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‘Boycott Turkey’ trends online as anger grows in India over Ankara’s stance on Pakistan

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‘Boycott Turkey’ trends online as anger grows in India over Ankara’s stance on Pakistan

Swapnil Deshpande 14/05/2025 08:27

‘Boycott Turkey’ trends online as anger grows in India over Ankara’s stance on Pakistan

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‘Boycott Turkey’ trends online as anger grows in India over Ankara’s stance on Pakistan
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FAT secures landmark TV deal: Clubs set for windfall

07/06/2025 Clora Pecora

Advanced Info Service Plc (AIS), Gulf Energy Development Plc (GULF) and Jasmine International Plc (JAS) have secured the broadcasting rights

SEVENTEEN Takes 3rd Win For “THUNDER” On “Music Bank”

07/06/2025 MLim

SEVENTEEN has won a third music show trophy for their new title track “THUNDER”! KBS 2TV’s “Music Bank” did not

Massive betting scam uncovered in Rajasthan

07/06/2025 Ani Ghahramanyan

According to NDTV, the Rajasthan Police have uncovered a massive online betting syndicate worth over ₹150 crore, resulting in the