purchases after a seven-year hiatus, securing their energy needs. The government confirmed no payment hurdles exist for these imports, assuring India’s crude oil requirements for the coming months are fully met. This strategic shift diversifies sourcing amidst global supply chain challenges.
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Former Halo art director accuses Microsoft of harassment; shares LinkedIn post
A former Halo art director has accused Microsoft of harassment and retaliation, citing unethical and unlawful practices by senior Halo Studios representatives between 2024 and 2025. Glenn Israel alleges blacklisting, fraud, and a staged harassment campaign designed to force out employees after he filed complaints. He claims investigations were blocked and his role was falsely
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Iran drone strike on US Embassy in Saudi Arabia hit CIA station: Report
A recent Iranian drone attack on the US Embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, inflicted far more damage than initially reported, striking a CIA facility and causing extensive destruction. The incident, part of a wider regional escalation involving Iran and the US, saw multiple drones intercepted, highlighting Iran’s growing capabilities and regional reach.
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When an engineer ‘angered’ Steve Jobs so much with his ‘Microsoft tablet’ stories that he told his team, we need to show …
A new book reveals Steve Jobs’ inspiration for the iPad stemmed from a Microsoft engineer’s persistent boasting about tablet technology. Annoyed by repeated pitches, Jobs vowed to create a superior tablet, famously declaring “God gave us ten styluses.” This anecdote highlights the intense Apple-Microsoft rivalry, a central theme in the 50-year history of Apple.
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Hormuz supply crunch: Rising energy prices impact roads, airlines and restaurants
Global energy prices are soaring due to the Middle East conflict and Strait of Hormuz issues. This is significantly impacting India’s economy. Road construction costs are rising, and airlines face higher fuel expenses. Hotels and restaurants are also feeling the pinch with increased LPG prices. Businesses are adjusting to these escalating costs, with some considering
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Handbrake not properly engaged? Elderly woman crushed to death by Thar in UP
A tragic accident in Farrukhabad, Uttar Pradesh, claimed the life of a 75-year-old woman. While closing a gate for an SUV, she was crushed against a wall when the vehicle unexpectedly rolled backward. CCTV footage captured the harrowing moments. Authorities suspect the handbrake may not have been fully engaged, leading to the fatal incident.
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‘Gates of hell will open’: Iran rejects Trump’s ‘helpless’ 48-hr ultimatum on Hormuz
Iran has rejected a 48-hour ultimatum from US President Donald Trump, who threatened to destroy the nation’s essential infrastructure if a deal isn’t reached. Trump’s warning, issued via Truth Social, cited the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz as a key demand. This ultimatum follows recent diplomatic engagement and previous pauses on potential strikes.