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Hindustan Times ST (Mumbai), 18 Juillet 2026

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ArticleStrikes on infra­struc­ture heighten Us-iran con­flict

DUBAI: The United States struck bridges in Iran, and Tehran respon­ded by hit­ting a power and desal­in­a­tion plant in Kuwait on Fri­day, as the two sides risked fur­ther escal­a­tion by expand­ing their tar­gets to include infra­struc­ture. At sea,...

Strikes on infra­struc­ture heighten Us-iran con­flict

ArticleBurnham is Labour leader, to be 7th UK PM in a dec­ade

LONDON: Andy Burnham vowed on Fri­day to restore “hope” to the Brit­ish people as he offi­cially became the rul­ing Labour party’s new leader, and incom­ing UK prime min­is­ter. Nick­named the “King of the North” for a nine-year spell as Manchester...

Burnham is Labour leader, to be 7th UK PM in a dec­ade

ArticleHow a GRP con­stable posed as a top cop to dupe people for 15 yrs

MUMBAI: A con­stable with the Gov­ern­ment Rail­way Police (GRP) has been arres­ted for amass­ing a for­tune after ‘pro­mot­ing’ him­self as an IPS officer and swind­ling vul­ner­able busi­ness­men and oth­ers for 15 years. A former national-level...

How a GRP con­stable posed as a top cop to dupe people for 15 yrs

Article‘Open­ing books again was dif­fi­cult’: Top­pers on NEET retest grind

LUDHIANA: For Aryan Gupta and Panshul Bansal — who jointly topped the NEET-UG 2026 re-exam­in­a­tion with 715 out of 720 — the road to India’s top rank ran through a can­celled exam, a second round of pre­par­a­tion neither had planned for, and the...

‘Open­ing books again was dif­fi­cult’: Top­pers on NEET retest grind