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"My Heart Aches": Cornell President Commits Transparency In Alleged Gangrape
Cornell's president Michael Kotlikoff pledged greater transparency and more opportunities for students, parents and others to engage with university leaders.
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Manipur Governor Calls For Stronger TB Detection In Remote, Difficult-To-Reach Areas
Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla said on Saturday that while the state's reported tuberculosis (TB) indicators are relatively favourable, greater efforts are needed to strengthen case detection, particularly in remote and difficult-to-reach areas.
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7 Arrested After Woman Stripped, Assaulted In Guwahati Bar
The arrests were made after police took note of viral social media videos purportedly showing the alleged assault, and registered a case on their own.
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"Felt Like Bait" With "Lions Around": Cornell Survivor Told Investigators
The woman told investigators that her intoxication had rendered her partly defenseless. She said she remembered smoking marijuana and said she knew she took ketamine.
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"Why Was Sahil Asked To Leave?" IIT Bombay Professor Questioned In Student Suicide
Investigators questioned the Professor about the alleged confrontation after Sahil was reportedly found using a phone during an examination, the conversation between the two, and any previous interaction
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Gujarat: Dengue Hits 'Ekta Diwas' Parade Contingent, 24 Test Positive
At least 24 personnel who have come to Gujarat for preparations for the 'Rashtriya Ekta Diwas' (National Unity Day) parade have tested positive for dengue at the Gandhinagar Civil Hospital in the past two days, while several others remain under observation after developing fever and body ache.
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Cornell Gang Rape Accused Told Different Stories To Cops: Report
The case raised questions about how law enforcement and the university initially responded after the woman, then 20, made a report to police a few weeks after the alleged incident occurred.
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Influenza Spike In Maharashtra, Pune Tops Cases: Why Flu Can Become Serious For Some
Maharashtra has reported over two thousand swine flu cases and eight deaths this year, with Pune recording the highest numbers among districts.
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Supreme Court Stays Execution Of Terror Operative In 2008 Ahmedabad Blasts
Explosions also occurred at hospitals where victims were being taken for treatment, marking the first such targeting of medical facilities in a terror attack in India.
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Veeramani, Others Charged Under Goondas Act In Minors' Sexual Abuse Case
Officials said four cases have now been registered against Veeramani and his associates M Shanthi and Mahendra Simhan.
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'Ek Kachori, Do Samosa': Why Indian Women Are Using Quirky Slogans To Protest Against Rape
From protest sites to Instagram Reels, catchy, rhyming slogans are giving women's protests in Delhi a new language
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Bhubaneswar Woman Alleges Rape At Gunpoint By Masked Man At Home
According to the complaint lodged, the alleged intruder entered the woman's rented flat on Wednesday night.
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World Health Organisation Reports 30% Spike In Cholera Deaths, Highest Since 1999
WHO says that the increase in cases is concerning because cholera is a preventable and treatable infection. Cholera can be prevented and treated when people have access to clean water, sanitation, vaccines and timely medical care.
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'Neglected By Sons', Couple Found Dead In Well In Telangana
The elderly couple allegedly died by suicide after reportedly facing prolonged neglect and lack of support from their sons.
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Ahmedabad Crime Branch Cracks 2022 Triple Murder Case After Framing Plot Backfires
The investigation began when Madhavdas Bhaktiram Sadhu approached the police with an tip regarding the murder of Shantaben Gambhirbhai Vasava, an elderly woman killed in Kosamba, Surat district, in 2022.
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"My Heart Aches": Cornell President Commits Transparency In Alleged Gangrape
Cornell's president Michael Kotlikoff pledged greater transparency and more opportunities for students, parents and others to engage with university leaders.
-
Manipur Governor Calls For Stronger TB Detection In Remote, Difficult-To-Reach Areas
Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla said on Saturday that while the state's reported tuberculosis (TB) indicators are relatively favourable, greater efforts are needed to strengthen case detection, particularly in remote and difficult-to-reach areas.
-
7 Arrested After Woman Stripped, Assaulted In Guwahati Bar
The arrests were made after police took note of viral social media videos purportedly showing the alleged assault, and registered a case on their own.
-
"Felt Like Bait" With "Lions Around": Cornell Survivor Told Investigators
The woman told investigators that her intoxication had rendered her partly defenseless. She said she remembered smoking marijuana and said she knew she took ketamine.
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"Why Was Sahil Asked To Leave?" IIT Bombay Professor Questioned In Student Suicide
Investigators questioned the Professor about the alleged confrontation after Sahil was reportedly found using a phone during an examination, the conversation between the two, and any previous interaction
-
Gujarat: Dengue Hits 'Ekta Diwas' Parade Contingent, 24 Test Positive
At least 24 personnel who have come to Gujarat for preparations for the 'Rashtriya Ekta Diwas' (National Unity Day) parade have tested positive for dengue at the Gandhinagar Civil Hospital in the past two days, while several others remain under observation after developing fever and body ache.
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Cornell Gang Rape Accused Told Different Stories To Cops: Report
The case raised questions about how law enforcement and the university initially responded after the woman, then 20, made a report to police a few weeks after the alleged incident occurred.
-
Influenza Spike In Maharashtra, Pune Tops Cases: Why Flu Can Become Serious For Some
Maharashtra has reported over two thousand swine flu cases and eight deaths this year, with Pune recording the highest numbers among districts.
-
Supreme Court Stays Execution Of Terror Operative In 2008 Ahmedabad Blasts
Explosions also occurred at hospitals where victims were being taken for treatment, marking the first such targeting of medical facilities in a terror attack in India.
-
Veeramani, Others Charged Under Goondas Act In Minors' Sexual Abuse Case
Officials said four cases have now been registered against Veeramani and his associates M Shanthi and Mahendra Simhan.
-
'Ek Kachori, Do Samosa': Why Indian Women Are Using Quirky Slogans To Protest Against Rape
From protest sites to Instagram Reels, catchy, rhyming slogans are giving women's protests in Delhi a new language
-
Bhubaneswar Woman Alleges Rape At Gunpoint By Masked Man At Home
According to the complaint lodged, the alleged intruder entered the woman's rented flat on Wednesday night.
-
World Health Organisation Reports 30% Spike In Cholera Deaths, Highest Since 1999
WHO says that the increase in cases is concerning because cholera is a preventable and treatable infection. Cholera can be prevented and treated when people have access to clean water, sanitation, vaccines and timely medical care.
-
'Neglected By Sons', Couple Found Dead In Well In Telangana
The elderly couple allegedly died by suicide after reportedly facing prolonged neglect and lack of support from their sons.
-
Ahmedabad Crime Branch Cracks 2022 Triple Murder Case After Framing Plot Backfires
The investigation began when Madhavdas Bhaktiram Sadhu approached the police with an tip regarding the murder of Shantaben Gambhirbhai Vasava, an elderly woman killed in Kosamba, Surat district, in 2022.
