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Aircraft Carriers Truman And Vinson Move In As Trump Plans To Corner Iran
Donald Trump is calculating his next move as he aims to corner Iran over nuclear talks between Washington and Tehran. The US President has decided to put an end to Iran's rapidly advancing nuclear programme.
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16-Year-Old Indian Scales Mount Everest, Sets Sight On Antarctica's Vinson Massif
The Indian Navy today congratulated Kaamya Karthikeyan, a 16-year-old class XII student of Navy Children School in Mumbai, on becoming the youngest Indian and the second youngest girl in the world to summit Mount Everest from the Nepal side.
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After 4 Highest Peaks, Kerala Official To Scale Mount Vinson In Antarctica
About his expedition, he said that Vinson Massif is a large mountain massif in Antarctica and is located about 1,200 kilometres from the South Pole, one of the coldest places on Earth.
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US Warplane's "Landing Mishap" In South China Sea, 7 Injured, Pilot Ejects
Seven U.S. military personnel were hurt on Monday when an F-35C warplane had a "landing mishap" on the deck of the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson in the South China Sea and the pilot ejected, the U.S Navy said.
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US' Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier Carl Vinson In Malabar Exercise
Nuclear-powered US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson will be part of the second phase of the high-voltage Malabar exercise from October 12-15, featuring the navies of all four Quad countries -- India, the US, Australia and Japan.
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PM Modi Congratulates First Woman Amputee For Scaling Mount Vinson
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to social media on Friday to congratulate amputee mountaineer Arunima Sinha for successfully climbing Mount Vinson, the highest mountain in Antarctica.
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13-Year-Old Indian Mountaineer Aims To Scale Antartica's Highest Peak
Thirteen-year-old Aaryan Balaji -- one of the youngest mountaineers to hold many records including crossing three passes and scaling three peaks in Nepal last year -- is all set to scale Antarctica''s tallest Mt. Vinson and Mt Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America, in December this year.
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'He Did What He Wanted To': She Said Boss Raped Her In Bank Vault
She was a bank teller, not an actress. And her boss was a branch manager, not a powerful movie mogul.
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Japan's Biggest Warship Since World War II Will Escort US Supply Vessel: Reports
Japan will dispatch its biggest warship since World War II to protect a US supply ship, as tensions mount in the region over North Korea, media reports said on Sunday.
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Amid Megalomaniac North Korea Missile Test, US-South Korea Navy Drills Begins
The US aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson on Saturday kicked off a joint drill with the South Korean navy, officials said, as tensions rose over North Korea's latest test-fire of a ballistic missile.
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North Korea Test-Fires Ballistic Missile In Defiance Of World Pressure
North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile on Saturday shortly after US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warned that failure to curb Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missile programmes could lead to 'catastrophic consequences'.
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Is US Back To Business As Usual With North Korea?
After weeks of sabre-rattling, including a threat that military action was an "option on the table" to check North Korea's nuclear and missile ambitions, the White House gave a highly anticipated briefing for senators Wednesday
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North Korean Media Issue Threat To 'Wipe Out' US
An official North Korean website warned Monday that Pyongyang will "wipe out" the United States if Washington starts a war on the peninsula, the latest tit-for-tat sabre-rattling that has sent tensions soaring in the region.
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China Presses For Chilling Situation As US Carrier Group Heads For Korea Waters
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for all sides to exercise restraint on Monday in a call with US President Donald Trump, as a nervous South Korea and Japan sought to join drills with a US aircraft carrier strike group headed for Korean waters.
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North Korea Says Ready To 'Sink US Aircraft Carrier With Single Strike'
North Korea said on Sunday it was ready to sink a U.S. aircraft carrier to demonstrate its military might, as two Japanese navy ships joined a U.S. carrier group for exercises in the western Pacific.
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Aircraft Carriers Truman And Vinson Move In As Trump Plans To Corner Iran
Donald Trump is calculating his next move as he aims to corner Iran over nuclear talks between Washington and Tehran. The US President has decided to put an end to Iran's rapidly advancing nuclear programme.
-
16-Year-Old Indian Scales Mount Everest, Sets Sight On Antarctica's Vinson Massif
The Indian Navy today congratulated Kaamya Karthikeyan, a 16-year-old class XII student of Navy Children School in Mumbai, on becoming the youngest Indian and the second youngest girl in the world to summit Mount Everest from the Nepal side.
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After 4 Highest Peaks, Kerala Official To Scale Mount Vinson In Antarctica
About his expedition, he said that Vinson Massif is a large mountain massif in Antarctica and is located about 1,200 kilometres from the South Pole, one of the coldest places on Earth.
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US Warplane's "Landing Mishap" In South China Sea, 7 Injured, Pilot Ejects
Seven U.S. military personnel were hurt on Monday when an F-35C warplane had a "landing mishap" on the deck of the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson in the South China Sea and the pilot ejected, the U.S Navy said.
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US' Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier Carl Vinson In Malabar Exercise
Nuclear-powered US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson will be part of the second phase of the high-voltage Malabar exercise from October 12-15, featuring the navies of all four Quad countries -- India, the US, Australia and Japan.
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PM Modi Congratulates First Woman Amputee For Scaling Mount Vinson
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to social media on Friday to congratulate amputee mountaineer Arunima Sinha for successfully climbing Mount Vinson, the highest mountain in Antarctica.
-
13-Year-Old Indian Mountaineer Aims To Scale Antartica's Highest Peak
Thirteen-year-old Aaryan Balaji -- one of the youngest mountaineers to hold many records including crossing three passes and scaling three peaks in Nepal last year -- is all set to scale Antarctica''s tallest Mt. Vinson and Mt Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America, in December this year.
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'He Did What He Wanted To': She Said Boss Raped Her In Bank Vault
She was a bank teller, not an actress. And her boss was a branch manager, not a powerful movie mogul.
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Japan's Biggest Warship Since World War II Will Escort US Supply Vessel: Reports
Japan will dispatch its biggest warship since World War II to protect a US supply ship, as tensions mount in the region over North Korea, media reports said on Sunday.
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Amid Megalomaniac North Korea Missile Test, US-South Korea Navy Drills Begins
The US aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson on Saturday kicked off a joint drill with the South Korean navy, officials said, as tensions rose over North Korea's latest test-fire of a ballistic missile.
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North Korea Test-Fires Ballistic Missile In Defiance Of World Pressure
North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile on Saturday shortly after US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warned that failure to curb Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missile programmes could lead to 'catastrophic consequences'.
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Is US Back To Business As Usual With North Korea?
After weeks of sabre-rattling, including a threat that military action was an "option on the table" to check North Korea's nuclear and missile ambitions, the White House gave a highly anticipated briefing for senators Wednesday
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North Korean Media Issue Threat To 'Wipe Out' US
An official North Korean website warned Monday that Pyongyang will "wipe out" the United States if Washington starts a war on the peninsula, the latest tit-for-tat sabre-rattling that has sent tensions soaring in the region.
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China Presses For Chilling Situation As US Carrier Group Heads For Korea Waters
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for all sides to exercise restraint on Monday in a call with US President Donald Trump, as a nervous South Korea and Japan sought to join drills with a US aircraft carrier strike group headed for Korean waters.
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North Korea Says Ready To 'Sink US Aircraft Carrier With Single Strike'
North Korea said on Sunday it was ready to sink a U.S. aircraft carrier to demonstrate its military might, as two Japanese navy ships joined a U.S. carrier group for exercises in the western Pacific.
