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Devina GuptaBBC News, Delhi
Getty ImagesTwenty years ago when British retail giant Tesco entered India with a back-office, its team…
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India’s booming back-offices worry about rising trade barriers
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Nepali troops deployed amid mass Gen Z protests : NPR
The Gen Z group protests against corruption and the ban on many social media platforms by the government in Nepal on…
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Nepali troops deployed amid mass Gen Z protests : NPR
The Gen Z group protests against corruption and the ban on many social media platforms by the government in Nepal on…
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Macron appoints Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu as France’s latest prime minister
PARIS (AP) — French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday appointed Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu as new prime minister and tasked him with immediately trying to get the country’s fractious…
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Wife of Ex-Nepali PM Burned Alive, Gen Z Revolt Engulfs Country
The wife of former prime minister of Nepal Jhala Nath Khanal died Tuesday after she was burned alive when her home was set on fire amid violent anti-government protests in the country, regional media…
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Princeton grad student kidnapped for over 900 days in Iraq has been released, Trump says
A Princeton University doctoral student who was kidnapped by a militia group in Iraq in 2023 and was held for more than 900 days has been released, President Trump announced Tuesday.
Elizabeth Tsurkov, an Israeli and Russian citizen whose…
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Cruise ship passenger in Puerto Rico jumps overboard allegedly to avoid $16,000 gambling debt
A man who jumped off a Royal Caribbean cruise ship near the Port of San Juan over the weekend — allegedly to avoid paying off more than $16,000 in gambling debt to the cruise line — has been charged with a federal crime, authorities…
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Australia approves world-first vaccine to curb killer epidemic
USCThe single-dose vaccine aims to stop the spread and severity of the disease A world-first vaccine which could save Australia’s endangered koala population from a rampant chlamydia epidemic has now been approved by a federal regulator.
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