** Despite state bans, the US abortion rate remains steady. A significant shift towards telehealth appointments and mail-order pills is changing the way people access abortion services, but regulatory officials’ decision to delay changes has sparked concerns about abortion access.
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** Brent crude prices are on track to post a historic 51% gain in March, driven by the ongoing conflict in Iran, eclipsing the previous record set in September 1990. Market analysts warn of continued price volatility, potential supply disruptions, and increased tensions in the region.
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** Tamil Nadu is gearing up for the state assembly elections, with Vijay’s party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, announcing its list of candidates for key constituencies. The party’s leader, Vijay, will contest from two prominent seats, while N Anand and Venkat Ramanan have been named for T Nagar and Mylapore, respectively. Stay updated on the latest developments in the polls.
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** Chhattisgarh’s “Aawa Pani Jhonki” model, a grassroots water conservation effort, has impressed critics and experts with its effective and sustainable methods, becoming a national benchmark for community-led projects. Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel highlighted the initiative in his recent “Mann Ki Baat” address, acknowledging the dedication and perseverance of rural communities in the face of environmental challenges.
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** Get ready to celebrate with the Bihar Board Class 10 Matric Results 2026! The BSEB has announced the names of the toppers, with a remarkable story of a tire shopkeeper’s daughter achieving the top spot. Learn how to download your scorecard, check the merit list, and follow the easy steps to access your results.
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** Gaza, a besieged territory in the Middle East, struggles to rebuild five months after the announced ceasefire. Despite international attention, the humanitarian situation remains dire, with civilians facing constant threats from drones, artillery fire, and aerial attacks, as medical facilities and economic opportunities falter.
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** ‘Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen, 25, reveals he’s contemplating his future in the sport beyond 2024, citing the physical and emotional demands of competing at the highest level.’
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** Sri Lanka’s government has been urged to follow India’s lead in suspending fuel tax, a move aimed at easing the burden on citizens amidst rising global energy prices. Sri Lankan MP Namal Rajapaksa made the suggestion, citing India’s successful example of mitigating the impact of soaring fuel prices.
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** A disturbing case of police misconduct has come to light, as a Metropolitan police officer was dismissed for physically assaulting his partner in 2014. The inquiry into undercover policing has revealed details of a police spy’s double life, sparking concerns about exploitation and accountability in law enforcement.
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** Kimi Antonelli made history by claiming his second straight win at the Japanese Grand Prix, propelling him to the top of the F1 World Championship standings. The young Italian driver has become the youngest title leader in the history of the championship, sending shockwaves through the racing community.
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** “Pakistan’s efforts to broker peace talks between the US and Iran are under threat as Israel’s airstrikes in Iran intensify and US troop buildup escalates regional tensions. Can Islamabad navigate the complex web of alliances and tensions in the Middle East to bring the two nations to the negotiating table?”
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** “Victoria and Tasmania have taken a proactive approach to mitigate the impact of rising fuel costs by introducing temporary free public transport initiatives. Meanwhile, other Australian states are adopting different strategies, highlighting the complex challenge of balancing economic stability and social welfare amidst the ongoing fuel crisis.”
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** The conflict in the Middle East has reached a boiling point as Iran-backed Houthis have joined the war, and Israel has launched airstrikes on the Iranian capital of Tehran. The involvement of the Houthis has added complexity to an already volatile situation, with fears growing of a wider regional war.
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** The Bengal election is heating up as the BJP and TMC engage in a war of words over allegations of infiltration. BJP chief Amit Shah has accused the TMC of failing to prevent the entry of foreign nationals, while TMC leaders fire back with claims of the BJP’s own ineptitude in handling similar issues. With voters set to head to the polls on April 23 and 29, both parties are vying for support with effective governance and developmental policies taking center stage.
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