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NRA CET: The NRA is a multi-agency body to encompass the first level test by SSC, RRBs, and IBPS. There will be a computer-based Common Eligibility Test (CET) to screen candidates at the first level for SSC, RRBs and IBPS.

Joshua Kimmich hailed the "Band of Brothers" spirit in the treble-winning Bayern Munich team and the impact of Hansi Flick after their win over PSG in Champions League final.

OTTAWA — For Erin O’Toole, the second time’s the charm for winning the Conservative party leadership.

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After the preceding weeks of light winds and baking temperatures the keelboat sailors of Itchenor Sailing Club welcomed the stronger winds of last week.

A fire Sunday morning did more than $300,000 damage to a vacant home in the Oakland hills, officials said.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday said he wanted to do everything to maintain his health and do his utmost at his job, making brief remarks following his return from a second hospital visit

Jaitley (66) was admitted to New Delhi’s All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on August 9 after he had complained of uneasiness. He died of multiple organ failure on August 24, 2019

Meteorologist Laura Tobin has revealed the hell she went through after her daughter Charlotte was born at just 27 weeks and weighed only two and a half pounds before spending 83 days in hospital

Orleanpet legislator R. Siva is getting treated at Apollo

Jamal Murray had 50 for Denver, which now trails 3-1 in the series.

The company's rights issue will open tomorrow, August 25, and the last day for submission of application will be on September 8, 2020

Irrigation officials in Phichit have begun flood mitigation procedures as the runoff-surge in the rain-swollen Yom River moves downstream into the province.

If the recent spike up in U.S. inflation numbers is a sign of things to come for global markets, that could prove especially bad news for investors in Indian, Russian and Mexican bonds.

Noe Morin & Bryan Bille, EU Observer

The landslide victory of Alexander Lukashenko in fraudulent presidential elections sparked a wave of protests in Minsk and across the country, which were brutally crushed.

R. Smyth, Conv.

Nektaria Stamouli, Politico EU

Athens wants more support from Berlin in Eastern Mediterranean.

Anton Mardasov & Kirill Semyonov, Riddle

Christian Esch, Der Spiegel

The uprising against Alexander Lukashenko may not have a leader, but its goals are ambitious. After the first phase of shock and fear, the people are now showing pride and self-confidence. Will that go far enough?

G. Friedman, GPF
There are moments in history when disparate global events combine to change the shape of the global system. People like me long for these moments, much

Raghida Dergham, The National

The US is locked in a struggle with China and Russia over Iran, and the playing field is now moving to Beirut.

Alex Vines, Chatham House

This coup was not unexpected as it followed months of mass protests against alleged corruption, a worsening economy and disputed elections.