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Labourer charred to death after getting trapped in fire in a building

New Delhi  | A labourer was charred to death after getting trapped in a building in East Delhi's Sharkurpur that caught fire, Delhi Police said on Wednesday. The incident took place in Shakarpur S-block and a total of eight fire tenders took around six to seven hours to bring the fire under control, officials said. The fire broke out in a two-story building at a 100-square-yard plot. The building with one ground floor and two rooms on the first floor, according to reports had a paper godown operating at the plot and registered in the name of Bhumi Trading Company.…
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'Sare Jahan Se Achha' plays in whitehouse

Washigton | During a reception for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander  Heritage Month attended by President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, the White Houses Marine Band performed Sare Jahan Se Achha Hindustan Hamara for an audience of Asian Americans. The patriotic song, written by Mohammad Iqbal during Indias Independence struggle, was played twice by the White House Marine Band at the request of Indian Americans whom the president invited for the annual event. This was an amazing celebration of the White Houses AANHPI Heritage Month at the Rose Garden. The best part was that as I…
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Western countries should not give us knowledge: Jaishankar

 New Delhi | External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has once again criticized the western medias coverage of Indian elections. Jaishankar has said that countries which have to go to court to decide election results are giving us wisdom on conducting elections today. The External Affairs Minister was answering questions at the launch program of the Bengali version of his book Why India Matters in Kolkata on Tuesday. During this he talked on many national and international issues. Jaishankar said that western countries think that they have been running the world for the last 200 years. They want to do it…
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The claim of secret operation in Maldives is wrong: India

New Delhi | India rejected Maldives' claim that Indian military helicopter pilots had conducted a covert operation in Maldives in 2019. The Indian High Commission in Maldives said that Indian aviation companies have always worked as per Maldivian rules. In fact, Maldives Defence Minister Ghassan Maumoon had accused the Indian Army that in 2019, the Army had landed a secret helicopter in Thimarafushi, Maldives. Maumoon said that I saw the report of the National Security Service of the Parliament Committee, in which this thing has come to light. India has rejected all the allegations. The Indian High Commission has rejected…
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Gunmen killed two policemen in France

Paris | In France, some gunmen attacked a police van and took away a dreaded prisoner. The attackers killed two policemen, while three people were seriously injured. #subhead1 French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal informed the Parliament that the attack took place in Incarville, when the police were taking the prisoner from the Rouen court to the jail. Meanwhile, his associates attacked the police at the motorway toll.rAtal said that these people have targeted the Republic and justice system of France. One minute silence was observed in Parliament on the death of policemen. The attackers had come in two vehicles. Police…
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8 killed, 40 injured in road accident in Florida, America

Ocala | A bus carrying farmworkers in central Florida overturned after colliding with a pickup truck on a rural road, killing eight people and injuring about 40 other passengers, authorities said. The bus was transporting 53 farmworkers ,when it collided with a truck in Marion County, about 80 miles north of Orlando, the Florida Highway Patrol said. Authorities say the bus swerved off State Road 40, a straight but somewhat hilly two-lane road that passes through farms. It crashed through a fence and ended up on its side in a field. The workers were being transported to Cannon Farms in…
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Israel dropped nuclear bombs on Gaza: American MP

Washington | Amidst the Israel-Hamas war, American MP Lindsey Graham has said that Israel should take every step so that it can win the war. Speaking to private media, Graham said, When America saw the devastation after the Pearl Harbor attack in the Second World War, we dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima-Nagasaki, Japan and ended the war. Graham said, Israel should do the same. America should give the Jewish country the bombs it needs to end the war. Israel cannot lose this war at any cost. Nuclear attack on Japan was the right decision. Now Israel also has to give…
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Britain is going through a dangerous phase: Sunak

London | British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that the country is currently going through the most dangerous phase. Addressing the public from the Policy Exchange platform in London before the general elections in the UK, Sunak said that the world is currently very close to nuclear war. In such a situation, the opposition leaders will prove to be weak in front of the enemies. According to private news, Sunak said that if Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer wins this year's Prime Minister's election, Britain's security will be at risk. In fact, Sunak's Conservative Party had to face defeat…
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Our development is not possible without India: Bangladesh

New Delhi | Bangladesh Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmood has said, Without India, development in his country is not possible. Bangladesh shares several thousand kilometres of border with India on three sides. In such a situation, it is very important for us to build good relations. #subhead1 Actually, Mahmood was answering questions related to the 'Boycott India' campaign run by the opposition in Bangladesh. During this, he said, The purpose of this campaign launched by Bangladesh National Party was to create instability in the country. They want to weaken the economy of Bangladesh. Describing the campaign being run to destabilize the…
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Preventing gender-based violence in Alberta

Alberta | Alberta’s government is supporting organizations across the province to target the roots of gender-based violence and prevent it before it begins. All Albertans should be able to live their lives free from fear or violence. In Alberta, two in three females and one in three males have experienced sexual violence in their lifetime. Alberta’s government continues to work to reduce those numbers and improve safety. Education and social changes are needed to put an end to gender-based violence. To further this education, Alberta’s government is providing $2 million in prevention-focused grants to support programs that target the causes…
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