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Aviation ties: Air India restores codeshare with Air Canada; flyers get wider access across Canada

Air India on Saturday announced it has reinstated its codeshare partnership with Air Canada, resuming a tie-up that was suspended more than five years ago during the coronavirus pandemic.Under the renewed arrangement, Air India will offer passengers access to six destinations in Canada beyond its gateways at Vancouver and London Heathrow, PTI reported. The airline…

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‘Brainless’ and ‘stupid’: 85-year-old ex-England cricketer blasts Ben Stokes-led team after 1st Ashes Test defeat to Australia | Cricket News

England after losing the first Ashes cricket test match against Australia in Perth (Photo Credit: AP Photo/Gary Day) Former England cricketer Geoffrey Boycott has criticised the England team following their loss in the first Ashes Test match against Australia in Perth, which concluded in just two days.Boycott expressed his views in his column for The…

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Kunal Ganjawala reveals the real story behind his surname: ‘Hum ganje ki kheti karte the, we were licensed druggists during the British Raj’ |

Kunal Ganjawala, the voice behind hits like Salaame, O Humdum Soniyo Re, Tauba Tauba, Dil Na Diya and Bheege Honth Tere, has finally explained the origin of his unusual surname and shared the surprising story behind “Ganjawala” — something that has long intrigued fans and sparked jokes online. “My ancestors grew marijuana for medical purposes”…

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Can strawberries cause allergies: Know the signs, causes, and how to manage them |

Strawberries are loved by many, whether fresh, in desserts, smoothies, or jams, thanks to their sweet flavour and vibrant colour. But for some people, these popular berries can trigger an allergic reaction. While strawberry allergies aren’t as common as allergies to nuts or shellfish, they can range from mild irritation to potentially serious, life-threatening responses….

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93% Americans trust apprenticeships for long-term careers: Why student confidence in college is wobbling

Americans are increasingly favoring union-led apprenticeships over traditional college paths, a new report reveals. This shift stems from apprenticeships’ promise of practical skills, early earnings, and job stability, especially amid economic uncertainty. While college retains prestige, apprenticeships are seen as a more direct route to financial independence and recession-proof careers, prompting calls for equal policy…

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‘Ban phones in Jewish schools’: Obama’s former speechwriter says, alleges ‘Gaza images make defending Israel impossible’ | World News

Sarah Hurwitz, former chief speechwriter for Michelle Obama and a senior speechwriter for President Barack Obama, has called for Jewish schools to ban smartphones until senior year, arguing that constant exposure to graphic images from Gaza is both traumatising for children and seriously undermining efforts to explain Israel’s position to younger generations.Speaking at the Z3…

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IPO market cools after shutdown: US listings slow as SEC backlog delays approvals; tech slump adds pressure

The strong run in US initial public offerings has lost momentum due to the government shutdown and increased investor caution, as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) works through a backlog of regulatory filings, according to market participants.Many IPOs expected in late 2025 are likely to be pushed to 2026 as the SEC clears “hundreds…

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