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"Woke Up To Screams": Chhattisgarh Train Collision Victims Recall Horror
What began as an ordinary evening on Tuesday turned into one of the darkest nights the city of Bilaspur has seen in years. The collision between the Gevra MEMU local and a stationary freight train has claimed eleven lives so far.
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Days After Noida Horror, Another UP Woman Burnt By Husband Over Dowry
Days after the brutal death of 26-year-old Nikki Bhati in Greater Noida, another case of dowry-linked violence has emerged in Uttar Pradesh.
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Torrential Rains In Japan Cause Flooding, Mudslides, Travel Disruptions
Downpours on Japan's southern main island of Kyushu caused flooding and mudslides, injuring a number of people and disrupting travel during a Buddhist holiday week. Evacuation advisories were issued, and several reported missing.
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80 Years After Hiroshima Atomic Bombing, Search Still On For Missing In Ninoshima
When the first atomic bomb detonated 80 years ago on August 6, thousands of the dead and dying were brought to the small, rural island of Ninoshima, just south of Hiroshima, by military boats with crews that had trained for suicide attack missions.
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Students Demand Accountability As Bangladesh Mourns 31 Dead In Jet Crash
The death count from the crash rose to 31 on Tuesday, including at least 25 students, a teacher who died from burn injuries she sustained while helping others get out of the burning building, and the pilot of the training aircraft.
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"19 Years For What Purpose?": Father Of Mumbai Blasts Victim On Court Verdict
Ramesh Naik, who lost his daughter in the 2006 Mumbai blasts, questioned the government following Bombay High Court's decision to acquit 12 accused of the incident.
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"Justice Must Prevail": Families Of Mumbai Blasts Victims Demand CBI Probe
Hours after the Bombay High Court acquitted all 12 men convicted in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, families of the victims on Monday voiced strong concerns and demanded a fresh investigation, urging the Centre to hand over the case to the Central
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Why Drones, AI Still Struggle To Find Missing Flood Victims Quickly
Recent successes in applying computer vision and machine learning to drone imagery for rapidly determining building and road damage after hurricanes or shifting wildfire lines suggest that AI could be valuable in searching for missing persons.
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Andrew Tate Told Victim He Was "Debating To Rape" Her: Report
One of the victims, who was in a relationship with Andrew Tate in 2013, claims that he raped her at his flat post a training session before his kickboxing fight.
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Slippers, Clothes, Victims' Belongings: View Of Delhi Railway Station After Stampede That Killed 18
Delays in train departures and the sale of 1,500 general tickets every hour may have created a chaotic situation at the New Delhi Railway station.
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British Coastguard Mistakes Training Dummy For Drowning Victim In Dramatic Rescue
A British maritime rescue team was dispatched to Cove Cafe in Cleveleys, Lancashire, after a witness reported a "person-shaped" object in the water.
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Man Sets New York Woman On Fire, Watches Her Burn To Death Inside Train
The incident occurred on Sunday morning, around 7:30 am when the man and victim were riding an F train to the end of the line at Stillwell Avenue in Brooklyn.
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Suicide At Jhansi Station, Victim Jumped On Train Engine, Burnt Alive
An unidentified person was charred to death after jumping on to the engine of a Goa-bound train in Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi.
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Railway Worker Gets Trapped While Moving Train Coaches, Crushed To Death
A railway porter was killed during a shunting operation at Barauni Junction in Bihar's Begusarai on Saturday, police said. The victim was identified as Amar Kumar Rao, a porter working at the station under the Sonpur Railway Division.
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Did Gladiators Really Fight to the Death? Here's What You Need to Know
The concept of gladiators in ancient Rome often suggests that they routinely fought to the death, but historical insights reveal a more nuanced reality. While some matches did end fatally, particularly in earlier periods, reforms instituted around 27 B.C. reduced the overall mortality rate significantly. Gladiators could surrender, and only about o...
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"Woke Up To Screams": Chhattisgarh Train Collision Victims Recall Horror
What began as an ordinary evening on Tuesday turned into one of the darkest nights the city of Bilaspur has seen in years. The collision between the Gevra MEMU local and a stationary freight train has claimed eleven lives so far.
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Days After Noida Horror, Another UP Woman Burnt By Husband Over Dowry
Days after the brutal death of 26-year-old Nikki Bhati in Greater Noida, another case of dowry-linked violence has emerged in Uttar Pradesh.
-
Torrential Rains In Japan Cause Flooding, Mudslides, Travel Disruptions
Downpours on Japan's southern main island of Kyushu caused flooding and mudslides, injuring a number of people and disrupting travel during a Buddhist holiday week. Evacuation advisories were issued, and several reported missing.
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80 Years After Hiroshima Atomic Bombing, Search Still On For Missing In Ninoshima
When the first atomic bomb detonated 80 years ago on August 6, thousands of the dead and dying were brought to the small, rural island of Ninoshima, just south of Hiroshima, by military boats with crews that had trained for suicide attack missions.
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Students Demand Accountability As Bangladesh Mourns 31 Dead In Jet Crash
The death count from the crash rose to 31 on Tuesday, including at least 25 students, a teacher who died from burn injuries she sustained while helping others get out of the burning building, and the pilot of the training aircraft.
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"19 Years For What Purpose?": Father Of Mumbai Blasts Victim On Court Verdict
Ramesh Naik, who lost his daughter in the 2006 Mumbai blasts, questioned the government following Bombay High Court's decision to acquit 12 accused of the incident.
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"Justice Must Prevail": Families Of Mumbai Blasts Victims Demand CBI Probe
Hours after the Bombay High Court acquitted all 12 men convicted in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, families of the victims on Monday voiced strong concerns and demanded a fresh investigation, urging the Centre to hand over the case to the Central
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Why Drones, AI Still Struggle To Find Missing Flood Victims Quickly
Recent successes in applying computer vision and machine learning to drone imagery for rapidly determining building and road damage after hurricanes or shifting wildfire lines suggest that AI could be valuable in searching for missing persons.
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Andrew Tate Told Victim He Was "Debating To Rape" Her: Report
One of the victims, who was in a relationship with Andrew Tate in 2013, claims that he raped her at his flat post a training session before his kickboxing fight.
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Slippers, Clothes, Victims' Belongings: View Of Delhi Railway Station After Stampede That Killed 18
Delays in train departures and the sale of 1,500 general tickets every hour may have created a chaotic situation at the New Delhi Railway station.
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British Coastguard Mistakes Training Dummy For Drowning Victim In Dramatic Rescue
A British maritime rescue team was dispatched to Cove Cafe in Cleveleys, Lancashire, after a witness reported a "person-shaped" object in the water.
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Man Sets New York Woman On Fire, Watches Her Burn To Death Inside Train
The incident occurred on Sunday morning, around 7:30 am when the man and victim were riding an F train to the end of the line at Stillwell Avenue in Brooklyn.
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Suicide At Jhansi Station, Victim Jumped On Train Engine, Burnt Alive
An unidentified person was charred to death after jumping on to the engine of a Goa-bound train in Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi.
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Railway Worker Gets Trapped While Moving Train Coaches, Crushed To Death
A railway porter was killed during a shunting operation at Barauni Junction in Bihar's Begusarai on Saturday, police said. The victim was identified as Amar Kumar Rao, a porter working at the station under the Sonpur Railway Division.
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Did Gladiators Really Fight to the Death? Here's What You Need to Know
The concept of gladiators in ancient Rome often suggests that they routinely fought to the death, but historical insights reveal a more nuanced reality. While some matches did end fatally, particularly in earlier periods, reforms instituted around 27 B.C. reduced the overall mortality rate significantly. Gladiators could surrender, and only about o...
