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Gangster Vinay Tyagi, Shot By 2 Men In Public In Uttarakhand, Dies
Gangster Vinay Tyagi succumbed to bullet wounds here in a hospital on Saturday, three days after he was shot at while being taken to a court by the police, authorities said.
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Suspected Shooter Seen Recceing Brown University In New FBI Video
Authorities in the United States have released a new video timeline and a slightly clearer image of a man suspected to be the Brown University shooter.
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Food Authority Orders Nationwide Testing Of Eggs For Banned Antibiotics
The quality of eggs distributed by a brand called Eggoz was recently questioned and the issue received a lot of public interest. The FSSAI has accordingly directed its regional offices to conduct checks.
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7 Simple Hacks To Test If Your Eggs Are Safe To Eat
Your eggs can look the same if they are fresh or rotten. Here are some kitchen hacks to check egg safety before consuming them.
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Sindh Leader's "Extremist-Controlled Nukes" Warning Amid Asim Munir's Rise In Pakistan
As Pakistan's powerful Asim Munir faces intense criticism at home and abroad for what many describe as an unconstitutional and unreasonable concentration of authority, a Pakistani politician has issued a dramatic public appeal to PM Narendra Modi.
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Delhi Forms Task Force To Set Up Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority
The task force will also assist in the enactment of a DUMTA Bill in consultation with stakeholders, including the state and Central agencies, private and public institutions and local associations.
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Opinion | Sanchar Saathi Mess: 5 Lessons From The Centre's Spectacular Misfire
It's worrying that nobody in authority had the brains to anticipate the outrage that has dominated the public discourse in the last two days. In a way, the government has brought this blowback upon itself.
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Afghan Taliban Authorities Publicly Execute Man For Murder
The execution brought to 12 the number of men publicly put to death since the Taliban returned to power in 2021, according to an AFP tally.
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The Imran Khan-Pakistan Story: A Hero, A Mystic, And A 'Field Marshal'
Rumours swirling around Imran Khan, Pakistan's jailed former Prime Minister, have intensified after his three sisters alleged they were "brutally" assaulted outside Rawalpindi's Adiala Jail by the state machinery for seeking a meeting with their brot
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2 US Guardsmen Critical After Shooting Near White House, Suspect In Custody
Two National Guard soldiers were shot Wednesday near White House and their conditions aren't immediately known, according to two law enforcement officials not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and who spoke to AP on condition of anonymity.
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Scammers Exploit Australia’s Cybercrime Portal to Impersonate Police and Steal Crypto, AFP Warns
Australian authorities have warned of a new cryptocurrency scam in which criminals file fake reports through the government’s ReportCyber portal and then impersonate police officers to deceive victims. Using real case reference numbers, scammers pressure individuals into moving their crypto assets to fraudulent accounts. The AFP and Australia’s...
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Mexican Mayor Wanted Government To Tackle Crimes. He Was Shot Dead
Gunmen shot dead the mayor of a Mexican city during a public event on Saturday, authorities said, in an area plagued by violence and organised crime.
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"Are They Brihaspati?" Siddaramaiah vs Murthys Over Karnataka Caste Survey
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has launched a public retort to Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy and author Sudha Murty, accusing them of misunderstanding the intent of the state's non-mandatory social and educational survey.
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Kerala High Court Dismisses Plea Against Arundhati Roy's Book Cover
The Kerala High Court on Monday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed against author Arundhati Roy's book 'Mother Mary Comes To Me' over its cover image showing the writer smoking.
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What We Know About Morocco's GenZ 212 Protests
A youth collective calling itself GenZ 212, led by a group of unknown organisers, has taken authorities in Morocco by surprise with a series of protests demanding reforms to public health and education.
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Gangster Vinay Tyagi, Shot By 2 Men In Public In Uttarakhand, Dies
Gangster Vinay Tyagi succumbed to bullet wounds here in a hospital on Saturday, three days after he was shot at while being taken to a court by the police, authorities said.
-
Suspected Shooter Seen Recceing Brown University In New FBI Video
Authorities in the United States have released a new video timeline and a slightly clearer image of a man suspected to be the Brown University shooter.
-
Food Authority Orders Nationwide Testing Of Eggs For Banned Antibiotics
The quality of eggs distributed by a brand called Eggoz was recently questioned and the issue received a lot of public interest. The FSSAI has accordingly directed its regional offices to conduct checks.
-
7 Simple Hacks To Test If Your Eggs Are Safe To Eat
Your eggs can look the same if they are fresh or rotten. Here are some kitchen hacks to check egg safety before consuming them.
-
Sindh Leader's "Extremist-Controlled Nukes" Warning Amid Asim Munir's Rise In Pakistan
As Pakistan's powerful Asim Munir faces intense criticism at home and abroad for what many describe as an unconstitutional and unreasonable concentration of authority, a Pakistani politician has issued a dramatic public appeal to PM Narendra Modi.
-
Delhi Forms Task Force To Set Up Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority
The task force will also assist in the enactment of a DUMTA Bill in consultation with stakeholders, including the state and Central agencies, private and public institutions and local associations.
-
Opinion | Sanchar Saathi Mess: 5 Lessons From The Centre's Spectacular Misfire
It's worrying that nobody in authority had the brains to anticipate the outrage that has dominated the public discourse in the last two days. In a way, the government has brought this blowback upon itself.
-
Afghan Taliban Authorities Publicly Execute Man For Murder
The execution brought to 12 the number of men publicly put to death since the Taliban returned to power in 2021, according to an AFP tally.
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The Imran Khan-Pakistan Story: A Hero, A Mystic, And A 'Field Marshal'
Rumours swirling around Imran Khan, Pakistan's jailed former Prime Minister, have intensified after his three sisters alleged they were "brutally" assaulted outside Rawalpindi's Adiala Jail by the state machinery for seeking a meeting with their brot
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2 US Guardsmen Critical After Shooting Near White House, Suspect In Custody
Two National Guard soldiers were shot Wednesday near White House and their conditions aren't immediately known, according to two law enforcement officials not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and who spoke to AP on condition of anonymity.
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Scammers Exploit Australia’s Cybercrime Portal to Impersonate Police and Steal Crypto, AFP Warns
Australian authorities have warned of a new cryptocurrency scam in which criminals file fake reports through the government’s ReportCyber portal and then impersonate police officers to deceive victims. Using real case reference numbers, scammers pressure individuals into moving their crypto assets to fraudulent accounts. The AFP and Australia’s...
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Mexican Mayor Wanted Government To Tackle Crimes. He Was Shot Dead
Gunmen shot dead the mayor of a Mexican city during a public event on Saturday, authorities said, in an area plagued by violence and organised crime.
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"Are They Brihaspati?" Siddaramaiah vs Murthys Over Karnataka Caste Survey
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has launched a public retort to Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy and author Sudha Murty, accusing them of misunderstanding the intent of the state's non-mandatory social and educational survey.
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Kerala High Court Dismisses Plea Against Arundhati Roy's Book Cover
The Kerala High Court on Monday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed against author Arundhati Roy's book 'Mother Mary Comes To Me' over its cover image showing the writer smoking.
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What We Know About Morocco's GenZ 212 Protests
A youth collective calling itself GenZ 212, led by a group of unknown organisers, has taken authorities in Morocco by surprise with a series of protests demanding reforms to public health and education.
