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Oil Prices: Oil prices today: Crude holds steady, heads for weekly losses as Hormuz flows remain choppy

Goldman Sachs estimated that total Gulf exports recently stood at 15 million to 16 million barrels per day (representative image) Oil prices were largely steady on Friday but remained on track for a sharp weekly decline as traders weighed stalled US-Iran diplomatic talks against a tentative and uneven recovery in crude flows through the Strait…

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NEET UG 2026 Round 2 counselling dates announced: Registration from September 3, check schedule and fees

The Medical Counselling Committee has announced the Round 2 schedule for NEET UG 2026 counselling. Candidates seeking admission through the All India Quota, deemed and central universities can register from September 3. The seat allotment result is scheduled for September 11, while selected candidates will have to report to their allotted institutions from September 12…

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guru randhawa backs nora fatehi amid backlash over podcast comments they cant

Guru Randhawa BACKS Nora Fatehi amid backlash over podcast comments: ‘They can’t take the queen title from you’ | Hindi Movie News

Guru Randhawa BACKS Nora Fatehi amid backlash over podcast comments: ‘They can’t…’ Singer Guru Randhawa has extended his support to Nora Fatehi after clips from her recent podcast conversation with Dr Sheen went viral online. In the conversation, the actress spoke about how a single moment was used to misrepresent her decade-long career. Guru Randhawa’s…

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Green Party leader Zack Polanski calls for data centre freeze

Green Party leader Zack Polanski calls for data centre freeze in England; says they ‘guzzle’ energy, water | World News

Zack Polanski demands freeze on English data centres. Green Party leader Zack Polanski has called for a freeze on approvals for new data centres in England, arguing that the rapidly expanding industry is putting pressure on water and energy supplies.Polanski said the government should introduce tougher environmental requirements for data centres and give local communities…

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Japan killed more than 14,000 bears between April 2025 and January 2026 after record attacks on people; despite the cull, 6 people have been killed this year and the government plans to remove another 8,800 bears

Japan killed more than 14,000 bears between April 2025 and January 2026 after record attacks on people; despite the cull, 6 people have been killed this year and the government plans to remove another 8,800 bearsAs Tokyo heats up, every year thousands in Japan head to Karuizawa in the Nagano prefecture. Located at the foot…

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US judge blocks Trump admin’s Anthropic sanctions, calls them unlawful

President Donald Trump listens as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth speaks at a cabinet meeting. (AP Photo) A US federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration acted unlawfully in targeting AI firm Anthropic after it resisted certain military uses of its models, saying national security cannot be used to justify retaliation against government critics.US District…

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Jio Platforms Ipo: Jio Platforms gets Sebi nod for $3.8 billion IPO, potentially India’s biggest listing

$3.8 billion Jio IPO gets Sebi approval Jio Platforms, the digital services arm of Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries, has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) for its proposed $3.8 billion initial public offering, paving the way for what could become India’s biggest listing.The market regulator approved the IPO on Friday,…

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‘People don’t always know the real story’: Sjoerd Marijne responds to questions over pre-World Cup leave | Hockey News

NEW DELHI: India women’s hockey team chief coach Sjoerd Marijne has defended his decision to take leave shortly before the FIH World Cup, insisting his absence did not compromise the team’s preparations and that he remained closely involved in the build-up to the tournament.Marijne’s decision to take leave before the World Cup had come under…

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