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Stabbings in Canada leave 10 dead, 15 injured; 2 suspects identified

The stabbings across 13 crime scenes were among the deadliest mass killings in modern Canadian history and certain to reverberate

Priti Patel resigns as UK Home Secretary, plans to support Truss as a backbencher

The senior Indian-origin minister, a close ally of Johnson, was widely expected not to be included in the top line-up

Liz Truss defeats Rishi Sunak in Conservative Party leadership race to become new British PM

She is the third female Prime Minister in Britain, after Margaret Thatcher and Theresa May London: UK Foreign Secretary Liz

Muscat Municipality’s Al-Amirat walkway To give residents a better quality of life

According to municipal authorities, the project envisages a 1200-metre-long separate, designated pathways for pedestrians and cyclists. The pedestrians’ strip will

Bank Muscat’s huge role in supporting Omani youth and local sports teams

Green Sports plays an important role in developing the Sultanate’s sporting talent MUSCAT: A number of sports club leaders from

UK delegation to attend epic Saragarhi battle’s 125th anniversary

A homage paying ceremony at the Saragarhi Memorial in Ferozepur, honouring descendants of the soldiers, release of a special first

Former Tata Sons chairman, another director killed as over-speeding car hits road divider on a river bridge

The accident occurred on Sunday, September 4. The car hit a road divider on a bridge over the Surya river,

Saudi Maritime Congress gains support from region’s leading maritime organisations

The event aims to facilitate valuable discussions for private and public maritime stakeholders on matters concerning the global maritime industry

Indian mental health campaigner among Global Student Prize top 10 finalists

The list also includes Indian-origin Gitanjali Rao from the US and Kenisha Arora from Canada London: A 20-year-old Indian student,

Voting closes in UK Prime Minister race between Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss

While the British Indian former minister has pegged his campaign on getting a grip on soaring inflation as an immediate