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Bristol Bears director of rugby Pat Lam commends Saracens for their treatment of Totoa Auvaa before his departure from the club
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Bristol Bears director of rugby Pat Lam commends Saracens for their treatment of Totoa Auvaa before his departure from the club
Banks in India will be closed for 16 days in November 2026, including state and regional holidays and weekend offs, with several states observing holidays for Diwali and Guru Nanak Jayanti
Para-cyclist James Ball joins forces with former rival Aaron Pope, who previously won two golds at the Commonwealth Games, to compete in the Para-cycling Track World Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands
Customers can now browse and pay for liquor online, but must collect orders within 48 hours as home delivery is not available
US agency approves acquisition to boost satellite network and compete with SpaceX Starlink, adding 24 satellites and mobile-satellite spectrum
A 20-metre tall ginkgo tree in Geelong's botanic gardens has been crowned Victoria's tree of the year, receiving 27% of 4,435 public votes cast, and is a popular spot for weddings
Venu Srinivasan, his son and wife, along with daughter, file caveats in Chennai courts as ownership dispute hangs over business conglomerate
Indian tourists advised to secure medical insurance before departure due to hefty medical bills, with coverage for cashless facilities and repatriation
The International Labour Organization reports a slower wage growth rate for domestic workers, with 83.1% working informally and a widening relative wage gap, particularly among women
A nearly complete Nanotyrannus skeleton, nicknamed 'Jodi', is being auctioned by Sotheby's in New York with a price tag of at least $6m, the first of its kind to be sold since the genus was confirmed by US researchers last October
The Reserve Bank of India convened the 36th Conference of State Finance Secretaries, as announced on its official website
Homeowners are transforming their front yards into elaborate spectacles, while some sports events have been rescheduled due to the holiday, which fell on a Saturday in 2026
The union group, one of Japan's largest labor union groups, plans to negotiate for wage hikes in the upcoming 2027 talks, seeking increases in line with this year's target
But a BBC Sport analysis reveals that their development often involved multiple regions and countries, with 22% born outside of Wales
Tata Group retailer partners with Caffe Nero to open cafes in Westside and Zudio stores after Starbucks talks break down
Indian e-commerce firms and SMEs can now ship parcels to the US and soon other countries with Blue Dart's new International Parcel Connect service, offering an alternative to premium express and lower-cost postal options
The e-commerce giant is onboarding brands offering healthier, toxin-free, and sustainable products across various categories to tap the demand for premium sustainable products
Senior doctors in England to provide only emergency cover during two-day industrial action starting 25 November
Over 500 students gathered on campus, climbing gates and facing heavy police deployment, as the university administration agrees to conduct student union elections and revoke suspensions
The city, named one of the best places to live and work in the UK in 2025, is now in the running for the top cultural award in 2029, highlighting its vibrant events and artistic talents
The agreement will see L&T Technology Services support Nokia's R&D programs in India, covering areas such as product engineering and software development, with a dedicated Offshore Development Center to be established
GMO Internet compensates customers with initial gesture of good faith after major cyberattack, as Japan sets up AI-powered team to simulate attacks and identify weaknesses
The GST Appellate Tribunal has ruled that GST refund is allowed on cancelled air tickets if the fare and taxes are returned to passengers, in a move that could benefit airlines that had to cancel flights due to the Covid-19 pandemic, with Singapore Airlines set to receive a refund of ₹45,92,528
UK and Canada to develop cooperation framework despite Britain's decision not to join the Defence Security and Resilience Bank, citing unresolved key issues