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Top 10 world news: Terror attack on Indian Army, Orban calls aid to Ukraine 'bad decision', and more

Top 10 world news: Terror attack on Indian Army, Orban calls aid to Ukraine 'bad decision', and more

Top 10 world news

As many as three Indian Army soldiers had lost their lives in an ambush terror attack in Jammu & Kashmir. The operation was currently underway. In other news, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has called the European Union's (EU) decision to offer $54 billion in aid to Ukraine a 'bad decision'.

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Jammu and Kashmir: Terrorist attack on Indian Army vehicles, three personnel died

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Three Indian Army personnel lost their lives while three others were injured in a terrorist attack on two military vehicles in the Thanamandi area in the Rajouri sector in Jammu & Kashmir.

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Hungary's Orban says $54bn aid to Ukraine from EU budget is a 'bad decision'

A week after stalling an aid deal worth $54 billion to Ukraine, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has asserted that the money should not come out of the European Union (EU) budget, stating it remains a 'bad decision'.

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Prague university shooting: Police say several dead, shooter 'eliminated'

Czech police said on Thursday (Dec 21) that it is responding to a reported shooting in central Prague.The police said that the gunman had killed several people at a university building in central Prague before being "eliminated".

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Indian Parliament security breach: Centre ropes in CISF to guard building complex

The Indian government has decided to entrust the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) with the duty to oversee the ‘comprehensive’ security of the Parliament complex, media reports said Thursday (Dec 21) citing sourcesfamiliar with the matter.

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Epstein victim 'taunts' people on his 'naughty list' soon to be made public

Virginia Giuffre, the victim of sex trafficking by American sex offender Jefferey Epstein has expressed joy at the prospect of names of associates of the latter being made public early next month.

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New York: 17 bullets found inside baby diaper at LaGuardia Airport

The Transportation Security Administration in the United States said that security officers found 17 bullets concealed inside a disposable baby diaper on Wednesday (Dec 20) at New York's LaGuardia Airport.

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COVID-19 infection paralyses vocal cords of teenager, first such case to be reported in world

In a rare case, a healthy teenage girl suddenly complained about facing trouble breathing, days after a SARS-CoV-2 infection. As per doctors, the girl's vocal cords were paralysed by the COVID-19.

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China's secret aircraft sending signals to hidden station in US? Satellite tracker says 'maybe'

The secret space plane of China is likely to be sending signals to maybe a ship or a hidden ground station near the west coast of North America, said amateur astronomer Scott Tilley, who has kept track of the craft since it entered the orbit of Earth last week.

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Olympic medalist Sakshi Malik quits wrestling after Brij Bhushan aide Sanjay Singh wins WFI elections

Rio Olympics bronze medalist Sakshi Malik is set to quit wrestling after the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) elections on Thursday (Dec 21) in New Delhi.

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Dunki review: Shah Rukh Khan is not the star of this film on migrant crisis

Dunkitries to talk about the difference between the rich and poor, the literate and the illiterate, and their common dream for a better life. Do Rajkumar Hirani and Shah Rukh Khan create an impact with their latest offering? Only in parts.

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