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What Trump tariffs? Russia accounts for more than half of India’s crude oil imports

A sharp cut in Russian crude imports could raise India’s oil import bill, disrupt refinery operations. With Russia’s share in India’s oil imports progressively climbing up, any abrupt shift away from Moscow’s crude appears unlikely in wake of the fresh Trump tariff threat emerging from the US, says Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) in its…

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Table Tennis federation challenges sports ministry suspension, cites Olympic Charter autonomy

The Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) on Thursday asked the Sports Ministry to reconsider its decision to suspend the federation’s recognition, saying the move could affect the body’s autonomy under the Olympic Charter.The federation also requested the ministry to keep its August 12 order in abeyance and review the matter.The Sports Ministry on Wednesday…

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Which US colleges keep students studying long after classes end? The top 5 may surprise you

A new Princeton Review survey reveals the five US colleges where students report spending the most time studying beyond classroom hours, with Caltech leading the list. Who studies the most? It is a question that can bring back memories of school bells, hurried trips home, and the familiar relief of leaving the classroom behind. College…

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When your heart feels heavy: Read Psalm 34:18 today for spiritual comfort, hope, & relief from stress and grief

When life weighs heavily on your heart, it can feel overwhelming and exhausting. Yet, Psalm 34:18 from the Bible reminds us that God is close to those who are brokenhearted. This divine presence offers solace when words fall short of expressing our hurt. Embracing our brokenness is not shameful; it’s an opportunity to turn to…

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‘Stop being a princess’: Australian crowd targets Steve Smith over sight screen delay

Australia’s Steve Smith (James Ross/AAP Image via AP) Steve Smith may have been Australia’s standout batter during the first Test against Bangladesh in Darwin, but it was a brutally funny remark from a fan that grabbed attention on social media. Smith was battling through a difficult phase for Australia when he briefly stopped play because…

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