TOI World27/4/2026العالمIndia
رجوع‘Stealing from a family-run business’: Truck driver nabs $3,000 worth of fuel in Sydney
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144 Migrants Dead or Missing Off Mauritania Coast, UNHCR Reports
At least 144 migrants and refugees are dead or missing off Mauritania's coast after dangerous sea journeys to Europe, UNHCR reported. This includes 143 deaths on one boat from Gambia that drifted for 25 days, with 387 survivors across three rescue operations between July 14-18.
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Wife holds husband as he hangs out of plane window mid-air after shattering
Svetlana Grković held her husband, Ljubisa Karović, by his legs after a window shattered on Ryanair flight FR1879 from Greece to Germany, sucking half his body outside. With help from other passengers, she pulled him back in, and the flight returned to Thessaloniki, where Karović received medical treatment.
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Four Indians Killed in Russian Missile Strike on Merchant Vessel Off Ukraine
Four Indian nationals were killed and one critically injured after a Guinea-Bissau-flagged merchant vessel, the Golden Leo, was reportedly hit by Russian cruise missiles off Ukraine's Odesa coast. India condemned the attack, summoning Russia's chargé d'affaires, while Russia stated it is in touch with New Delhi.
Times of India
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India summons Russian diplomat after four Indians killed in Ukraine vessel attack
Four Indian nationals were killed and one critically injured after the commercial vessel MV Golden Leo was attacked off Odesa, Ukraine. India condemned the strike, summoned a Russian diplomat, and is providing assistance to those affected.
Times of India
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Four Indian Crew Killed in Attack on MV Golden Leo at Ukraine's Odesa Port
Four Indian crew members died and one was critically injured when the MV Golden Leo was attacked leaving Ukraine's Odesa port on July 19, 2026. India condemned the attack, which occurred amid escalating strikes by Russia and Ukraine on Black Sea shipping routes, raising concerns about global grain supply.
Economic Times
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Indian woman considers future in India after US visa issues and German experience
Ananya Joshi, an Indian woman, moved to Germany after her US employer failed to sponsor her H-1B visa, forcing her to leave a $75,000 job. Despite finding stability in Germany, she's now contemplating returning to India due to lingering uncertainty about the US and the desire to start her own venture.
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