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‘Let’s catch up in person’: What former UK royal Andrew told Jeffrey Epstein; emails from April 2010 made public

Andrew, the former duke of York Newly unsealed court documents reveal that Andrew Mountbatten Windsor — the brother of British monarch King Charles III and formerly the Duke of York — remained in contact with Jeffrey Epstein months after the convicted sex offender’s July 2009 release from prison, even expressing a wish to “catch up…

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Rotting roots of learning: Teacher absenteeism in UP’s schools betrays the promise of education

Teachers, the backbone of the education system, shoulder immense responsibility in shaping young minds. But when they fail to show up, an entire generation’s learning comes to a standstill. Uttar Pradesh’s government schools, once envisioned as sanctuaries of knowledge for the poor, are now decaying into hollow spaces where registers are filled but classrooms stand…

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Stock market outlook: Q2 results, macro data in focus; global trends and FII flows to guide investors’ sentiment this week

Quarterly earnings, a slew of macroeconomic data releases, and global market trends are set to drive Indian equities in a holiday-shortened week, analysts said. The domestic stock markets will remain closed on Wednesday for the Guru Nanak Gurpurab holiday.“The holiday-shortened week is expected to remain eventful, with multiple key data releases and major corporate earnings…

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2-year-old girl dragged away by wolf in Bahraich; massive search operation underway in saryu riverbelt | Lucknow News

LUCKNOW: Panic gripped the Fakharpur region on Sunday morning after a two-year-old girl was reportedly dragged away by a wolf from her home’s verandah in Kandouli village, located along the Saryu river belt. The horrifying incident occurred around 5 a.m., reviving fears among locals nearly 20 days after the area had last witnessed wolf sightings.According…

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Foreign inflows resume: FPIs turn net buyers after 3-month selloff; Rs 14,610 cr flows back into Indian equities

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) resumed buying Indian equities in October, ending a three-month stretch of continuous selling. Data from the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) shows that Indian stock markets witnessed net inflows of Rs 14,610 crore during the month.The latest inflow follows a sharp withdrawal trend seen earlier. FPIs had sold equities worth Rs…

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