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"Shinzo Abe Had Many Plans For World": Wife Breaks Down At NDTV Summit
Reminiscing about July 8, the day the former Japanese PM was shot dead during a political event in the nation's Nara, Abe said he was in a very good mood and had breakfast with her and his mother.
NDTV Indo-Japan Summit: Japanese Odissi Dancer, Indian Entrepreneur On Feeling Of Belongingness
Naka said Odissi is her life. She also spoke about her early doubts. "I'm Japanese, and my eyes are too small to express Abhinaya," she said. She added that she has since accepted who she is.
US Woman Marries 14 Men To Fuel Her Rs 3 Crore Gambling Habit
Las Vegas woman jailed for marrying multiple men to fund gambling addiction and ordered to pay $280,000 restitution.
Shinzo Abe Believed India Would Overtake China Economically, Says Ex-Aide Tomohiko Taniguchi
Taniguchi mentioned that Abe believed India would one day overtake China in the size of its economy.
7 Things Nobel Laureates Get Besides Medal And Money
While the medal and money may be the most visible rewards, the Nobel Prize offers something considerably harder to measure: A permanent place in history.
Canadian Poet Anne Carson Awarded Nobel Prize In Literature 2026
Anne Carson is widely known for her translations of classical Greek literature, which heavily influences her work, which ranges from opera libretti to literary criticism and verse novels such as "Autobiography of Red" from 1998.
US Man Pleads Guilty To Buying Plutonium From Russia, Selling It Online To Customers
A US man admitted to illegally importing and selling radioactive plutonium and possessing child porn.
Opinion: Blog | Nana Patekar, And The Sharp, Lasting Sting Of His 'Plain-Speak'
"Subah ghar se niklo, bheed ka hissa bano..." Nana Patekar's characters often spoke with the bluntness of men who had little patience for pretence. Just like Nana himself.
Trump Proposes Camp David-Style Presidential Retreat At Florida Golf Club
Past presidents have used Camp David, a rustic compound in Maryland, as a weekend retreat and a place to host presidential meetings.
Trump Makes $100 Million Push To Train American Scientists
The initiative, which President Donald Trump is set to announce at a White House summit on Thursday, aims to increase the number of highly trained scientific researchers who are American citizens through fellowships for PhD programs.
1 Dead, 2 Injured In Poland's Second School Attack In Two Days
A 37-year-old woman who worked as a caretaker had died in the attack, which took place at around 0700 GMT in Leszczydol-Nowiny.
'Bored' Woman Who Hates Children Posed As Substitute Teacher To Insult Students At Her Former School
A woman impersonated a substitute teacher at Rufus King High and insulted students before arrest.
US Executes Prisoner With Same Injection Days After Christa Pike Survived
Pentobarbital is a powerful drug that slows down the brain and nervous system. In normal medicine, drugs from this family can be used for things such as treating seizures or helping with sedation.
"There Was So Much Blood, Pulse Was Low": Dentist Who Treated Smit Machchhar
Gripped by intense emotions, Musaev said he would like to meet Captain Machchhar soon and said the traumatic incident has bonded the passengers for life.
Climate Change Strips Island's Title Of Largest Penguin Colony: Study
The researchers suggest that the "alarming declines" should lead to chinstrap penguins being redesignated as "endangered" by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
"Earth Almost Entirely In Red": Warnings As "Super-Duper El Nino" Intensifies
For October-November-December, the anomaly is forecast to reach approximately 3.7 degrees Celsius above normal due to El Nino.
Naked Trump Statue Dubbed 'Orange Plague' On Display At European Parliament
An 8.5-foot-tall golden sculpture depicts Trump sitting on the shoulders of a smaller, clothed man who appears to be carrying his weight.
Pakistan Says Middle East Oil Shock Is Accelerating EV Shift
While Pakistan has every incentive to push ahead, along with other major oil and fuel importers, factors like vehicle cost and charging infrastructure mean a large-scale transformation of the country's fleet and oil-consumption needs is years away.
