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Telangana techie shot dead in US
Hyderabad– A software engineer from Telangana was shot dead by an unidentified person in Maryland state of the US. Nakka…
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Lawmakers in New York pass bills to enforce stringent gun control
ASHOK NILAKANTAN New York– Bowing to public sentiment for greater safety, New York state legislators overwhelmingly passed several bills on…
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Parts of Yellowstone National Park likely to stay closed due to flooding
Washington– Parts of Yellowstone National Park, one of the largest and best-known national parks in the US, may remain closed…
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US mulls ending some tariffs against China to counter inflation: Commerce Secretary
Singapore– The Biden administration is considering ending some Trump-era tariffs on Chinese goods in an attempt to control domestic inflation,…
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US House passes gun package
Washington– The US House of Representatives has passed a gun package in the wake of the recent mass shootings in…
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US manufacturing sector expands faster in May amid continued supply constraints
Washington– The US manufacturing sector saw faster growth in May amid continued supply chain bottlenecks, the Institute for Supply Management…
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‘How to Murder Your Husband’ writer found guilty of murdering husband
Portland– A jury in the US city of Portland has convicted a self-published romance novelist who wrote an essay titled…
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70% Americans view inflation as very big problem: Survey
Washington– A new survey has revealed that 70 per cent Americans view inflation as a “very big problem”. According to…
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Gun homicide rate in US rose sharply during Covid pandemic: CDC
Washington– The rate of gun homicide in the US increased sharply during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a new research…
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US could punish countries for shunning sanctions against Russia, but what about India?
Washington–US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken has said the US is considering taking “action” against countries that are not enforcing…
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